HitmanPro.ALERT Support and Discussion Thread

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by erikloman, May 25, 2012.

  1. Stupendous Man

    Stupendous Man Registered Member

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    If was the way you put your post at Erik, together with the used emoticon, that made it seem rather disgruntled. That is why I replied the way I did.
    Sometimes it may be better not to use an emoticon. Even plain text alone can be misinterpreted sometimes, certain emoticons can make it worse.
     
  2. guest

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    Lmfao, really? Should I over-analyze my use of internet abbreviations too? I'm not trying to be a dick, but I tagged Erik (not you, so I don't even know why I'm having this discussion to begin with) because that's how one communicates with another in a forum post. My use of an emoticon was really none of your concern.
     
  3. Peter2150

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    When you post it becomes public and fair game.
     
  4. Stupendous Man

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    Well, see it as you like, but if you post on a forum, even if you tag someone specific, others may feel the need to respond, for various reasons. Even (or in particular) regarding differences over etiquette. But as this is very off-topic, I will end my contribution to this debate.
     
  5. Tinstaafl

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    All good here with HMPA 3.6.3 Build 586, Win 10 Pro x64 v1607, and Avira Pro 15.0.24.146 :)

    I did notice the earlier comments about C:\Windows\CryptoGuard not being accessible for file deletion until the CryptoGuard protection is disabled. I have been using the CCleaner Custom Files and Folders cleanup to address the old files in this location, and can confirm that CCleaner no longer sees any CryptoGuard files. I have 6 files in this folder currently. Not a problem for me, just wanted to mention this point.

    To test this, I disabled Cryptoguard, re-ran CCleaner, and it picked up the old files. Re-started CryptoGuard, and all is well.
     
  6. askmark

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    All working on Windows 10 Pro x64, Insider Preview, Build 15031 (Redstone 2). Thanks guys :thumb:
     
  7. L10090

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    HitmanPro.Alert 3.6.3 Build 586 RC2
    W7-x64 Professional:
    Installed HitmanPro.Alert 3.6.3 build 586 RC2 over build 582 RC1, running it now for a few day's, no issues what so ever.
     
  8. mrhex1

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    I can report that I got almost exactly the same IAF trigger with HMPA thrice. I haven't been to get it to trigger everytime though. HMPA has triggered about three times now for this though. Perhaps I may roll back to build 582 since I don't use openoffice or any of its variants.
     
  9. Krusty

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    Probable false positive:

    Code:
    Log Name:      Application
    Source:        HitmanPro.Alert
    Date:          14/02/2017 8:19:42 PM
    Event ID:      911
    Task Category: Mitigation
    Level:         Error
    Keywords:      Classic
    User:          N/A
    Computer:      Krusty-PC
    Description:
    Mitigation   ROP
    
    Platform     10.0.14393/x64 v586 06_37*
    PID          6212
    Application  C:\Program Files\Cyberfox\Cyberfox.exe
    Description  Cyberfox 51.0.3
    
    Callee Type  LoadLibrary
    
    Stack Trace
    #  Address          Module                   Location
    -- ---------------- ------------------------ ----------------------------------------
    1  00007FFF7899CD7F KernelBase.dll           LoadLibraryExW +0x16f
    2  00007FFF789C606A KernelBase.dll           UnhandledExceptionFilter +0x21a
    3  00007FFF7C3BED1B ntdll.dll               
    4  00007FFF7C3A6BD6 ntdll.dll                __C_specific_handler +0x96
    5  00007FFF7C3BAB9D ntdll.dll                __chkstk +0x11d
    6  00007FFF7C359913 ntdll.dll               
    7  00007FFF7C3B9CBA ntdll.dll                KiUserExceptionDispatcher +0x3a
    
    8  0000015FE63D55BC xul.dll                 
                        cc                       INT 3       
    
    9  00007FFF53BBE7E9 nss3.dll               
    10 00007FFF53BAF462 nss3.dll               
    
    Process Trace
    1  C:\Program Files\Cyberfox\Cyberfox.exe [6212]
    2  C:\Windows\explorer.exe [1112]
    3  C:\Windows\System32\userinit.exe [304]
    4  C:\Windows\System32\winlogon.exe [720]
    winlogon.exe
    
    Thumbprint
    8d23be7a68fa86e40edf551a88db3e554ee00622a0d81efb127a7b750af00175
    Event Xml:
    <Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
      <System>
        <Provider Name="HitmanPro.Alert" />
        <EventID Qualifiers="0">911</EventID>
        <Level>2</Level>
        <Task>9</Task>
        <Keywords>0x80000000000000</Keywords>
        <TimeCreated SystemTime="2017-02-14T09:19:42.050226100Z" />
        <EventRecordID>33282</EventRecordID>
        <Channel>Application</Channel>
        <Computer>Krusty-PC</Computer>
        <Security />
      </System>
      <EventData>
        <Data>C:\Program Files\Cyberfox\Cyberfox.exe</Data>
        <Data>ROP</Data>
        <Data>Mitigation   ROP
    
