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Re: strange software > winsupdater.exe

Subject: Re: strange software > winsupdater.exe
Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2005 14:14:51 -0800 (PST)
Esteban,

New here?  Welcome.

First of, what research have you done, besides using
anti-spyware and -virus?  Google searches?
 
Does the process have port open?  If so, which one(s)?

Do you see the process running in Task Manager?  If
so, have you run pmdump.exe, handle.exe, listdlls.exe,
or anything else against the process?

Have you run strings.exe against the file?

Have you done any sort of investigation at all?

If so, please post any information you may have, as it
might help others help you...




We are looking at an abnormal program named
"winsupdater.exe" and we are
having trouble installing antispyware software on
the infected computers,
and the antivirus is not detecting the malware.
We were able to disable it manual trough regedit,
were it leaves a key entry
in

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
named
"Microsoft Window Updater", but anyone knows if this
is a new virus or
spyware?

Esteban Lara
Director de IT
Soluciones Digitales de Almacenamiento S.A.











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