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My Pest Patrol foud these two suspicious registry entries. I realize that
Gator has renamed itself Claria, so this concerns me a bit. I would delete
them right away, except that they are in these "trusted publisher" keys.
Pest Detected in
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\microsoft\systemcertificates\trustedpublisher\crl
s
Pest: Claria
User Action: registry entry ignored, NOT Quarantined
Pest Detected in
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\microsoft\systemcertificates\trustedpublisher\ctl
s
Pest: Claria
User Action: registry entry ignored, NOT Quarantined
Does this mean they were put there by MS? I was wondering if maybe MS
Office 2003 was using these to send info back on what other software I am
using. I think that Office 2003 has an opt in capability for this. I
haven't been able to find anything on the web yet, and Pest Patrol's site
only tells about the standard Gator threat.
I don't have any other funny processes running, and also a search of the
hard drives didn't find anything else named Claria.
Gator has renamed itself Claria, so this concerns me a bit. I would delete
them right away, except that they are in these "trusted publisher" keys.
Pest Detected in
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\microsoft\systemcertificates\trustedpublisher\crl
s
Pest: Claria
User Action: registry entry ignored, NOT Quarantined
Pest Detected in
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\microsoft\systemcertificates\trustedpublisher\ctl
s
Pest: Claria
User Action: registry entry ignored, NOT Quarantined
Does this mean they were put there by MS? I was wondering if maybe MS
Office 2003 was using these to send info back on what other software I am
using. I think that Office 2003 has an opt in capability for this. I
haven't been able to find anything on the web yet, and Pest Patrol's site
only tells about the standard Gator threat.
I don't have any other funny processes running, and also a search of the
hard drives didn't find anything else named Claria.