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Whenever I open any site there are so many suspicious request are shown in my network panel of browser. I scan my system with many antiviruses too, but still facing the same issue. And sometimes I click any link will redirect me to a porn site or other sites. I formatted my system too but no success.

here is the one link that open rapidly i-gency.ru

request list

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here is the list on the extensions and plugins

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Here is the one more site which block by my antivirus every time I load Stackoverflow

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What I should do?

urfusion
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    *I formatted my system too but no success.* then you somehow compromised it again, either one of your files is malicious, or you intentionally executed malicious software (cracks, etc) or an attacker is controlling another machine on your network and is compromising your machine every time you reinstall. – André Borie Sep 10 '15 at 08:22
  • how can I find what is the exact issue? – urfusion Sep 10 '15 at 08:23
  • In the meantime, you can redirect those sites to 0.0.0.0 via your hosts files until you can get things under control. – k1DBLITZ Sep 10 '15 at 13:23
  • every time different site request. how many I will block? – urfusion Sep 10 '15 at 13:57
  • unfortunately, we are not a malware removal forum or tech support – schroeder Oct 03 '16 at 20:19

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All the URLs in your first screen capture/snippet are related to ad-providers who show ads on webpages you visit to gain revenue. The plugins and addons shown are legit.

So, its a possibility that something else is causing the traffic, possibly some ad-injecting programs or DNS hijacking. May be that's even not on your machine, but on modem/router/ISP.

Try setting your DNS servers to any of the following (how-tos described in the linked pages itself):

[edit] Sorry, I saw your MBAM screen capture very late. It seems the issue is related to DNS itself. You must inspect your modem/router DNS configuration (log-in to those devices) and change to above entries if necessary. Make sure the firmware of modem/router are up-to date (restart modem/router later). To verify the settings on your machine, issue the below command at command propmt (CMD.EXE):

ipconfig /all

and check the DNS server entries.

To avoid ads in webpages, use addons like ublock, adblockplus, noscript and ghoestry (for firefox)

I scan my system with many antiviruses too, but still facing the same issue. And sometimes I click any link will redirect me to a porn site or other sites.

No security software can work 100% perfect all the time. I don't know if malware removal assistance is permitted in the community nor I'm entitled to do so, but if you suspect infection, you can get it removed and fixed freely at volunteer forums like bleepingcomputer or geekstogo.

Nikhil_CV
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  • above solution help me but looking for more. If i didn't get more I will accept your answer. +1 for answer – urfusion Sep 10 '15 at 18:32
  • Lets hope it stays right. I have seen this coming back (after months). – Nikhil_CV Sep 10 '15 at 18:47
  • Try connecting to internet via a different source to isolate the issue to your machine or network devices. And reset modem/router if necessary. I strongly suggest to checkout ublock and noscript addons and this tool from norton/symantec: http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/noscript.exe – Nikhil_CV Sep 10 '15 at 18:57
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The website you mentioned appears to be a legitimate Russian language website but are not Russian or you do not read contents in Russian language, then this is an unwanted traffic for you. These all looks like an Adware activity. You might have possibly installed a browser plugin/addon that is generating this traffic in the background. Such fake plugins claim to be a video player or a Macromedia Flash updater but in-turn infect your browser. Here is a link that you can follow and check if you have any such unwanted/unauthorized plugin installed:

http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/it-security/how-to-check-and-configure-your-browser-plugins/

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