Thank-you Rodr and Ozy for responding, first off.
What does this mean? Why do you think you were hacked?
Because my log showed remote LAN access via port 80, on a local IP that I had set-up to forward port 80, (Xbox)?
Well, in the interest of not having personal data compromised. Turn off port forwarding in your router... NOW! Also disable UPnP as a virus can take advantage of that as well.
Next step is to either reload your system(s) or take the harddrive out and put it in a known clean system to do a full virus scan and note any malware found. Then you get the fun part of putting it back in the system and removing any of the damage.
Once all that is done, probably best to change your passwords.
It's painful getting infected/rooted. Best to avoid it by proper AV software and passwords based on dictionary words.
Damn, that's a royal PITA, (but you already knew that. :laughing)
I need somebody to clarify for me.....just because my system is acting normal now, and seems quick, doesn't mean that it's not infected, right? So I pretty much need to reload to be safe, huh? :x
Ozy, are there
any viable, safe alternatives that you could actually feel confident letting your system run after with out restoring? (IE running Kapersky's TDSS killer, rootkit scanner + others?) Probably not, but I just want to check.
(Router logs show nothing except a single ACK scan Dos attack, which from what I've read, can also be a dropped packet that the router is 'complaining' about and it shows up as that....correct? No other remote accesses were or have been made since seemingly regaining control last night.)
Disabled UPnP last night, then turned it on again once everything seemed 'okay' again; will go disable once again. Already got rid of all port forwarding. Now, is there any safe way to get ports open for my Xbox, such as a DMZ for just the Xbox?