    Platform     10.0.14393/x64 v586 06_37*
    PID          6212
    Application  C:\Program Files\Cyberfox\Cyberfox.exe
    Description  Cyberfox 51.0.3
    
    Callee Type  LoadLibrary
    
    Stack Trace
    #  Address          Module                   Location
    -- ---------------- ------------------------ ----------------------------------------
    1  00007FFF7899CD7F KernelBase.dll           LoadLibraryExW +0x16f
    2  00007FFF789C606A KernelBase.dll           UnhandledExceptionFilter +0x21a
    3  00007FFF7C3BED1B ntdll.dll               
    4  00007FFF7C3A6BD6 ntdll.dll                __C_specific_handler +0x96
    5  00007FFF7C3BAB9D ntdll.dll                __chkstk +0x11d
    6  00007FFF7C359913 ntdll.dll               
    7  00007FFF7C3B9CBA ntdll.dll                KiUserExceptionDispatcher +0x3a
    
    8  0000015FE63D55BC xul.dll                 
                        cc                       INT 3       
    
    9  00007FFF53BBE7E9 nss3.dll               
    10 00007FFF53BAF462 nss3.dll               
    
    Process Trace
    1  C:\Program Files\Cyberfox\Cyberfox.exe [6212]
    2  C:\Windows\explorer.exe [1112]
    3  C:\Windows\System32\userinit.exe [304]
    4  C:\Windows\System32\winlogon.exe [720]
    winlogon.exe
    
    Thumbprint
    8d23be7a68fa86e40edf551a88db3e554ee00622a0d81efb127a7b750af00175</Data>
      </EventData>
    </Event>
     
  10. erikloman

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    Browser is crashing. In some cases this triggers an exploit mitigation as well.
     
  11. erikloman

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    We will whitelist this shortly (per cloud).
     
  12. erikloman

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    The component steals a pointer from another component.

    We will whitelist this particular component.
     
  13. Libraman

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  14. guest

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    Correct. Build 586 can now be downloaded from their website.
     
  15. Stupendous Man

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    Hmm.. I see. So the previous RC2 is now the release version.

    Hmm.. I really wonder whether that is a smart thing to do, as the CryptoGuard and LibreOffice x86 on Win x64 issue is not fixed in HMPA 3.6.3.586 -- note that Erik was still working on that!

    I think it is not wise to offer this build as release version, for the reasons that I mentioned before.

    Perhaps this was a calculated decision, as most users won't do the thing that I do that triggers the CryptoGuard issue that I reported.
    Nevertheless, I think it would have been better to fix that issue before releasing HMPA 3.6.3.586.
     
  16. Krusty

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    Thanks. I realise now that VoodooShield also blocked Cyberfox's Plugin Container after I closed CF too, so maybe that is what happened and why CF crashed.
     
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    I'm sure they will fix it with one of the next beta-versions.

    And as you yourself said, the average user isn't doing such things so the issue isn't triggered for them.
    This might be a reason, why they have released it now instead of delaying it any further. :doubt:
     
  21. Stupendous Man

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    Yes, I suppose so.
     
  22. Krusty

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    I just found that keystrokes are scrambled in IE 11 on this machine. Disabling Keystroke Encryption solves it but enabling it scrambles key strokes again.

    Edit: Never mind. After a restart the keystrokes are no longer scrambled. Maybe related to an earlier false positive detection by Avast again this morning.
     
    Last edited: Feb 14, 2017
  23. deugniet

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    @erikloman

    Sent you a mail with a couple of hmpalert-dmps.
     
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  25. MtrXUser

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    Hello everyone,
    I have Hitman Pro installed on my PC [trial version]
    as I started the Edge browser it came up with the alert -
    Intruder detected! Do not enter personal data or bank online.

    Intruder
    Code:
    PID          13236
    Application  C:\Windows\SystemApps\Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe\microsoftedgecp.exe
    Description  Microsoft Edge Content Process 11
    
    Detour Report
    #  Address             Owner                    Disassembly
    -- ------------------  ------------------------ ------------------------
    EncryptMessage *
     1 0x00007FFA70DB5880  SspiCli.dll              JMP 0x7ffa712d1568
     2 0x00007FFA712D1568  (anonymous)            
    
    FilterConnectCommunicationPort
     1 0x00007FFA70FF20A0  fltlib.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0180
     2 0x00007FFA712D0180  (anonymous)            
    
    FilterSendMessage
     1 0x00007FFA70FF22D0  fltlib.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d01b8
     2 0x00007FFA712D01B8  (anonymous)            
    
