Etymologie, Étymologie, Etymology
US Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, les États-Unis d'Amérique, The United States of America (USA)
Sicherheit, Sécurité, Security
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Almanac - Almanach erhält neue Bedeutung (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=almanac
(E?)(L?) http://cryptome.org/fbi-almanacs.htm
(E?)(L?) http://www.schneier.com/crypto-gram.html
Der engl. "almanac" und der deutsche "Almanach" gehen zurück auf span.-arab. "al-manakh" = "calendar", "almanac" und ist möglicherweise eine Ableitung des giech. "almenichiakon" = "calendar", das eventuell koptischen Ursprungs ist.
Douglas Harper schreibt dazu in seinem etymologischen Online-Wörterbuch weiter:
This word has been the subject of much speculation; its central syllable may be from or influenced by the PIE root of Mod.E. "moon" and "month".
Der "Almanach" könnte sich also aus einem "Mond(kalender)" bzw. einem "Monats(kalender)" entwickelt haben.
Übrigens:
Seien Sie vorsichtig, wenn Sie diese Seiten lesen. - Das Lesen von Lexika und Wörterbüchern macht verdächtig.
Terrorists and Almanacs
It's so bizarre it's almost self-parody. The FBI issued a warning to police across the nation to be on the watch for people carrying almanacs, because terrorists may use these reference books "to assist with target selection and pre-operational planning."
Gadzooks! People with information are not suspect. Almanacs, reference books, and informational websites are not dangerous tools that aid terrorism. They're useful tools for all of us, and people who use them are better people because of them. I worry about alerts like these, because they reinforce the myth that information is inherently dangerous.
(Aus dem Newsletter von Bruce Schneier vom 15.01.2004.)
Der link führt zum FBI-bulletin.
In Anbetracht der hier gemachten Aussagen könnte sich "Almanach" zur Bezeichnung für ein "Terroristenhandbuch" entwickeln.
auditserve
Audit Articles
(E?)(L?) http://www.auditserve.com/
(E?)(L?) http://www.auditserve.com/AboutUs/Company/tabid/133/Default.aspx
Audit Serve has a 20 year track record of providing industry-leading consulting services. Audit Serve provides a wide range of Audit, Compliance, Security, PCI and SOX Consulting Services.
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(E?)(L?) http://www.auditserve.com/Articles/tabid/107/Default.aspx
- Audit - General
- IT Cost Management
- Audit - Technical
- Infrastructure
- IT Governance
- Security
- SOX
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bernsteinlaw - Bernstein's Dictionary of Bankruptcy Terminology
(E?)(L?) http://www.bernsteinlaw.com/publications/bankdict.htm
published by Bernstein Law Firm, P.C.
Suite 2200 Gulf Tower, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Robert S. Bernstein, managing partner of Bernstein Law Firm, P.C. and former President of the Commercial Law League of America, serves as counsel to bankruptcy trustees, creditors' committees, and creditors in bankruptcy proceedings throughout Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. The firm counsels clients in Bankruptcy, Restructuring, Banking, Business, Collections, Mortgage Foreclosure, Insolvency, Real Estate, Administrative, Appellate, and Civil Law.
INTRODUCTION
Bankruptcy is fast becoming an everyday topic of conversation. Its impact on the lives of individuals and corporations can affect them in numerous ways. Like most specialties, bankruptcy law has a language of its own. Its unfamiliar words and phrases make it difficult to comprehend. This dictionary explains the most commonly used bankruptcy terms.
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black hat (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.phenoelit.de/fr/about.html
(E?)(L?) http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid14_gci550815,00.html
In der westlichen Welt steht "weiss" für "gut" und "schwarz" für "böse". Und so auch in der Welt der Hacker.
"Black hat" is used to describe a "hacker" (or, if you prefer, "cracker") who breaks into a computer system or network with malicious intent.
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The term comes from old Western movies, where "heros" often wore "white hats" and the "bad guys" wore "black hats".
(E?)(L?) http://www.blackhat.com/
The Black Hat Briefings Security Conference
(E?)(L?) http://www.hackingexposed.com/
Hacking Exposed Book Home & Security Resources
(Great site to start learning about what the Black Hats really do!)
Bloover - Der Wikinger mit dem Staubsauger (W1)
(E?)(L?) http://www.golem.de/0412/35398.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.google.de/search?q=bloover
Ende 2004 tat sich wieder eine neue Securitylücke auf, die auch schamlos ausgenutzt wurde. Bei der grossen Anzahl elektronischer Gefahren verschlägt es einem fast die Sprache. Aber immer, wenn Worte fehlen, stellt sich auch ein neuer Begriff ein. In diesem Fall ist es "Bloover".
Es handelt sich dabei um eine Handy-Software, die das Handy in die Lage versetzt über die Bluetooth-Technologie Daten zu sammeln. Die Bezeichnung "Bloover" setzt sich zusammen aus "Bluetooth" und "hoover".
Diese Begriffe haben beide ihrerseits eine kleine Geschichte (s.a. in der Stichwortliste). "Bluetooth" war der Name eines alten Wikingers, der Dänemark und Norwegen vereinigte. Entsprechend vereinigt die so benannte Technologie zwei elektronische Datenverarbeitungsgeräte. Und "hoover" geht zurück auf den Firmennamen "Hoover". Diese wurde bekannt durch ihre Staubsauger, und bald sprach man nur noch vom "Hoover" statt vom "vacuum cleaner".
Und da die die Handy-Software das Handy in einen Datensauger auf Bluetooth-Basis verwandelt, heisst sie eben "Bluetooth-Hoover", abgekürzt "Bloover".
Bluejacker (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.tecchannel.de/news/mobile/13836/
Manchem Handy-Besitzer haben sie schon einen gehörigen Schrecken eingejagt, die "Bluejacker". Plötzlich erscheint im Sichtfeld der Hinweis: "Sie haben einen Virus erhalten." oder: "Sie sind gebluejacked". Doch "Bluejacking" ist halb so schlimm, denn es werden lediglich unerwünschte Nachrichten an Bluetooth-fähige Handys verschickt.
"Bluejacking" setzt sich zusammen aus "Bluetooth" und "Hijacking" = "Entführung". Da die meisten Handys nach der Bluetooth-Leistugsklasse 2 funken, ist die Reichweite auf lediglich 10 Meter begrenzt. Klasse-1-Geräte können über eine Entfernung von bis zu 100 Meter mit anderen Bluetooth-Geräten kommunizieren. Von daher klappt das Bluejacking bei Handys nur aus nächster Nähe. Bevorzugte Tatorte sind Cafés, Busse, Bahnhöfe oder Kinos. Anders als beim SMS-Verschicken entstehen keine Kosten, und die Telefonnummer des Opfers muss der Angreifer auch nicht kennen. Zudem funktioniert das Ganze auch an Orten, an denen man keinen Netz-Empfang hat.
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bucket brigade attack (W3)
Der "Eimer-Brigaden-Angriff" ist ein böswilliger Angriff auf zwei miteinander in Verbindung stehende Rechner, durch den deren Kommunikation abgehört werden kann. Da sich der Angreifer durch geschickte Manipulation als der jeweils andere Kommunikationsteilnehmer ausgibt, geschieht das Abhören meist unbemerkt. Der Begriff "bucket brigade" lehnt an die alte Methode des Feuerlöschens an, als man noch "Eimer" (= "bucket") von Hand zu Hand bis zum Feuer durchreichte.
Der "Lauscher" in der Mitte nimmt also immer die Meldung eines Teilnehmers an und reicht sie dann an den eigentlichen Empfänger weiter (und das selbe wieder in der anderen Richtung).
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CAN-SPAM (W3)
Der Begriff "SPAM" ist mittlerweile so weit verbreitet, dass man selbst dann an "SPAM" denkt, wenn es gar nicht wirklich um "SPAM" geht. Und so erging es mir eben auch mit dieser Abkürzung.
"CAN-SPAM" ist ein Akronym für die komplizierte Bezeichnung "Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography And Marketing" Act of 2003.
Aber diese Assoziation ist vermutlich gewollt, denn letztlich geht es dann doch wieder um "SPAM".
