| Name | Status | Filename | Description |
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| abcdefgh | X | abcdefgh.exe | DOWNLOADER.EPJ TROJAN! |
| ABIT uGuru | U | uGuru.exe | Related to ABIT_Computer Provides quick access to several Abit motherboard utilities - such as monitoring cpu temperature, fan speeds, overclocking, flashing of BIOS |
| ABITEQ | N | abiteq.exe | Monitoring utility for ABIT Motherboards. Displays system voltages, temperatures and fan speeds. |
| Abrada WIN32 | X | abrada.exe | Added by the Troj/Dermon-G TROJAN! Note: located in C:\Windows\System (Win9x/Me), C:\%WINDIR%\System32 (XP/WinNT/2K) Can severely compromise system security, stealth installed. |
| ABRegmon | Y | ABregmon.exe | ArcaVir Antivirus |
| Absolute Shield | U | dseraser.exe | Absolute Shield/Evidence Eliminator - internet history eraser |
| Absolute StartUp monitor | U | ASMon.exe | Absolute Startup - startup monitor from F-Group Software |
| AbsoluteShield Internet Eraser | Y | cseraser.exe | Related to AbsoluteShield_Internet_Eraser application. Note: located in C:\Program Files\SysShield Tools\Internet Eraser\ |
| ABsr | X | absr.exe | Added by the AUTOUPDER VIRUS! |
| absr | X | mwsvm.exe | SeekSeek search hijacker related - See here |
| abtu | X | mp3serch.exe | Loads the executable for Lop.com. mp3serch.exe is the final version whilst lopsearch.exe is the beta version |
| abtu | X | lopsearch.exe | Loads the executable for LOP adware - mp3serch.exe is the final version whilst lopsearch.exe is the beta version |
| AbyssWebServer | U | abyssws.exe | Abyss web server |
| Ac97Sound | X | snddrv.exe | Detected as Mal/SillyFDC-A by sophos |
| AcBtnMgr_Xxx | Y | AcBtnMgr_Xxx.exe | Associated with the Lexmark Xxx (where "xx" is the model) all-in-one printer/scanner/copier. Required for correct operation |
| acc | U | acc.exe | Advanced Call Center - "full-featured yet easy-to-use answering machine software for your voice modem" |
| ACCDEFRAGINFO | X | (path to file) | Added by the W32/Darby-O WORM! |
| Accelerate | U | accelerate.exe | Webroot Accelerate - allows you to optimize Windows network registry settings in order to boost surfing speeds. Leave this enabled if you find it improves your connection |
| Access Control App | X | winsto.exe | Identified as a variant of the Win32/TrojanDownloader.Small.CYF Trojan. Note: Located in \%Temp%\ |
| Access Ramp Monitor | N | armon32.exe | Monitors your progress on the internet; hang-ups, connection speeds, internet congestion and traffic flow. It prevents some games from running also. To disable the Access Ramp Monitor (1) Open Windows Explorer (2) Open the Program Files folder (3) Open the MindSpring folder (4) Open the AccessRamp folder (5) Double-click on the ARMCfg32.exe file (6) Uncheck Enable Dialup Monitor and click OK (7) Restart the computer and try again |
| Access WebControl | X | [path to file] | Added by the TROJ/PPDOOR-M TROJAN!
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| AccessManager | U | AccessMgr.exe | Part of SmartPipes SecureSite software - "SecureSite enables rapid turnup and enhanced administration of VPNs. It automates and simplifies tasks for VPN design and policy management, access control management, and key management"
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| AccessMedia P2P Loader | X | amp2pl.exe | My AccessMedia toolbar related, stealth installed! |
| AccessoriesPlus | U | clockplus.exe | "Clock Plus", part of Accessories_Plus allows you to select from dozens of alternatives for the Windows clock. |
| AccessRamp Monitor01 | N | ARMon32a.exe | From a visitor "Just wanted to provide you with some info on Access Ramp software installed with Verizon DSL accounts in those areas that use the Winpoet PPPoE software. The Access Ramp TSRs are installed as part of IP Insight software (can't remember the software maker). You can decline to install IP Insight during Winpoet setup, or go into Add/Remove programs uninstall IP Insight by hand if it's already installed. It really doesn't do a darn thing for you. It was intended to help DSL techs monitor QoS, but the backend part was never implemented (at least as of earlier this year). This will not affect the user's ability or inability to access their DSL service." |