    NtUserBlockInput
     1 0x00007FFA718D7870  win32u.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0d88
     2 0x00007FFA712D0D88  (anonymous)            
    
    NtUserClipCursor
     1 0x00007FFA718D7A50  win32u.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0f10
     2 0x00007FFA712D0F10  (anonymous)            
    
    NtUserGetKeyboardState
     1 0x00007FFA718D1F70  win32u.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0c00
     2 0x00007FFA712D0C00  (anonymous)            
    
    NtUserMoveWindow
     1 0x00007FFA718D1C30  win32u.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0d18
     2 0x00007FFA712D0D18  (anonymous)            
    
    NtUserRegisterHotKey
     1 0x00007FFA718D9090  win32u.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0df8
     2 0x00007FFA712D0DF8  (anonymous)            
    
    NtUserRegisterRawInputDevices
     1 0x00007FFA718D9110  win32u.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0ca8
     2 0x00007FFA712D0CA8  (anonymous)            
    
    NtUserSendInput
     1 0x00007FFA718D20B0  win32u.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0bc8
     2 0x00007FFA712D0BC8  (anonymous)            
    
    BitBlt
     1 0x00007FFA73502E80  GDI32.dll                JMP 0x7ffa712d0458
     2 0x00007FFA712D0458  (anonymous)            
    
    CreateDCA
     1 0x00007FFA735038A0  GDI32.dll                JMP 0x7ffa712d0260
     2 0x00007FFA712D0260  (anonymous)            
    
    CreateDCW
     1 0x00007FFA73504190  GDI32.dll                JMP 0x7ffa712d0298
     2 0x00007FFA712D0298  (anonymous)            
    
    DeleteDC
     1 0x00007FFA73502080  GDI32.dll                JMP 0x7ffa712d0378
     2 0x00007FFA712D0378  (anonymous)            
    
    GdiAlphaBlend
     1 0x00007FFA73505450  GDI32.dll                JMP 0x7ffa712d0340
     2 0x00007FFA712D0340  (anonymous)            
    
    GdiTransparentBlt
     1 0x00007FFA735054E0  GDI32.dll                JMP 0x7ffa712d0308
     2 0x00007FFA712D0308  (anonymous)            
    
    GetPixel
     1 0x00007FFA73504660  GDI32.dll                JMP 0x7ffa712d02d0
     2 0x00007FFA712D02D0  (anonymous)            
    
    MaskBlt
     1 0x00007FFA7350BE50  GDI32.dll                JMP 0x7ffa712d0490
     2 0x00007FFA712D0490  (anonymous)            
    
    PlgBlt
     1 0x00007FFA735056C0  GDI32.dll                JMP 0x7ffa712d04c8
     2 0x00007FFA712D04C8  (anonymous)            
    
    StretchBlt
     1 0x00007FFA73503010  GDI32.dll                JMP 0x7ffa712d0500
     2 0x00007FFA712D0500  (anonymous)            
    
    EnableWindow
     1 0x00007FFA737CA310  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0ea0
     2 0x00007FFA712D0EA0  (anonymous)            
    
    EndTask
     1 0x00007FFA73803370  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0228
     2 0x00007FFA712D0228  (anonymous)            
    
    ExitWindowsEx
     1 0x00007FFA737CB460  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0ed8
     2 0x00007FFA712D0ED8  (anonymous)            
    
    GetAsyncKeyState
     1 0x00007FFA737C4530  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0c70
     2 0x00007FFA712D0C70  (anonymous)            
    
    GetClipboardData
     1 0x00007FFA737D00D0  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0dc0
     2 0x00007FFA712D0DC0  (anonymous)            
    
    GetKeyState
     1 0x00007FFA737C4650  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0c38
     2 0x00007FFA712D0C38  (anonymous)            
    
    GetMessageA
     1 0x00007FFA737BE8B0  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa557d0d4e
     2 0x00007FFA557D0D4E  (unknown)              
    
    GetMessageW
     1 0x00007FFA737C4840  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa557d0d0e
     2 0x00007FFA557D0D0E  (unknown)              
    
    IsDialogMessage
     1 0x00007FFA738061F0  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d06c0
     2 0x00007FFA712D06C0  (anonymous)            
    
    IsDialogMessageW
     1 0x00007FFA737B41F0  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d06f8
     2 0x00007FFA712D06F8  (anonymous)            
    
    keybd_event
     1 0x00007FFA73837700  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0538
     2 0x00007FFA712D0538  (anonymous)            
    
    mouse_event
     1 0x00007FFA737CB030  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0570
     2 0x00007FFA712D0570  (anonymous)            
    
    PeekMessageA
     1 0x00007FFA737BE300  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa557d0cce
     2 0x00007FFA557D0CCE  (unknown)              
    