(E?)(L?) http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/C/CAN_SPAM.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/S/SPAM.html
The "CAN-SPAM" Act of 2003 (acronym for "Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography And Marketing" Act of 2003) officially came into law on January 1, 2004. The CAN-SPAM Act applies to almost all businesses in the US that use e-mail, and provides recipients of "spam" with the right to opt-out of these "spam messages", and have their opt-out (or unsubscribe) request acted upon. Under the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, permission of the e-mail recipient is not required prior to sending out the e-mails, however if a recipient wants to unsubscribe or opt-out of the mailings then the business must stop sending the e-mails as per the opt-out request or face severe penalties.
In addition to enforcing an opt-out or unsubscribe system for recipients, the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 also prohibits some of the common spammer trickery such as:
- changing mail servers to send the spam,
- changing e-mail headers or the "from" e-mail address to hide the identity of the sender, and
- using deceptive subject heading.
Damages for non-compliance can result in the spammer facing fines of up to $250 per illegal e-mail message up to a maximum of $2 million or more if the offense includes certain aggravating violations. In situations involving e-mail deception, the penalty could be jail time.
CAPTCHA, Turing test (W3)
Die Bezeichnung "CAPTCHA" ist die Abkürzung für "Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart" und wurde im Jahr 2000 von den Carnegie Mellon University "Luis von Ahn", "Manuel Blum" und "Nicholas J. Hopper" und dem IBM-Mitarbeitern "John Langford" eingeführt.
Als "CAPTCHA" bezeichnet man eine Technik, die zwischen der automatischen Interaktion z.B. mit Suchmaschinen und der Interaktion mit Menschen unterscheiden kann. Insbesonder für Geld-Transaktionen soll dies dazu dienen, automatisch ablaufende Penetrationen zu verhindern.
Eine Methode besteht z.B. darin, dem Benutzer ein "Passwort" als Bild darzustellen, das dieser dann in ein Textfeld einträgt. Ein Computer kann den Sinn-Inhalt des Bildes hingegen nicht erkennen und kommt somit nicht über diese Hürde hinaus.
Der Begriff taucht seit einiger Zeit im Zusammenhang mit SPAM im Internet auf. Es handelt sich dabei um Verfahren, um Software-Agenten von Menschen am Computer zu unterscheiden. Eines der bekanntesten Verfahren ist z.B. die Anzeige einer Zeichenfolge als GIF-Bild, die der Besucher eingeben muß, um einen Newsletter zu abonnieren. Damit werden automatische Massenanmeldungen mit Phantasie-Adressen vermieden.
Der Anteil "Turing test" bezieht sich übrigens auf "Alan Turing" einem Mathematiker, der entsprechende Verfahren entwickelte und der auch an der Entschlüsselung der "Enigma" beteiligt war.
Der Begriff "public" steht dabei nicht für die öffentliche Nutzung dieses Verfahrens sondern steht für die Tatsache, dass der Algorithmus öffentlich gemacht wurde (statt ihn geheim zu halten).
(E?)(L?) http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/C/CAPTCHA.html
Carnivor (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.heise.de/tp/deutsch/inhalt/te/8357/1.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.stopcarnivore.org/
(E?)(L?) http://www.robertgraham.com/pubs/carnivore-faq.html
Mit dem Carnivore-System kann das FBI angeblich stündlich Millionen von Emails überwachen und gezielt diejenigen an oder von einem Verdächtigen herausfischen.
Bezeichnenderweise trägt das Programm den Namen "Carnivor" = "Fleischfresser".
CISA (W3)
"CISA" steht für "Certified Information Systems Auditor".
(E6)(L?) http://www.isaca.at/
(E6)(L?) http://www.isaca.de/
(E6)(L?) http://www.isaca.org/
Das Hauptprodukt der "ISACA" ist die Ausbildung und Zertifizierung des "Certified Information Systems Auditor" als international anerkannte Qualifikation auf dem Sektor der Informationssystem-Prüfung.
Für IT-Fachleute eröffnen sich durch die Ablegung des CISA-Examens neue Karrierechancen: Schlüsselpositionen in IT-Abteilungen verschiedenster Unternehmen werden in den USA und auch zunehmend in Europa von CISAs besetzt. Das Zertifikat zeichnet vor allem jene Fachleute aus, die sich an die schnell ändernden IT-Umgebungen und die damit verbundenen hohen Anforderungen optimal anpassen können, da neben der Ablegung der Prüfung auch die notwendige laufende Fortbildung mit dem Zertifikat verbunden sind.
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COBIT (W3)
"COBIT" steht für "Control Objectives for Information and related Technology".
(E3)(L1) http://www.besoindaide.com/ccm/qualite/cobit.htm
(E6)(L?) http://www.isaca.org/cobit.htm
(E?)(L?) http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid14_gci1201039,00.html
Cop (W3)
Der Kosename für die US-Polizisten leitet sich nicht, wie oft behauptet, von "copper" ab, weil aus diesem Material die Erkennungsmarken sein sollen, sondern kommt von dem lat. "capere" (bzw. engl. to "capture"), was da heißt: "einfangen".
Teilweise wird es auch als Abkürzung für "constable on patrol" gedeutet.
cryptogram, Kryptogramm, CRYPTO-GRAM (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.schneier.com/crypto-gram.html
Mit engl. "cryptogram" bezeichnet man einen verschlüsselter Text. Auch das etwas veraltete dt. "Kryptogramm" bezeichnet einen Text, in dem bestimmte geheime Informationen enthalten sind, die man nur mit Kenntnis des "Schlüssels" herauslesen kann.
Die Bezeichnung geht zurück auf lat. "crypta" bzw. griech. "krypte" = "unterirdischer (verborgener) Gang" und das entsprechende Verb "krýptein" = "verbergen". Der zweite Teil bezieht sich auf das griech. "grammatikós" = "die Schrift betreffend". Das Kryptogramm ist also eine Botschaft, die in den "Buchstaben" eines Textes "vergraben" liegt.
Man muss sozusagen zwischen den Zeilen lesen können.
Der Security-Spezialist Bruce Schneier hat seinen monatlichen Newsletter passenderweise "CRYPTO-GRAM" genannt. Vieles kann man auch als Nichtfachmann verstehen. Für einige Beiträge benötigt man allerdings Spezialwissen.
CRYPTO-GRAM is a free monthly newsletter providing summaries, analyses, insights, and commentaries on security: computer and otherwise. Back issues are available.
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Digital Warfare, InfoWar, Cyberwar, Elektronische Kriegsführung, Information Warrior, Electronic War, Krieg der Zukunft, ABCD-Waffen (W3)
Im Zusammenhang mit der Sicherheit in der Datenverarbeitung und im Internet sind in Fortführung klassischer Militarismen Begriffe gebildet worden, die den besonderen Bezug verdeutlichen. So spricht man von folgenden Szenarien:
- Digital Warfare = Digitale Kriegsführung
- InfoWar = Informationskrieg
- Cyberwar = Krieg im Cyberspace, also im und um virtuelle(n) Computernetz(e)
- Elektronische Kriegsführung
- Information Warrior = der Kämpfer im virtuellen Raum
- Electronic War = Krieg um die Elektronen
- Krieg der Zukunft
Der CIA-Direktor John Deutch hat einmal "das Elektron als die ultimative, präzisionsgesteuerte Waffe unserer Zeit" bezeichnet.
Damit ist das Arsenal der ABC-Waffen erweitert worden zu ABCD-Waffen:
- Atomar
- Biologisch
- Chemisch
- Datentechnisch
Was wird wohl als nächstes kommen? - Nach der Aussage von John Deutch könnte es "Elektronisch" sein.
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FBI (W3)
"FBI" steht für "Federal Bureau of Investigation".
(E?)(L?) http://www.fbi.gov/
(E?)(L?) http://www.fbi.gov/fbihistory.htm
On July 26, 2008, the FBI celebrated its 100th anniversary as an intelligence agency and national security organization and a century of service to the American people. Please explore these pages to learn how a small group of 34 investigators has grown into a cadre of more than 30,000 employees, evolving right along with the changing threats facing our nation.
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(E?)(L?) http://www.fbi.gov/libref/historic/history/origins.htm
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The following month, Attorney General Bonaparte appointed a force of Special Agents within the Department of Justice. Accordingly, ten former Secret Service employees and a number of Department of Justice peonage (i.e., compulsory servitude) investigators became Special Agents of the Department of Justice. On July 26, 1908, Bonaparte ordered them to report to Chief Examiner Stanley W. Finch. This action is celebrated as the beginning of the "FBI".
