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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 823865" data-source="post: 856961">yes so do i last decade, i was a &quot;friendly neighborhood repairman&quot; , never had complains too at a time malware were so basic a scanner and some registry cleaning were enough. Sadly, this time is gone. Now you need complex and adapted forensic tools like FRST, Farbar, and others....I worked for Emsisoft, the malware removal team have to take a course or show some real experience in forensic and no they don&#039;t just run EEK or MBAM LOL.i agree and understand your point, some people said the same to me, as if you need to know coding to get a brain....maybe their case tough, not me LOLWhat i meant is, in our days, malware are way more evasive, even a scanner may miss entries, or not even detect them. hence complex forensic methodologies and tools are required.I believe malware removal is when you have unrecoveable files , if not a system wipe is the most effective, unless you are tooo unlucky and got a bioskit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 823865, post: 856961"] yes so do i last decade, i was a "friendly neighborhood repairman" , never had complains too at a time malware were so basic a scanner and some registry cleaning were enough. Sadly, this time is gone. Now you need complex and adapted forensic tools like FRST, Farbar, and others.... I worked for Emsisoft, the malware removal team have to take a course or show some real experience in forensic and no they don't just run EEK or MBAM LOL. i agree and understand your point, some people said the same to me, as if you need to know coding to get a brain....maybe their case tough, not me LOL What i meant is, in our days, malware are way more evasive, even a scanner may miss entries, or not even detect them. hence complex forensic methodologies and tools are required. I believe malware removal is when you have unrecoveable files , if not a system wipe is the most effective, unless you are tooo unlucky and got a bioskit. [/QUOTE]

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