Solved Privacy invasion - virus removal help

[FusionPredz]

Pretty much after connecting to a wifi connection that is used by a community of flats i was infected by some kind of trojan/spyware which stole data/video and provided it to some user. I've rebooted by computer and done multiple scans but can't find anything.
I've noticed however through TCPview (an application that views firewall connections going outwards) that bytes are being sent through my 'system' and 'svchost.exe' which i found unusual. There were times that these processes got to 100,000 bytes (svchost.eve) and 20,000 bytes (system), whether or not these are normal process or if its just paranoia, nevertheless a second opinion would help

Btw I have never connected to this public wifi ever again however the infection has remained on my PC even after the system reboot.
I want to remove whatever has been installed on my computer and strengthen my firewall so this doesn't happen again.

Thanks

 

[TwinHeadedEagle]

Hello,


Your computer isn't infected.

 

[FusionPredz]

Hello,


Your computer isn't infected.

You were saying?? How is my flatmate inbedding trojans on my PC if im not using peer-to-peer networking anymore?
Would you also happen to know specifically how to improve my firewall so this doesn't happen again?

 

[TwinHeadedEagle]

What trojans, there is no trojan on your PC.

 

[FusionPredz]

JS/Redirector.dg or whatever it was found on mcaffee.
After finding that and removing it, i downloaded bitdefender and continued finding a TCP connection via my youcam (my camera file) addressing to a strange IP.
(Mind you im using a university connection).

 

[FusionPredz]

Whatever it is, its sending either my keylogged keys and/or history, files, and now even accessing my camera.

 

[TwinHeadedEagle]

JS/Redirector is a Chrome cache detection, if you clean your cache, that would be gone.

Like I said, there is not keylogger on your computer, at least I don't see anything like that in your logs.