Both Attorney General Bonaparte and President Theodore Roosevelt, who completed their terms in March 1909, recommended that the force of 34 Agents become a permanent part of the Department of Justice. Attorney General George Wickersham, Bonaparte's successor, named the force the "Bureau of Investigation" (pictured left) on March 16, 1909. At that time, the title of "Chief Examiner" was changed to Chief of the "Bureau of Investigation".
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Fingerprinting (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.newsday.com/news/opinion/ny-vpsch143625202jan14,0,1880923.story
(E?)(L?) http://www.schneier.com/crypto-gram.html
Dieses Wort könnte durchaus Anwärter für das Unwort des Jahres werden. Bruce Schneier (chief technical officer of Counterpane Internet Security Inc. in Mountain View, Calif., and author of "Beyond Fear: Thinking Sensibly About Security in an Uncertain World."), der sich normalerweise eher mit Computer-Security beschäftigt, hat am 14. Januar 2004 einen Artikel in "Newsday" veröffentlicht. Darin fragt er nach Sinn und Unsinn und nach den Missbrauchmöglichkeiten dieses Gesetzes der Bush-Administration.
Firewall (W2)
(E?)(L?) http://www.americandialect.org/
In der Datenverarbeitung und vor allem durch das Aufkommen des Internets sind auch viele existierende Wörter mit einem neuen Bedeutungsinhalt belegt worden. In bestimmten Peronenkreisen ist die ursprüngliche Bedeutung in den Hintergrund getreten.
Einige Beispiele finden sich im Bereich der Security:
"Viren" - unterschieden in: "Minen" - "Pilze" - "Trojanische Pferde" - "Standard-Virus" - "Virus mit Gestaltwechsel"
Daneben gibt es auch noch den "Wurm" ("worm") und zur Verteidigung die "Firewall".
Das Eindringen dieser Wörter in die Computersprache ist in den 80er Jahren zu suchen. Oftmals verursacht durch fantasievolle Computer-Enthusiasten oder auch durch Autoren von Science-Fictions.
Die "Firewall", deren erste Erwähnung von "OED" auf das Jahr 1851 angesetzt wird, trat - laut Frank Abate und Fred Shapiro in einem Newslistbeitrag des ADS vom 20.08.2002 - 1987 in einer technischen Beschreibung zum ersten Mal in Zusammenhang mit der Computerei auf.
fismapedia
National Information Assurance (IA) Glossary
Category: CNSSI 4009 Terms
(E?)(L?) http://www.fismapedia.org/index.php?title=Category:CNSSI_4009_Terms
Pages in category "CNSSI 4009 Terms"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 1,267 total.
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- Access | Access Control | Access Control List | Access Control Mechanism | Access Level | Access List | Access Profile | Access Type | Accountability | Accounting Legend Code | Accounting Number | Accreditation | Accreditation Boundary | Accreditation Package | Accrediting Authority | Add-On Security | Adequate Security | Advanced Encryption Standard | Advisory | Alert | Alternate COMSEC Custodian | Alternative Work Site | Anti-Jam | Anti-Spoof | Application | Assurance | Assured Software | Attack | Attack Sensing and Warning | Audit | Audit Trail | Authenticate | Authentication | Authentication System | Authenticator | Authorization | Authorized Vendor | Authorized Vendor Program | Automated Security Monitoring | Automatic Remote Rekeying | Availability
- B
- BLACK | Back Door | Backup | Banner | Benign | Benign Environment | Binding | Biometrics | Bit Error Rate | Boundary | Brevity List | Browsing | Bulk Encryption
- C
- CCI Assembly | CCI Component | CCI Equipment | CNSSI 4009 Terms | COMSEC Account | COMSEC Account Audit | COMSEC Aid | COMSEC Assembly | COMSEC Boundary | COMSEC Chip Set | COMSEC Control Program | COMSEC Custodian | COMSEC Demilitarization | COMSEC Element | COMSEC End-Item | COMSEC Equipment | COMSEC Facility | COMSEC Incident | COMSEC Insecurity | COMSEC Manager | COMSEC Material | COMSEC Material Control System | COMSEC Modification | COMSEC Module | COMSEC Monitoring | COMSEC Profile | COMSEC Survey | COMSEC System Data | COMSEC Training | CRYPTO | Call Back | Canister | Cascading | Category | Central Office Of Record | Certificate | Certificate Management | Certificate Revocation List | Certification | Certification Authority | Certification Authority Workstation | Certification Package | Certification Test And Evaluation | Certifier | Challenge And Reply Authentication | Check Word | Checksum | Cipher | Cipher Text | Cipher Text Auto-Key | Ciphony | Classified Information | Classified Information Spillage | Clearance | Clearing | Client | Closed Security Environment | Code | Code Book | Code Group | Code Vocabulary | Cold Start | Collaborative Computing | Command Authority | Commercial COMSEC Evaluation Program | Common Criteria | Common Fill Device | Communications Cover | Communications Deception | Communications Profile | Communications Security | Community Risk | Compartmentalization | Compartmented Mode | Compromise | Compromising Emanations | Computer Abuse | Computer Cryptography | Computer Security | Computer Security Incident | Computer Security Subsystem | Computing Environment | Concept Of Operations | Confidentiality | Configuration Control | Configuration Management | Confinement Channel | Contamination | Contingency Key | Continuity of Operations Plan | Controlled Access Area | Controlled Access Protection | Controlled Cryptographic Item | Controlled Interface | Controlled Space | Controlling Authority | Cooperative Key Generation | Cooperative Remote Rekeying | Correctness Proof | Countermeasure | Covert Channel | Covert Channel Analysis | Covert Storage Channel | Covert Timing Channel | Credentials | Critical Infrastructures | Cross Domain Solution | Cryptanalysis | Crypto-Alarm | Crypto-Algorithm | Crypto-Ancillary Equipment | Crypto-Equipment | Crypto-Ignition Key | Cryptographic | Cryptographic Component | Cryptographic Initialization | Cryptographic Logic | Cryptography | Cryptology | Cryptonet | Cryptoperiod | Cryptosecurity | Cryptosynchronization | Cryptosystem | Cryptosystem Analysis | Cryptosystem Evaluation | Cryptosystem Review | Cryptosystem Survey | Cyclic Redundancy Check
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- Data Aggregation | Data Encryption Standard | Data Flow Control | Data Integrity | Data Origin Authentication | Data Security | Data Transfer Device | Decertification | Decipher | Decode | Decrypt | Dedicated Mode | Default Classification | Defense-In-Depth | Degaussing | Delegated Development Program | Demilitarized Zone
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- Denial Of Service | Descriptive Top-Level Specification | Designated Approval Authority | Dial Back | Digital Signature | Digital Signature Algorithm | Direct Shipment | Disaster Recovery Plan | Discretionary Access Control | Distinguished Name | Domain | Drop Accountability
- E
- Electronic Messaging Services | Electronic Security | Electronic Signature | Electronically Generated Key | Embedded Computer | Embedded Cryptographic System | Embedded Cryptography | Emissions Security | Encipher | Enclave | Enclave Boundary | Encode | Encrypt | Encryption Algorithm | End-Item Accounting | End-To-End Encryption | End-To-End Security | Endorsed For Unclassified Cryptographic Item | Endorsement | Entrapment | Environment | Erasure | Evaluation Assurance Level | Event | Executive State | Exercise Key | Exploitable Channel | Extraction Resistance | Extranet
- F
- FIREFLY | Fail Safe | Fail Soft | Failure Access | Failure Control | File Protection | File Security | Fill Device | Firewall | Firmware | Fixed COMSEC Facility | Flaw | Flaw Hypothesis Methodology | Flooding | Formal Access Approval | Formal Development Methodology | Formal Method | Formal Proof | Formal Security Policy | Formal Top-Level Specification | Formal Verification | Frequency Hopping | Front-End Security Filter | Full Maintenance | Functional Proponent | Functional Testing
- G
- Gateway | Global Information Grid | Global Information Infrastructure | Guard
- H
- Hacker | Handshaking Procedures | Hard Copy Key | Hardwired Key | Hash Total | Hashing | Hashword | High Assurance Guard
- I
