How to find the software installed by my hacker to take pics of my screen?

[434]

My hacker updates his Facebook page with hints after seeing what I do on my laptop. I have closed all NetBIOS ports and, very well know from my router logs, that he regularly does a port scan. I am not sure if he has put in a remote access Trojan thru one of the open ports, mostly 80 and 443. Or maybe he installed some software to take snaps of my screen? Does anybody know of any software that takes pics of screen that hackers use, not the ones I can find myself doing google search?
Already restored to factory settings and also checked all processes.

[Steven]

Reinstall/restore your operating system from scratch. Honestly, in particular with Windows it's much quicker and safer than trying to troubleshoot for hours or days.

Re ports - ensure you block outgoing as well as incoming ports. Queries might be coming form a different port and going back via another one. Blocking 443 i.e. SSL leaves you with open text communication on the web (some sites won't allow non-SSL anyway) and 80. You can configure apps to different ports hence my first advice is still best,

[Mac]

i heard cases like that.....reformat would safest and fastest way

i heard even antivirus couldnt detect it,bcoz it not so malice?
it give your hacker remote acces,basically they own your laptop but remotely,try boot from usb/pendrive
then change all password,router,fb.........they see you through camera,so if you cut the internet,they couldnt do anything

[SmartAZ]

Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete. Select "Start Task Manager". Write down all the process names. Close the app.

Open your browser and go to google.com. Search for all the process names you wrote down to see what they do. Write a list of everything that doesn't check out as legitimate.

Click the Start button in the lower left corner of your screen and search for all the process names in your list, followed by *. Delete everything you find that way.

Go to http://www.iobit.com/advancedsystemcareper.html

BTW if you had a firewall this never would have happened. AVG is free. Get it: http://www.avg.com/us-en/homepage

[Md Masud]

i heard even antivirus couldnt detect it,bcoz it not so malice?

[DunbarPappy®ϟϟ]

FYI:
From; http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/...r-webcams/
Meet the men who spy on women through their webcams.

"... only minimal technical skill is now required to deploy a RAT and acquire slaves. Once infected, all the common RAT software provides a control panel view in which one can see all current slaves, their locations, and the status of their machines. With a few clicks, the operator can start watching the screen or webcam of any slave currently online."
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Facebook users & CSRF
"An attacker could trick a user to silently record his webcam video and publish it to his Facebook wall, without the user even knowing about it," according to Aditya Gupta, the Indian security researcher who discovered the flaw. Gupta and fellow security researcher Subho Halder from XY Security earned a $2,500 reward from Facebook for discovering the Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) bug, which stemmed from a failure to apply adequate security controls. Gupta notified Facebook about the "Peeping Tom" bug in July but the social networking giant only recently rolled out a fix."
Firefox, with "NoScript" stops these CSRF's.

[omgsjh]

he may used pc keylogging apps like acespy.
http://www.monitoring-softwares.com