Account hacked.

[masudan]

My World of Warcraft account was recently hacked and I've run scans with the following:
Hitmanpro,Malwarebytes,SuperAntiSpyware, Doctor Web, but but nothing suspicious was found. I'm puzzled if I had a keylogger. Are there any special ways to detect/remove keyloggers?

[MikeTbob]

Hello and welcome.
You can try Rkhunter. I would use a LiveCD to run these tests though. Anything you download anything, it has the possibility to become infected before you started scanning.

[unspawn]

I've run scans with the following:
Hitmanpro,Malwarebytes,SuperAntiSpyware, Doctor Web, but but nothing suspicious was found.

Of the four applications you mention only one of those has a Linux version out (Dr Web). So can we deduce from that you're actually running a Microsoft product and not Linux?

I'm puzzled if I had a keylogger. Are there any special ways to detect/remove keyloggers?

If you're running Microsoft then there probably are a lot of ways to leech credentials disguised as something seemingly innocuous: an email, a "free download" application, etc, etc. It doesn't *have* to be a keylogger. And regardless of what OS you use it could also have been something else: like using a login you use for something else that got cracked. Not everyone is as forthcoming about getting their machines cracked as we all would like to see...

[masudan]

My World of Warcraft account was recently hacked and I've run scans with the following:
Hitmanpro,Malwarebytes,SuperAntiSpyware, Doctor Web, but but nothing suspicious was found. I'm puzzled if I had a keylogger. Are there any special ways to detect/remove keyloggers?

Hello and welcome.
You can try Rkhunter. I would use a LiveCD to run these tests though. Anything you download anything, it has the possibility to become infected before you started scanning.

Thank you, Mike. I will take your advise and try the Rkhunter.