- IA Architecture | IA-Enabled Information Technology Product | Identification | Identity Token | Identity Validation | Imitative Communications Deception | Impersonating | Implant | Inadvertent Disclosure | Incident | Incomplete Parameter Checking | Indicator | Individual Accountability | Informal Security Policy | Information Assurance | Information Assurance Manager | Information Assurance Officer | Information Assurance Product | Information Environment | Information Flow Control | Information Operations | Information Owner | Information Security Policy | Information System | Information Systems Security | Information Systems Security Engineering | Information Systems Security Equipment Modification | Information Systems Security Manager | Information Systems Security Officer | Information Systems Security Product | Initialize | Inspectable Space | Integrity | Integrity Check Value | Interconnection Security Agreement | Interface | Interface Control Document | Interim Approval To Operate | Interim Approval To Test | Internal Security Controls | Internet Protocol | Internetwork Private Line Interface | Intrusion
- K
- Key | Key Distribution Center | Key Exchange | Key List | Key Management Infrastructure | Key Pair | Key Production Key | Key Recovery | Key Stream | Key Tag | Key Tape | Key Updating | Key-Auto-Key | Key-Encryption-Key | Keying Material
- L
- Label | Labeled Security Protections | Laboratory Attack | Least Privilege | Level of Concern | Level of Protection | Limited Maintenance | Line Conditioning | Line Conduction | Link Encryption | List-Oriented | Local Authority | Local Management Device/Key Processor | Lock And Key Protection System | Logic Bomb | Logical Completeness Measure | Long Title | Low Probability of Detection | Low Probability of Intercept
- M
- Magnetic Remanence | Maintenance Hook | Maintenance Key | Malicious Applets | Malicious Code | Malicious Logic | Mandatory Access Control | Mandatory Modification | Manipulative Communications Deception | Manual Cryptosystem | Manual Remote Rekeying | Masquerading | Master Crypto-Ignition Key | Memory Scavenging | Message Authentication Code | Message Externals | Message Indicator | Mimicking | Mobile Code | Mode of Operation | Multi-Security Level | Multilevel Device | Multilevel Mode | Multilevel Security | Mutual Suspicion
- N
- National Information Assurance Partnership | National Information Infrastructure | National Security Information | National Security System | Need To Know Determination | Need-To-Know | Network | Network Front-End | Network Reference Monitor | Network Security | Network Security Officer | Network Sponsor | Network System | Network Weaving | No-Lone Zone | Nonrepudiation | Null
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- Object | Object Reuse | Off-Line Cryptosystem | Official Information | On-Line Cryptosystem | One-Part Code | One-Time Cryptosystem | One-Time Pad | One-Time Tape | Open Storage | Operational Key | Operational Vulnerability | Operational Waiver | Operations Code | Operations Security | Optional Modification | Organizational Maintenance | Organizational Registration | Over-The-Air Key Distribution | Over-The-Air Key Transfer | Over-The-Air Rekeying | Overt Channel | Overwrite Procedure
- P
- Parity | Partitioned Security Mode | Password | Penetration | Penetration Testing | Per-Call Key | Perimeter | Periods Processing | Permuter | Plain Text | Policy Approving Authority | Policy Certification Authority | Positive Control Material | Preproduction Model | Principal Accrediting Authority | Print Suppression | Privacy System | Privileged User | Probe | Production Model | Proprietary Information | Protected Distribution Systems | Protection Philosophy | Protection Profile | Protection Ring | Protective Packaging | Protective Technologies | Protocol | Proxy | Public Domain Software | Public Key Certificate | Public Key Cryptography | Public Key Infrastructure | Purging
- Q
- QUADRANT
- R
- RED | RED Signal | RED/BLACK concept | Randomizer | Read | Read Access | Real Time Reaction | Recovery Procedures | Red Team | Reference Monitor | Release Prefix | Remanence | Remote Access | Remote Rekeying | Repair Action | Reserve Keying Material | Residual Risk | Residue | Resource Encapsulation | Risk | Risk Analysis | Risk Assessment | Risk Index | Risk Management
- S
- Safeguard | Safeguarding Statement | Sanitize | Scavenging | Secure Communications | Secure Hash Standard | Secure State | Secure Subsystem | Security Controls | Security Fault Analysis | Security Features Users Guide | Security Filter | Security In Depth | Security Inspection | Security Kernel | Security Label | Security Net Control Station | Security Perimeter | Security Range | Security Requirements | Security Requirements Baseline | Security Safeguards | Security Specification | Security Target | Security Test and Evaluation | Security Testing | Seed Key | Sensitive Compartmented Information | Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility | Sensitive Information | Sensitivity Label | Shielded Enclosure | Short Title | Simple Security Property | Single Point Keying | Sniffer | Software Assurance | Software System Test And Evaluation Process | Special Access Program | Special Access Program Facility | Spillage | Split Knowledge | Spoofing | Spread Spectrum | Start-Up KEK | Storage Object | Strong Authentication | Subassembly | Subject | Subject Security Level | Superencryption | Supersession | Supervisor State | Suppression Measure | Surrogate Access | Syllabary | Symmetric Key | Synchronous Crypto-Operation | System Administrator | System Assets | System Development Methodologies | System High | System High Mode | System Indicator | System Integrity | System Low | System Profile | System Security | System Security Engineering | System Security Officer | System Security Plan
- T
- TEMPEST | TEMPEST Test | TEMPEST Zone | TOE Security Functions | TOE Security Policy | TSEC Nomenclature | Tampering | Target of Evaluation | Technical Controls | Technical Vulnerability Information | Telecommunications | Term:Access | Term:Access Control | Term:Access Control List | Term:Access Control Mechanism | Term:Access Level | Term:Access List (IS) | Term:Access Profile | Term:Access Type | Term:Accountability | Term:Accounting Legend Code | Term:Accounting Number | Term:Accreditation | Term:Accreditation Boundary | Term:Accreditation Package | Term:Accrediting Authority | Term:Add-On Security | Term:Adequate Security | Term:Advanced Encryption Standard | Term:Advisory | Term:Alert | Term:Alternate COMSEC Custodian | Term:Alternative Work Site | Term:Anti-Jam | Term:Anti-Spoof | Term:Application | Term:Assurance | Term:Assured Software | Term:Attack | Term:Attack Sensing and Warning | Term:Audit | Term:Audit Trail | Term:Authenticate | Term:Authentication | Term:Authentication System | Term:Authenticator | Term:Authorization | Term:Authorized Vendor | Term:Authorized Vendor Program | Term:Automated Security Monitoring | Term:Automatic Remote Rekeying | Term:Availability | Term:BLACK | Term:Back Door | Term:Backup | Term:Banner | Term:Benign | Term:Benign Environment | Term:Binding | Term:Biometrics | Term:Bit Error Rate | Term:Boundary | Term:Brevity List | Term:Browsing | Term:Bulk Encryption | Term:CCI Assembly | Term:CCI Component | Term:CCI Equipment | Term:COMSEC Account | Term:COMSEC Account Audit | Term:COMSEC Aid | Term:COMSEC Assembly | Term:COMSEC Boundary | Term:COMSEC Chip Set | Term:COMSEC Control Program | Term:COMSEC Custodian | Term:COMSEC Demilitarization | Term:COMSEC Element | Term:COMSEC End-Item | Term:COMSEC Equipment | Term:COMSEC Facility | Term:COMSEC Incident | Term:COMSEC Insecurity | Term:COMSEC Manager | Term:COMSEC Material | Term:COMSEC Material Control System | Term:COMSEC Modification | Term:COMSEC Module | Term:COMSEC Monitoring | Term:COMSEC Profile | Term:COMSEC Survey | Term:COMSEC System Data | Term:COMSEC Training | Term:CRYPTO | Term:Call Back | Term:Canister | Term:Cascading | Term:Category | Term:Central Office of Record | Term:Certificate | Term:Certificate Management | Term:Certificate Revocation List | Term:Certification | Term:Certification Authority | Term:Certification Authority Workstation | Term:Certification Package | Term:Certification Test and Evaluation | Term:Certified TEMPEST Technical Authority | Term:Certifier | Term:Challenge and Reply Authentication | Term:Check Word | Term:Checksum | Term:Cipher | Term:Cipher Text | Term:Cipher Text Auto-Key | Term:Ciphony | Term:Classified Information | Term:Classified Information Spillage | Term:Clearance | Term:Clearing | Term:Client | Term:Closed Security Environment | Term:Code | Term:Code Book | Term:Code Group | Term:Code Vocabulary | Term:Cold Start | Term:Collaborative Computing | Term:Command Authority | Term:Commercial COMSEC Evaluation Program | Term:Common Criteria | Term:Common Fill Device | Term:Communications Cover | Term:Communications Deception | Term:Communications Profile | Term:Communications Security | Term:Community Risk | Term:Compartmentalization | Term:Compartmented Mode | Term:Compromise | Term:Compromising Emanations | Term:Computer Abuse | Term:Computer Cryptography | Term:Computer Security | Term:Computer Security Incident | Term:Computer Security Subsystem | Term:Computing Environment | Term:Concept of Operations | Term:Confidentiality | Term:Configuration Control | Term:Configuration Management | Term:Confinement Channel | Term:Contamination | Term:Contingency Key | Term:Continuity of Operations Plan | Term:Controlled Access Area | Term:Controlled Access Protection | Term:Controlled Cryptographic Item | Term:Controlled Interface | Term:Controlled Space | Term:Controlling Authority | Term:Cooperative Key Generation | Term:Cooperative Remote Rekeying | Term:Correctness Proof | Term:Countermeasure | Term:Covert Channel | Term:Covert Channel Analysis | Term:Covert Storage Channel | Term:Covert Timing Channel | Term:Credentials | Term:Critical Infrastructures | Term:Cross Domain Solution | Term:Cryptanalysis | Term:Crypto-Alarm | Term:Crypto-Algorithm | Term:Crypto-Ancillary Equipment | Term:Crypto-Equipment | Term:Crypto-Ignition Key | Term:Cryptographic | Term:Cryptographic Component | Term:Cryptographic Initialization | Term:Cryptographic Logic | Term:Cryptography | Term:Cryptology | Term:Cryptonet | Term:Cryptoperiod | Term:Cryptosecurity | Term:Cryptosynchronization | Term:Cryptosystem | Term:Cryptosystem Analysis | Term:Cryptosystem Evaluation | Term:Cryptosystem Review | Term:Cryptosystem Survey | Term:Cyclic Redundancy Check | Term:Data Aggregation | Term:Data Encryption Standard | Term:Data Flow Control | Term:Data Integrity | Term:Data Origin Authentication | Term:Data Security | Term:Data Transfer Device | Term:Decertification | Term:Decipher | Term:Decode | Term:Decrypt | Term:Dedicated Mode | Term:Default Classification | Term:Defense-In-Depth | Term:Degaussing | Term:Delegated Development Program | Term:Demilitarized Zone | Term:Denial of Service | Term:Descriptive Top-Level Specification | Term:Designated Approval Authority | Term:Dial Back | Term:Digital Signature | Term:Digital Signature Algorithm | Term:Direct Shipment | Term:Disaster Recovery Plan | Term:Discretionary Access Control | Term:Distinguished Name | Term:Domain | Term:Drop Accountability | Term:Electronic Key Management System | Term:Electronic Messaging Services | Term:Electronic Security | Term:Electronic Signature | Term:Electronically Generated Key | Term:Embedded Computer | Term:Embedded Cryptographic System | Term:Embedded Cryptography | Term:Emissions Security | Term:Encipher | Term:Enclave | Term:Enclave Boundary | Term:Encode | Term:Encrypt | Term:Encryption Algorithm | Term:End-Item Accounting | Term:End-to-End Encryption | Term:End-to-End Security | Term:Endorsed for Unclassified Cryptographic Item | Term:Endorsement | Term:Entrapment | Term:Environment | Term:Erasure | Term:Evaluation Assurance Level | Term:Event | Term:Executive State | Term:Exercise Key | Term:Exploitable Channel | Term:Extraction Resistance | Term:Extranet | Term:FIREFLY | Term:Fail Safe | Term:Fail Soft | Term:Failure Access | Term:Failure Control | Term:File Protection | Term:File Security | Term:Fill Device | Term:Firewall | Term:Firmware | Term:Fixed COMSEC Facility | Term:Flaw | Term:Flaw Hypothesis Methodology | Term:Flooding | Term:Formal Access Approval | Term:Formal Development Methodology | Term:Formal Method | Term:Formal Proof | Term:Formal Security Policy | Term:Formal Top-Level Specification | Term:Formal Verification | Term:Frequency Hopping | Term:Front-End Security Filter | Term:Full Maintenance | Term:Functional Proponent | Term:Functional Testing | Term:Gateway | Term:Global Information Grid | Term:Global Information Infrastructure | Term:Guard | Term:Hacker | Term:Handshaking Procedures | Term:Hard Copy Key | Term:Hardwired Key | Term:Hash Total | Term:Hashing | Term:Hashword | Term:High Assurance Guard | Term:IA Architecture | Term:IA-Enabled Information Technology Product | Term:Identification | Term:Identity Token | Term:Identity Validation | Term:Imitative Communications Deception | Term:Impersonating | Term:Implant | Term:Inadvertent Disclosure | Term:Incident | Term:Incomplete Parameter Checking | Term:Indicator | Term:Individual Accountability | Term:Informal Security Policy | Term:Information Assurance | Term:Information Assurance Manager | Term:Information Assurance Officer | Term:Information Assurance Product | Term:Information Environment | Term:Information Flow Control | Term:Information Operations | Term:Information Owner | Term:Information Security Policy | Term:Information System | Term:Information Systems Security | Term:Information Systems Security Engineering | Term:Information Systems Security Equipment Modification | Term:Information Systems Security Manager | Term:Information Systems Security Officer | Term:Information Systems Security Product | Term:Initialize | Term:Inspectable Space | Term:Integrity | Term:Integrity Check Value | Term:Interconnection Security Agreement | Term:Interface | Term:Interface Control Document | Term:Interim Approval to Operate | Term:Interim Approval to Test | Term:Internal Security Controls | Term:Internet Protocol | Term:Internetwork Private Line Interface | Term:Intrusion | Term:Key | Term:Key Distribution Center | Term:Key Exchange | Term:Key List | Term:Key Management Infrastructure | Term:Key Pair | Term:Key Production Key | Term:Key Recovery | Term:Key Stream | Term:Key Tag | Term:Key Tape | Term:Key Updating | Term:Key-Auto-Key | Term:Key-Encryption-Key | Term:Keying Material | Term:Label | Term:Labeled Security Protections | Term:Laboratory Attack | Term:Least Privilege | Term:Level of Concern | Term:Level of Protection | Term:Limited Maintenance | Term:Line Conditioning | Term:Line Conduction | Term:Link Encryption | Term:List-Oriented | Term:Local Authority | Term:Local Management Device/Key Processor | Term:Lock and Key Protection System | Term:Logic Bomb | Term:Logical Completeness Measure | Term:Long Title | Term:Low Probability of Detection | Term:Low Probability of Intercept | Term:Magnetic Remanence | Term:Maintenance Hook | Term:Maintenance Key | Term:Malicious Applets | Term:Malicious Code | Term:Malicious Logic | Term:Mandatory Access Control | Term:Mandatory Modification | Term:Manipulative Communications Deception | Term:Manual Cryptosystem | Term:Manual Remote Rekeying | Term:Masquerading | Term:Master Crypto-Ignition Key | Term:Memory Scavenging | Term:Message Authentication Code | Term:Message Externals | Term:Message Indicator | Term:Mimicking | Term:Mobile Code | Term:Mode of Operation | Term:Multi-Security Level | Term:Multilevel Device | Term:Multilevel Mode | Term:Multilevel Security | Term:Mutual Suspicion | Term:National Information Assurance Partnership | Term:National Information Infrastructure | Term:National Security Information | Term:National Security System | Term:Need to Know Determination | Term:Need-to-Know | Term:Network | Term:Network Front-End | Term:Network Reference Monitor | Term:Network Security | Term:Network Security Officer | Term:Network Sponsor | Term:Network System | Term:Network Weaving | Term:No-Lone Zone | Term:Nonrepudiation | Term:Null | Term:Object | Term:Object Reuse | Term:Off-Line Cryptosystem | Term:Official Information | Term:On-Line Cryptosystem | Term:One-Part Code | Term:One-Time Cryptosystem | Term:One-Time Pad | Term:One-Time Tape | Term:Open Storage | Term:Operational Key | Term:Operational Vulnerability | Term:Operational Waiver | Term:Operations Code | Term:Operations Security | Term:Optional Modification | Term:Organizational Maintenance | Term:Organizational Registration | Term:Over-the-Air Key Distribution | Term:Over-the-Air Key Transfer | Term:Over-the-Air Rekeying | Term:Overt Channel | Term:Overwrite Procedure | Term:Parity | Term:Partitioned Security Mode | Term:Password | Term:Penetration | Term:Penetration Testing | Term:Per-Call Key | Term:Perimeter | Term:Periods Processing | Term:Permuter | Term:Plain Text | Term:Policy Approving Authority | Term:Policy Certification Authority | Term:Positive Control Material | Term:Preproduction Model | Term:Principal Accrediting Authority | Term:Print Suppression | Term:Privacy System | Term:Privileged User | Term:Probe | Term:Production Model | Term:Proprietary Information | Term:Protected Distribution Systems | Term:Protection Philosophy | Term:Protection Profile | Term:Protection Ring | Term:Protective Packaging | Term:Protective Technologies | Term:Protocol | Term:Proxy | Term:Public Domain Software | Term:Public Key Certificate | Term:Public Key Cryptography | Term:Public Key Infrastructure | Term:Purging | Term:QUADRANT | Term:RED | Term:RED Signal | Term:RED/BLACK Concept | Term:Randomizer | Term:Read | Term:Read Access | Term:Real Time Reaction | Term:Recovery Procedures | Term:Red Team | Term:Reference Monitor | Term:Release Prefix | Term:Remanence | Term:Remote Access | Term:Remote Rekeying | Term:Repair Action | Term:Reserve Keying Material | Term:Residual Risk | Term:Residue | Term:Resource Encapsulation | Term:Risk | Term:Risk Analysis | Term:Risk Assessment | Term:Risk Index | Term:Risk Management | Term:Safeguard | Term:Safeguarding Statement | Term:Sanitize | Term:Scavenging | Term:Secure Communications | Term:Secure Hash Standard | Term:Secure State | Term:Secure Subsystem | Term:Security Controls | Term:Security Fault Analysis | Term:Security Features Users Guide | Term:Security Filter | Term:Security In Depth | Term:Security Inspection | Term:Security Kernel | Term:Security Label | Term:Security Net Control Station | Term:Security Perimeter | Term:Security Range | Term:Security Requirements | Term:Security Requirements Baseline | Term:Security Safeguards | Term:Security Specification | Term:Security Target | Term:Security Test and Evaluation | Term:Security Testing | Term:Seed Key | Term:Sensitive Compartmented Information | Term:Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility | Term:Sensitive Information | Term:Sensitivity Label | Term:Shielded Enclosure | Term:Short Title | Term:Simple Security Property | Term:Single Point Keying | Term:Sniffer | Term:Software Assurance | Term:Software System Test and Evaluation Process | Term:Special Access Program | Term:Special Access Program Facility | Term:Spillage | Term:Split Knowledge | Term:Spoofing | Term:Spread Spectrum | Term:Start-Up KEK | Term:Storage Object | Term:Strong Authentication | Term:Subassembly | Term:Subject | Term:Subject Security Level | Term:Superencryption | Term:Supersession | Term:Supervisor State | Term:Suppression Measure | Term:Surrogate Access | Term:Syllabary | Term:Symmetric Key | Term:Synchronous Crypto-Operation | Term:System Administrator | Term:System Assets | Term:System Development Methodologies | Term:System High | Term:System High Mode | Term:System Indicator | Term:System Integrity | Term:System Low | Term:System Profile | Term:System Security | Term:System Security Engineering | Term:System Security Officer | Term:System Security Plan | Term:TEMPEST | Term:TEMPEST Test | Term:TEMPEST Zone | Term:TOE Security Functions | Term:TOE Security Policy | Term:TSEC Nomenclature | Term:Tampering | Term:Target of Evaluation | Term:Technical Controls | Term:Technical Vulnerability Information | Term:Telecommunications | Term:Test Key | Term:Threat | Term:Threat Analysis | Term:Threat Assessment | Term:Threat Monitoring | Term:Ticket-Oriented | Term:Time Bomb | Term:Time-Compliance Date | Term:Time-Dependent Password | Term:Traditional INFOSEC Program | Term:Traffic Analysis | Term:Traffic Encryption Key | Term:Traffic Padding | Term:Traffic-Flow Security | Term:Tranquility | Term:Transmission Security | Term:Trap Door | Term:Triple DES | Term:Trojan Horse | Term:Trusted Channel | Term:Trusted Computer System | Term:Trusted Computing Base | Term:Trusted Distribution | Term:Trusted Foundry | Term:Trusted Identification Forwarding | Term:Trusted Path | Term:Trusted Process | Term:Trusted Recovery | Term:Trusted Software | Term:Tunneling | Term:Two-Part Code | Term:Two-Person Control | Term:Two-Person Integrity | Term:Type 1 Key | Term:Type 1 Product | Term:Type 2 Key | Term:Type 2 Product | Term:Type 3 Key | Term:Type 3 Product | Term:Type 4 Key | Term:Type 4 Product | Term:Type Certification | Term:U.S. Person | Term:U.S.-Controlled Facility | Term:U.S.-Controlled Space | Term:Unauthorized Disclosure | Term:Unclassified | Term:Untrusted Process | Term:Updating | Term:User | Term:User ID | Term:User Partnership Program | Term:User Representative | Term:Validated Products List | Term:Validation | Term:Variant | Term:Verification | Term:Virtual Private Network | Term:Virus | Term:Vulnerability | Term:Vulnerability Analysis | Term:Vulnerability Assessment | Term:Web Risk Assessment | Term:Wireless Technology | Term:Work Factor | Term:Worm | Term:Write | Term:Write Access | Term:Zero Fill | Term:Zeroize | Term:Zone of Control | Test Key | Threat | Threat Analysis | Threat Assessment | Term:Privacy System | Term:Privileged User | Term:Probe | Term:Production Model | Term:Proprietary Information | Term:Protected Distribution Systems | Term:Protection Philosophy | Term:Protection Profile | Term:Protection Ring | Term:Protective Packaging | Term:Protective Technologies | Term:Protocol | Term:Proxy | Term:Public Domain Software | Term:Public Key Certificate | Term:Public Key Cryptography | Term:Public Key Infrastructure | Term:Purging | Term:QUADRANT | Term:RED | Term:RED Signal | Term:RED/BLACK Concept | Term:Randomizer | Term:Read | Term:Read Access | Term:Real Time Reaction | Term:Recovery Procedures | Term:Red Team | Term:Reference Monitor | Term:Release Prefix | Term:Remanence | Term:Remote Access | Term:Remote Rekeying | Term:Repair Action | Term:Reserve Keying Material | Term:Residual Risk | Term:Residue | Term:Resource Encapsulation | Term:Risk | Term:Risk Analysis | Term:Risk Assessment | Term:Risk Index | Term:Risk Management | Term:Safeguard | Term:Safeguarding Statement | Term:Sanitize | Term:Scavenging | Term:Secure Communications | Term:Secure Hash Standard | Term:Secure State | Term:Secure Subsystem | Term:Security Controls | Term:Security Fault Analysis | Term:Security Features Users Guide | Term:Security Filter | Term:Security In Depth | Term:Security Inspection | Term:Security Kernel | Term:Security Label | Term:Security Net Control Station | Term:Security Perimeter | Term:Security Range | Term:Security Requirements | Term:Security Requirements Baseline | Term:Security Safeguards | Term:Security Specification | Term:Security Target | Term:Security Test and Evaluation | Term:Security Testing | Term:Seed Key | Term:Sensitive Compartmented Information | Term:Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility | Term:Sensitive Information | Term:Sensitivity Label | Term:Shielded Enclosure | Term:Short Title | Term:Simple Security Property | Term:Single Point Keying | Term:Sniffer | Term:Software Assurance | Term:Software System Test and Evaluation Process | Term:Special Access Program | Term:Special Access Program Facility | Term:Spillage | Term:Split Knowledge | Term:Spoofing | Term:Spread Spectrum | Term:Start-Up KEK | Term:Storage Object | Term:Strong Authentication | Term:Subassembly | Term:Subject | Term:Subject Security Level | Term:Superencryption | Term:Supersession | Term:Supervisor State | Term:Suppression Measure | Term:Surrogate Access | Term:Syllabary | Term:Symmetric Key | Term:Synchronous Crypto-Operation | Term:System Administrator | Term:System Assets | Term:System Development Methodologies | Term:System High | Term:System High Mode | Term:System Indicator | Term:System Integrity | Term:System Low | Term:System Profile | Term:System Security | Term:System Security Engineering | Term:System Security Officer | Term:System Security Plan | Term:TEMPEST | Term:TEMPEST Test | Term:TEMPEST Zone | Term:TOE Security Functions | Term:TOE Security Policy | Term:TSEC Nomenclature | Term:Tampering | Term:Target of Evaluation | Term:Technical Controls | Term:Technical Vulnerability Information | Term:Telecommunications | Term:Test Key | Term:Threat | Term:Threat Analysis | Term:Threat Assessment | Term:Threat Monitoring | Term:Ticket-Oriented | Term:Time Bomb | Term:Time-Compliance Date | Term:Time-Dependent Password | Term:Traditional INFOSEC Program | Term:Traffic Analysis | Term:Traffic Encryption Key | Term:Traffic Padding | Term:Traffic-Flow Security | Term:Tranquility | Term:Transmission Security | Term:Trap Door | Term:Triple DES | Term:Trojan Horse | Term:Trusted Channel | Term:Trusted Computer System | Term:Trusted Computing Base | Term:Trusted Distribution | Term:Trusted Foundry | Term:Trusted Identification Forwarding | Term:Trusted Path | Term:Trusted Process | Term:Trusted Recovery | Term:Trusted Software | Term:Tunneling | Term:Two-Part Code | Term:Two-Person Control | Term:Two-Person Integrity | Term:Type 1 Key | Term:Type 1 Product | Term:Type 2 Key | Term:Type 2 Product | Term:Type 3 Key | Term:Type 3 Product | Term:Type 4 Key | Term:Type 4 Product | Term:Type Certification | Term:U.S. Person | Term:U.S.-Controlled Facility | Term:U.S.-Controlled Space | Term:Unauthorized Disclosure | Term:Unclassified | Term:Untrusted Process | Term:Updating | Term:User | Term:User ID | Term:User Partnership Program | Term:User Representative | Term:Validated Products List | Term:Validation | Term:Variant | Term:Verification | Term:Virtual Private Network | Term:Virus | Term:Vulnerability | Term:Vulnerability Analysis | Term:Vulnerability Assessment | Term:Web Risk Assessment | Term:Wireless Technology | Term:Work Factor | Term:Worm | Term:Write | Term:Write Access | Term:Zero Fill | Term:Zeroize | Term:Zone of Control | Test Key | Threat | Threat Analysis | Threat Assessment | Threat Monitoring | Ticket-Oriented | Time Bomb | Time-Compliance Date | Time-Dependent Password | Traditional INFOSEC Program | Traffic Analysis | Traffic Encryption Key | Traffic Padding | Traffic-Flow Security | Tranquility | Transmission Security | Trap Door | Triple DES | Trojan Horse | Trusted Channel | Trusted Computer System | Trusted Computing Base | Trusted Distribution | Trusted Foundry | Trusted Identification Forwarding | Trusted Path | Trusted Process | Trusted Recovery | Trusted Software | Tunneling | Two-Part Code | Two-Person Control | Two-Person Integrity | Type 1 Key | Type 1 Product | Type 2 Key | Type 2 Product | Type 3 Key | Type 3 Product | Type 4 Key | Type 4 Product | Type Certification
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- U.S. Person | U.S.-Controlled Facility | U.S.-Controlled Space | Unauthorized Disclosure | Unclassified | Untrusted Process | Updating | User | User ID | User Partnership Program | User Representative
- V
- Validated Products List | Validation | Variant | Verification | Virtual Private Network | Virus | Vulnerability | Vulnerability Analysis | Vulnerability Assessment
- W
- Web Risk Assessment | Wireless Technology | Work Factor | Worm | Write | Write Access
- Z
- Zero Fill | Zeroize | Zone Of Control
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Google Hacking, Google Hacker (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/1931836361/etymologety01-20
(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/1931836361/etymologety0f-21
(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/1931836361/etymologetymo-21
(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1931836361/etymologety0d-21
(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1931836361/etymologetymo-20
Long, Johnny - Google Hacking for Penetration Testers
Sprache: Englisch
Broschiert - 502 Seiten - Syngress Media
Erscheinungsdatum: 6. Januar 2005
ISBN: 1931836361
Synopsis:
... What many users dont realize is that the deceptively simple components that make Google so easy to use are the same features that generously unlock security flaws for the malicious hacker. Vulnerabilities in website security can be discovered through "Google hacking", techniques applied to the search engine by computer criminals, identity thieves, and even terrorists to uncover secure information. This book beats "Google hackers" to the punch, equipping web administrators with penetration testing applications to ensure their site is invulnerable to a hackers search. Penetration Testing with "Google Hacks" explores the explosive growth of a technique known as "Google Hacking".
H
Hoax, Hoaxing, hocus pocus (W3)
This interesting word first entered the English language in 1796. It is thought to have been a contraction of the word "hocus" from the conjuror's term "hocus pocus".
The term "hocus pocus" itself first appeared in the early seventeenth century. It might have derived from the assumed name of a conjuror in the time of King James who called himself "The Kings Majesties most excellent Hocus Pocus" because with the performance of every trick he used to call out the nonsense phrase, "Hocus pocus, tontus talontus, vade celeriter jubeo" (later magicians were known to use the phrase "Hax pax max deus adimax").
This phrase was itself probably an imitation (or mockery) of the phrase used by priests of the Church of Rome when they performed the act of transubstantiation, "hoc est corpus."
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ETYMOLOGY: Perhaps alteration of "hocus".
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(E1)(L1) http://www.alphadictionary.com/goodword/archive.jsp?year=2005&month=4
(E1)(L1) http://www.alphadictionary.com/goodword/word/hoax
(E1)(L1) http://www.bartleby.com/81/8325.html
(See CANARD.)
(E?)(L?) http://www.bartleby.com/81/2938.html
Canard.
A hoax. ...
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(E3)(L1) http://www.besoindaide.com/ccm/virus/hoax.htm
On appelle "hoax" (en français "canular") un courrier électronique propageant une fausse information et poussant le destinataire à diffuser la fausse nouvelle à tous ses proches ou collègues.
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(E?)(L?) http://www.bsi.bund.de/av/hoaxes/hoaxes.htm
(E6)(L?) http://www.bsi.de/av/VirenHoaxes.htm
Computer-Viren - Hoaxes
Kategorien von Computer-Viren | Erläuterung der Standardeinträge zu den Beschreibungen | Beschreibungen von Viren und Würmern | Trojanische Pferde | Hoaxes (elektronische Enten) | Verteilung der Computer-Viren aus gemeldeten Aufkommen.
Computer-Viren, Internet-Würmer, Trojanische Pferde, Hoaxes, Dialer, Spam - Begriffe, die der Computerbesitzer gar nicht gerne hört. Viren und Würmer sind Programme, die sich von alleine verbreiten. Trojanische Pferde (oder auch Backdoors) führen auf einem Rechner eine verborgene Funktion aus; meistens um Daten auszuspionieren. Dialer zocken den Benutzer mit teuren Telefonnummern ab, und auch Spams (unerwünschte Werbemails) versuchen ihre Produkte an den Mann zu bringen. Es gibt sie, die echten Datenkiller; die meisten Viren/Würmer wollen sich jedoch nur möglichst weit verbreiten. Eines haben aber alle genannten Kategorien gemein: Sie sind unbeliebt und keiner will sie auf seinem Rechner haben.
(E6)(L?) http://www.cdc.gov/hoax_rumors.htm
Gerüchte zu Krankheiten
(E6)(L2) http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org/
Hoaxbusters - Falschmeldungen im Internet
CIAC Hoax Categories
The CIAC Hoaxes in this archive are broken down into the categories shown below. If you do not know which category a hoax is in, try the search engine on the HoaxBusters Home page or the HoaxBusters Hoax Index Page.
Hoax Categories
- Malicious Code (Virus and Trojan ) Warnings - Warnings about Trojans, viruses, and other malicious code that has no basis in fact. The Good Times and other similar warnings are here.