    PeekMessageW
     1 0x00007FFA737BE430  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa557d0c8e
     2 0x00007FFA557D0C8E  (unknown)              
    
    PostMessageA
     1 0x00007FFA737C8C20  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d08b8
     2 0x00007FFA712D08B8  (anonymous)            
    
    PostMessageW
     1 0x00007FFA737BAFA0  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d08f0
     2 0x00007FFA712D08F0  (anonymous)            
    
    PostThreadMessageA
     1 0x00007FFA737C8BA0  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0928
     2 0x00007FFA712D0928  (anonymous)            
    
    PostThreadMessageW
     1 0x00007FFA737C6760  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0960
     2 0x00007FFA712D0960  (anonymous)            
    
    SendDlgItemMessageA
     1 0x00007FFA73837F80  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0b58
     2 0x00007FFA712D0B58  (anonymous)            
    
    SendDlgItemMessageW
     1 0x00007FFA737A1A90  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0b90
     2 0x00007FFA712D0B90  (anonymous)            
    
    SendMessageA
     1 0x00007FFA737B8390  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0998
     2 0x00007FFA712D0998  (anonymous)            
    
    SendMessageCallbackA
     1 0x00007FFA738329D0  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0a78
     2 0x00007FFA712D0A78  (anonymous)            
    
    SendMessageCallbackW
     1 0x00007FFA737C6BB0  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0ab0
     2 0x00007FFA712D0AB0  (anonymous)            
    
    SendMessageTimeoutA
     1 0x00007FFA737CF2B0  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0a08
     2 0x00007FFA712D0A08  (anonymous)            
    
    SendMessageTimeoutW
     1 0x00007FFA737BF5D0  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0a40
     2 0x00007FFA712D0A40  (anonymous)            
    
    SendMessageW
     1 0x00007FFA737B0EF0  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d09d0
     2 0x00007FFA712D09D0  (anonymous)            
    
    SendNotifyMessageA
     1 0x00007FFA737CF270  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0ae8
     2 0x00007FFA712D0AE8  (anonymous)            
    
    SendNotifyMessageW
     1 0x00007FFA737B9530  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0b20
     2 0x00007FFA712D0B20  (anonymous)            
    
    SetClipboardViewer
     1 0x00007FFA737D0480  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0d50
     2 0x00007FFA712D0D50  (anonymous)            
    
    SetParent
     1 0x00007FFA737CB740  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0ce0
     2 0x00007FFA712D0CE0  (anonymous)            
    
    SetSystemCursor
     1 0x00007FFA73836E50  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0f80
     2 0x00007FFA712D0F80  (anonymous)            
    
    SetWindowLongA
     1 0x00007FFA737CC0C0  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d07d8
     2 0x00007FFA712D07D8  (anonymous)            
    
    SetWindowLongPtrA
     1 0x00007FFA737B97F0  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0848
     2 0x00007FFA712D0848  (anonymous)            
    
    SetWindowLongPtrW
     1 0x00007FFA737B7DB0  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0880
     2 0x00007FFA712D0880  (anonymous)            
    
    SetWindowLongW
     1 0x00007FFA737B1310  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0810
     2 0x00007FFA712D0810  (anonymous)            
    
    SetWindowsHookExA
     1 0x00007FFA737A2730  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0730
     2 0x00007FFA712D0730  (anonymous)            
    
    SetWindowsHookExW
     1 0x00007FFA737C7490  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0768
     2 0x00007FFA712D0768  (anonymous)            
    
    SetWinEventHook
     1 0x00007FFA737C7D70  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d07a0
     2 0x00007FFA712D07A0  (anonymous)            
    
    SwitchDesktop
     1 0x00007FFA737CC210  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0f48
     2 0x00007FFA712D0F48  (anonymous)            
    
    SystemParametersInfoA
     1 0x00007FFA737C3700  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0e30
     2 0x00007FFA712D0E30  (anonymous)            
    
    SystemParametersInfoW
     1 0x00007FFA737BEB50  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0e68
     2 0x00007FFA712D0E68  (anonymous)            
    
    TranslateMessage
     1 0x00007FFA737B5330  USER32.dll               JMP 0x7ffa712d0688
     2 0x00007FFA712D0688  (anonymous)            
    
    
    Thumbprint
    b5e7d128298cf8bfd915a73fe742b51904afd7f1ea3bae69a26fa9905e71f976
    I scanned in normal and safe mode with the hitmanpro; Eset onlinescanner,Malwarebytes Antimalware, Avira, Zonealarm-antivirus scanner,Bitdefender, Superantispyware,Spybot search and destroy, Comodo Virusscanner, herd protect, trend micro housecall scanner, reason core security, security task manager,emisoft emergency kit scanner, kaspersky Tdsskiller -rootkitscanner. But found nothing!
    What should i do now ?
     
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