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Computer compromised
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Name: JimmieC
Date: January 17, 2005 at 11:49:09 Pacific
Subject: Computer compromisedOS: Windows 98seCPU/Ram: ? |
Comment: Using Sygate Personal Firewall v5.5 build 2710, I am getting all kinds of activity. It started with this (LEXBCES.EXE) I believe. Also getting other popup invaders (Win32 Kernel for one) that show and disappear very quickly. Everything was going well until I uninstalled Sygate 5.6 build 2808 and reverted to 5.5.
01/17/2005 13:50:33 Application Hijacking has been detected Distributed Com Services
01/17/2005 14:17:11 Somebody is scanning your computer.
01/17/2005 14:21:26 Somebody is scanning your computer.
Any help in this matter would be appreciated. Thanks,
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Name: JimmieC
Date: January 17, 2005 at 12:45:24 Pacific
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Reply: Sorry if the previous post is poorly framed. I guess the question I am trying to have answered is: "Distributed Com Services". Should this be allowed permission to enter? And I didn't understand the warning "Application Hijacking has been detected". Thanks,
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