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Old September 8th, 2004, 01:27 PM
Doctor Fix Doctor Fix is offline
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Unhappy SST Secure Shuttle Transport by Boomerang Software

Hallo,
dunno if this the right place for such kind of post. Sorry in case.

Program in thread subject is concerned.
Location is http://www.secureshuttle.com/Index.htm

Question is: How can I be sure it doesn't contain any malware built-in or acquired.
I can see, with TaskInfo process manager, that almost any application running on my PC is loading this DLL module belonging to SST:

Code:
C:\Program Files\SST\Bin\Shuttlehook.dll

Proggie also opens and listens to a random port every time it is launched.

This looked suspicious to me.

Is there any way or tip to investigate this further.

Tnx for cooperation,
Doc.
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Old September 8th, 2004, 02:32 PM
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Default Re: SST Secure Shuttle Transport by Boomerang Software

Hi DoctorFix, I've moved your post to amore appropriate forum where it will receive better attention.

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