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SOT - I noticed a peculiar file in my WIINT/downloaded Program Files directory (One of the typical locations for spyware on a 2000 OS) and saw a file called "bridge.inf" that I examined with a hex editor. It is definitely a key logger..How did you eventually figure it out? Process checking or firewall?
Not your fault pal, it's the anti-social, scumbag, losers with too much time and too little friends……Sorry about that. I didn't know.. :huh:
Sgt. Berniedo & SOT - this this blew my mind! My current, updated Norton AV missed it, older versions of McAfee & Panda missed it (but I'm not surprised), Lavasofts "AdAware" & Spybots "Search & Destroy" missed it, and it got through my ZoneAlarm firewall. (Not sure what port it uses or if it was able to relay the keystrokes or not.). But guess who nailed it? Yahoo's free "Anti-Spy" for Yahoo Toolbar!! A free Yahoo utility... I have to laugh..Thanks for the heads up Kozmo, my malware scan didn't find anything, but I'll run the AV scan and see what happens.
Sgt. Berniedo & SOT - this this blew my mind! My current, updated Norton AV missed it, older versions of McAfee & Panda missed it (but I'm not surprised), Lavasofts "AdAware" & Spybots "Search & Destroy" missed it, and it got through my ZoneAlarm firewall. (Not sure what port it uses or if it was able to relay the keystrokes or not.). But guess who nailed it? Yahoo's free "Anti-Spy" for Yahoo Toolbar!! A free Yahoo utility... I have to laugh..Thanks for the heads up Kozmo, my malware scan didn't find anything, but I'll run the AV scan and see what happens.
The Signature turned out to be: TrojanSpy.Win32.briss.d along with a bunch of adware & Tracking Cookies.
~KK