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Vladimir
Yesterday, checking my system with new DrWeb antivirus (my resident Avast)
found H@tKeysH@@k.dll in my system32 folder plus resident worm in system
restore folder (best place for any worms since I cant check/delete there
manualy, heaven for any viruses).
Now I even have no idea when/how it appers there and even have no idea what
caused that. Is it so hard making system changes log? Not
winsysdir/changes.txt (find file + remove my virus added, easy), but some
smarter, stronger with search. Even with all registry (why not put virus body
there as blob? go find it!) + file changes (should I know how long keys
hooked?). And finaly wth I should or run everything as administrator,
allowing any media player full acces to everything, or be a restricted rights
user, able to use only notepad or MsOffice, or entering login/password any
time I rebuild my HelloWorld.exe (keylogger, here is my logons, since you in
my system as administrator - catch)?
found H@tKeysH@@k.dll in my system32 folder plus resident worm in system
restore folder (best place for any worms since I cant check/delete there
manualy, heaven for any viruses).
Now I even have no idea when/how it appers there and even have no idea what
caused that. Is it so hard making system changes log? Not
winsysdir/changes.txt (find file + remove my virus added, easy), but some
smarter, stronger with search. Even with all registry (why not put virus body
there as blob? go find it!) + file changes (should I know how long keys
hooked?). And finaly wth I should or run everything as administrator,
allowing any media player full acces to everything, or be a restricted rights
user, able to use only notepad or MsOffice, or entering login/password any
time I rebuild my HelloWorld.exe (keylogger, here is my logons, since you in
my system as administrator - catch)?