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31 August 2007

Ctfmon32.exe

Ctfmon32.exe is a malicious process that has been released on April 21st 2005. It is related to CoolWebSearch adware parasite. The main function of this parasite is gathering your data and distributing it back to the creator’s servers, there it is analyzed and commonly used for commercial purposes.
Ctfmon32.exe is related to spyware, therefore it is […]

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30 August 2007

Gmt.exe

Gmt.exe is a malicious process related to Claria advertising program. This process has been noticed on August 16th 2005. Gmt.exe monitors your browsing habits and sends the gathered information to the author’s servers, there some analysis are made.
As far as this process is related to spyware, gmt.exe is a great security risk to your system. […]

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30 August 2007

webproxy.exe

webproxy.exe is part of Panda Software. File is known as WebProxy, Panda Software Web Proxy or simply Internet Resident Proxy. Known file sizes on Windows XP are 69632 bytes (82% of all occurrence), 73728 bytes, 65536 bytes and 77824 bytes. The program is not visible on task manager. Files uses ports to connect to LAN […]

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29 August 2007

winmgmt.exe

Winmgmt.exe is a client management in Windows component. This process starts running when the first client application connects or when management applications request its services. It is part of Windows Management Instrumentation and
Windows Management Instrumentation is a component of the Microsoft Windows operating system that provides management information and control in an enterprise […]

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29 August 2007

Desktop.exe

Desktop.exe is a process that belongs to a Trojan. It was discovered on April 1st, 2005 and ever since then is known as a great security risk that may cause some serious damage to your system. It installs to your computer without you knowing it and spreads via network shares.
After installation desktop.exe enables attackers to […]

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28 August 2007

cds.exe

Cds.exe was noticed for the first time on November 23rd 2005. It is a Trojan known as Backdoor.Spymon. Cds.exe enables interested persons or hackers to steal personal information, such as passwords or internet banking data, which exists on your computer.
Cds.exe is one of the main processes Trojans use in taking control over your system. This […]

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27 August 2007

Bmupdate.exe

Bmupdate.exe is a windows error that has been noticed for the first time on September 14th 2006. This process is most likely an adware or spyware, it is not vital for your system, yet it won’t be absolutely safe if any kind of unwanted parasites, such as bmupdate.exe, will exist.
The bmupdate.exe process will automatically update […]

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27 August 2007

nuqjici.dll

This is a very dangerous file. It is part of a VirusProtectPro virus.  nuqjici.dll is only 8KB of size, but it can make your computer unrepairable. Fortunately, file can be detected and removed by some programs also it may be removed manually (requires deeper computer knowledge). Take a look at the links below to remove […]

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24 August 2007

isass.exe

isass.exe is a mass-mailing worm that sends a copy of itself to email addresses gathered from a compromised computer. It was first noticed on March 2nd 2006. It has an ability to disable firewalls and local security protections and a backdoor capability. It is highly dangerous for your security system.
Although this file is considered to […]

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23 August 2007

dlhost.exe

Dlhost.exe is an advertising Spyware called IamBigBrother. Its release date is September 14th 2006. Dlhost.exe is an executable file that launches parasites on web users systems, loads main components of malicious programs and runs a destructive payload.
Dlhost.exe infects system using Trojans. It enables attackers to access your sensitive information such as passwords, internet banking and […]

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