NetSpy

Discussion in 'other security issues & news' started by eingram, Feb 16, 2004.

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  1. eingram

    eingram Registered Member

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    Please direct me to the right forum if this isn't. Thank You.
    I got the attached when I ran Spybot S&D.
    I have used the "screen capture" feature of PowerDVD recently.
    I am wondering if the "NetSpy" entries in Spybot are spyware or are just part of my PowerDVD program.
    Spybot had no information on these.


    - While I hate to blur the quality on this image more, it was just way too big (wide) to be left in original form. LWM
     

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  2. snowbound

    snowbound Retired Moderator

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    Hi eingram :)

    I have SpyBot S&D and Power DVD and have never had entries like that before.

    The only NetSpy i know of is a Keylogger app. :eek:

    Here is some info,

    http://www.pestpatrol.com/PestInfo/N/NetSpy.asp#Detection%20and%20Removal

    IMHO i would definitely have Spybot fix those.





    snowbound
     
  3. T Simpson

    T Simpson Guest

    Glad you posted this one. It finally hits me that SpyBot would appear to be the root of this Netspy guy popping up as being caught by NPF upon system bootup. It does not persist. It is more of an initial nuisance message.

    I have AOL 9.0 and SpywareBlaster; I was almost about to give the blame to AOL 9.0 ... but not so fast.

    At this time, I don't see this as something that should be messed with. However, I wonder if there is a negative to its being caught by NPF, rather than letting it slide without warning?
     
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