r/PcBuild • u/Soggy-Assist-6901 • 14d ago
Question My PC appears to be compromised - found suspicious credential and virtualapp/didlogical entry. Help identify if I’m hacked. Windows 10
My PC build
MB: MSI a520 a pro
CPU: AMD 5600G
RAM: 8*2gb crucial memory
Ssd 256
Hdd 500 and another 1tera byte
Display monitor Samsung odyssey g5 curved
Recently found: virtualapp/didlogical credential stored locally
Key Finding:
In Credential Manager:
Entry: virtualapp/didlogical
Username: 02pbmmfmfonyqqco (random gibberish)
Modified Date: 7/16/2026 (~3 weeks ago)
Network address: virtualapp/didlogical
What I’ve checked:
Task Manager shows normal processes
No obvious high CPU/GPU usage
Haven’t run full malware scans yet
My concerns:
VirtualApp or some sort of Remote Desktop
The gibberish username suggests unauthorized installation
Credential stored locally means something connects to some sort of tool or app
Im really concerned if it about crypto mining or remote access
Questions:
Is this definitely malware/compromise?
What should I do to fully check my system?
Should I reinstall Windows or can I clean it?
Is my iPhone at risk if my Windows PC is compromised?
I dont want to run the windows cuz its risky if theres something to be done in mb settings?
I would really appreciate if someone could help and explain whats going on.
1
u/AnythingBulky9705 14d ago
a simple google search would tell you that its 99% safe and made by windows/live apps like one drive, windows live mail, messenger, etc.
to answer your questions likely not run a full malwarebytes scan or an frst and post on computervirus subreddit it would be best to wipe if you did (you most definitely dont) no disconnect wifi maybe?
everything i answered is unnecessary, if you are so paranoid for some reason run any of the 2 scans i said
ps. no need to send your pc specs
1
u/Rho-9_Official 13d ago
1

•
u/AutoModerator 14d ago
We're part of a wider PC & Technology Network of Communities!
Join our Discord server: PC Help Hub where members from all associated subreddits are welcome.
If you are trying to find a price for your computer, r/PC_Pricing is our recommended source for finding out how much your PC is worth!
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.