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Lycist 9 points 3 years ago

You never know what malware is going to do. You could look up sandbox reports of what it did, and then end up with a modified version of the malware. Better to backup stuff, nuke the OS, and start fresh/change passwords on important stuff. Persistence can be a bitch to track down, better to nuke.

Take this as a learned lesson, and do better next time.

Back in the early 00's I caught thousands of infections.. I think somewhere around 3000 infections removed at once was my personal best. Live and learn.

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dorkian-gray 4 points 3 years ago

Nuke it and pray to whatever spirits motivate them that they didn't manage to install a rootkit... I'd be praying to rum, myself.

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