- Jul 23, 2020
- 1
Hello,
First of all excuse me for my English, I am French.
Before coming to this conclusion even if it is uncertain over time and my research advanced it seems to turn to a hardware backdoor.
I need your help to make sure that backdoor software or simple malware escaped me.
Firstly, because I knew I was infected with something.
One of the employees in one of the downpour boxes came to warn me that he knew what I was working on and he gave me details that I couldn't know unless you have full access to my computer.
I'm sure I'm not an expert in security but I am doing quite well to perform some security task.
First I am on a post.
The firmware of my motherboard is updated with the latest version from the manufacturer.
I boot my updated Windows 10 using the UEFI secure boot.
I have a Norton Antivirus installed and update.
I have run Malwarebytes on occasion.
My router alone is on an express VPN VPN.
My Computer is also connected to a VPN.
To give you an idea, I am using a double VPN.
I checked all the processes on my Windows 10 1 to 1 until I disabled all non-Microsoft software.
I even looked at all of the Windows 10 processes to be sure where they came from.
I looked at all the software and IPs connecting to my computer using Colasoft Capsa 13 Enterprise.
I have noticed an amount of Traffic which is detected by Colasoft Capsa 13 Enterprise but unable to know where it came from.
My software options for determining where to find a simple trojan are starting to be very limited. Do you have any additional tools or ideas to do to verify if this is a backdoor software?
I am ready to try anything.
It could be a version of Specter, if so how do we get rid of it?
If not, do you know of a company or organization ready to receive my hardware to carry out a more in-depth verification and analysis of my hardware?
First of all excuse me for my English, I am French.
Before coming to this conclusion even if it is uncertain over time and my research advanced it seems to turn to a hardware backdoor.
I need your help to make sure that backdoor software or simple malware escaped me.
Firstly, because I knew I was infected with something.
One of the employees in one of the downpour boxes came to warn me that he knew what I was working on and he gave me details that I couldn't know unless you have full access to my computer.
I'm sure I'm not an expert in security but I am doing quite well to perform some security task.
First I am on a post.
The firmware of my motherboard is updated with the latest version from the manufacturer.
I boot my updated Windows 10 using the UEFI secure boot.
I have a Norton Antivirus installed and update.
I have run Malwarebytes on occasion.
My router alone is on an express VPN VPN.
My Computer is also connected to a VPN.
To give you an idea, I am using a double VPN.
I checked all the processes on my Windows 10 1 to 1 until I disabled all non-Microsoft software.
I even looked at all of the Windows 10 processes to be sure where they came from.
I looked at all the software and IPs connecting to my computer using Colasoft Capsa 13 Enterprise.
I have noticed an amount of Traffic which is detected by Colasoft Capsa 13 Enterprise but unable to know where it came from.
My software options for determining where to find a simple trojan are starting to be very limited. Do you have any additional tools or ideas to do to verify if this is a backdoor software?
I am ready to try anything.
It could be a version of Specter, if so how do we get rid of it?
CVE-2017-5715 (Spectre, Variant 2) - CVE - WikiChip
CVE-2017-5715 (Spectre, Variant 2, Branch Target Injection) is a microprocessor vulnerability that allows an attacker to cause otherwise correctly executing code to expose information to the attacker that wouldn't normally be exposed due to a wrong branch target being temporarily chosen...
en.wikichip.org
If not, do you know of a company or organization ready to receive my hardware to carry out a more in-depth verification and analysis of my hardware?