- Urban Myths - Warnings and stories about bad things happening to people and animals that never really happened. These are the poodle in the microwave and needles in movie theater seats variety.
- Give Aways - Stories about give aways by large companies. If you only send this on, some big company will send you a lot of money, clothes, a free vacation, etc., etc. Expect to wait a long time for any of these to pay off.
- Inconsequential Warnings - Out of date warnings and warnings about real things that are not really much of a problem..
- Sympathy Letters and Requests to Help Someone - Requests for help or sympathy for someone who has had a problem or accident.
- Traditional Chain Letters - Traditional chain letters that threaten bad luck if you do not send them on or that request you to send money to the top n people on the list before sending it on..
- Threat Chains - Mail that threatens to hurt you, your computer, or someone else if you do not pass on the message.
- Scam Chains - Mail messages that appear to be from a legitimate company but that are scams and cons.
- Scare Chains - Mail messages that warn you about terrible things that happen to people (especially women).
- Jokes - Warning messages that it's hard to imagine that anyone would believe.
- True Legends - Real stories and messages that are not hoaxes but are still making the rounds of the Internet.
- Hacked History - Real stories where the facts have been adjusted to fit someone's political agenda.
- Unknown Origins - I created this section for stories that just don't ring true, but that I cannot prove one way or the other.
(E?)(L?) http://www.dicofr.com/cgi-bin/n.pl/dicofr/definition/20010101002509
(E?)(L1) http://www.digitalcraft.org/index.php?artikel_id=281
1994:
"Good Times" wird als erster "Hoax" ("Falschmeldung") bekannt: Eine E-Mail mit der Betreffzeile "Good Times" warnt vor einem neuen Virus, der angeblich nur durch das Lesen der Nachricht, das Löschen der Festplatte verursacht. Die Warnung endete mit dem Aufruf "Forward this to all your friends", wodurch der Hoax im Internet weit verbreitet wird.
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(E1)(L1) http://www.ditl.info/arttest/art7390.php
The Literary Hoax
David Brooks
University of Sydney
The literary "hoax" is strangely larger than its category. This itself is an odd thing to say perhaps, for how can a thing be larger than it is? Yet the term "hoax", particularly in a contemporary sense, has been used so broadly that it could be said to collapse in upon itself. This is in part because, in its very nature, a "hoax" is chameleonic, reactive, takes its inspiration from something outside it, and usually because that thing is different or strange in the first place – somehow outside the hoaxer’s sense of what is sensible or acceptible – and motivates the hoaxer to copy or parody it in any number of different ways. In their attempts to pin it down, theorists of the "hoax" search for synonyms, but every "hoax" has its own particular qualities and seems to require a different range of qualifiers to describe it. There are times, when a society has been affronted or embarrassed by a "hoax" and begun hoax-hunting, when almost every kind of literary masking or misrepresentation is deemed a "hoax". Attempts to restrict the term, as in some ways seems quite logical, to works which are essentially playful attempts to point up public ignorance or gullibility in matters of literary taste and judgement have proved consistently unsuccessful, in part because they do not take into account the possibility that the term "hoax" can thereby be employed as a kind of repressive tolerance: used, that is to say, as a means of defusing more serious or complex kinds of literary misrepresentation by assuming or exaggerating their ludic aspect. Finding that the term has become vague, unhelpful and unwieldy in this and in other ways, people have spoken instead of the spurious, of fakes, of forgery, of literary fraud, of superchery, of misrepresentation, of pseudonymy, of masking, and, in the attempt to establish a kind of typology of the "hoax", have tried in turn to distinguish between these things. A central question – and it is still an open question (for where would the authority come from to determine it?) – becomes, as a consequence, whether we are to consider all of these things as varieties of the hoax, or to consider that the hoax is one amongst these things.
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- 038233 04/05/19 14:39 36 Further Antedating of "Hoax"
- 038231 04/05/19 14:19 22 antedating of "hoax"
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Hoaxing
(E1)(L1) http://www.hagalil.com/lexikon/index.php?title=Hoax
Ein "Hoax" (engl., "Jux", "Scherz", "Schabernack"; auch "Schwindel") bezeichnet eine Falschmeldung, die per E-Mail, Instant Messenger oder auf anderen Wegen (z.B. SMS und MMS) verbreitet wird, von vielen für wahr gehalten und daher an viele Freunde weitergeleitet wird. Das Wort kommt wahrscheinlich aus der Verkürzung von "Hokus" aus "Hokuspokus". Ein "Hoax" kann auch in Form der "Zeitungsente" oder als "Urban Legend" auftreten. Auch der "Aprilscherz" hat oft die Form eines "Hoax". Es kursieren immer wieder auch solche "Hoax" durch das Netz, die aus diffamierenden und volksverhetztenden Gründen dort eingestellt wurden, so z.B. der "Q33NY"-Hoax (siehe Abbildung).
Der "Hoax" stammt aus England, wo er seit 1796 nachgewiesen ist. Ein typisches modernes Beispiel ist der so genannte "Good-Times-Hoax", eine angebliche E-Mail, die beim Öffnen die Festplatte löscht. Die Warnung vor diesem „Virus” verbreitete sich 1994 millionenfach über E-Mail und wurde auch von vielen Zeitungen und Fachinstitutionen veröffentlicht. Die damals vermeintliche Gefahr durch Viren, die sich per E-Mail verbreiten, wurde allerdings erst Jahre später Wirklichkeit, beispielsweise durch Loveletter.
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(E?)(L?) http://www.hoax-info.de/index0.html
Hoax-Informationen mit der Erklärung, was ein Hoax und was ein echter Virus ist;
(E?)(L?) http://www.kes.info/lexikon/lexdata/hoaxes.htm
(E?)(L?) http://vil.mcafee.com/hoax.asp
Hoax-Liste von McAfee ...
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What magician's word was contracted to coin the word hoax?
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Canular et utopie politique
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Bien mieux que l'expression française de «canular», le terme anglo-saxon de «hoax» (qui renvoie étymologiquement à la mise en oeuvre d'un «tour de prestidigitation renversant») semble plus approprié pour désigner cette émission spéciale barrée d'un bandeau magrittien «ceci n'est peut-être pas une fiction». Dans le langage courant, en effet, le terme de canular, issu de l'argot ésotérique de Normale sup pour qualifier les «épreuves burlesques et les brimades imposées aux nouveaux élèves», édulcore les enjeux de fond, pour donner à la mystification une dimension de pur divertissement sans risque dysphorique et réellement subversif.
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(E?)(L?) http://www.linux-france.org/prj/jargonf/H/hoax.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/origin.html
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(E6)(L1) http://www.pcvirus.org/links
Hoaxes & Hypes
The Virus Hoaxes - A Review of Myth-information and Virus Scammers
Virus Hoaxes and False Alarms
Virus Hoaxes - Are They Just a Nuisance?
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Virus hoax
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(E?)(L?) http://www.sophos.de/virusinfo/hoaxes/
Viren-Hoaxes - aktuellste Viren-Hoaxes
(E6)(L?) http://www.symantec.com/region/de/avcenter/hoaxes.html
(E6)(L?) http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/hoax.html
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A virus hoax is a false warning about a computer virus.
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(E?)(L?) http://www.tu-berlin.de/www/software/hoax.shtml
Hoax-Info Service - Hoax-Viren-Meldungen
Über Computer-Viren, die keine sind (sog. "Hoaxes") und andere Falschmeldungen und Gerüchte ...
Inhalt:
- Die Situation
- Fakt ist...
- Welche Hoaxes sind bekannt? (Hoax-Liste)
- Wie erkenne ich einen Hoax?
- Was mache ich, wenn ich eine solche Mail erhalte?
- Warum soll ich das glauben, was hier steht und nicht den Warnungen?
- Trojanische Pferde und andere Viren, die per E-Mail reinkommen können
- Pyramidensysteme
- Gewinnspiele u.ä.
- Glücksbriefe
- Tränendrüsenbriefe
- E-Petitionen
- Urban Legends
- Wo erhalte ich weitere Informationen zu diesen Themen? (in div. Sprachen) - Resources in other languages
- Hoax-Info Newsletter, Hoax-FAQ
- Presseanfragen
- Copyright-Fragen; Hoax-Info in Ihrem Intranet; zitieren aus diesen Seiten
(E1)(L1) http://www.wortwarte.de/
E-Mail-Hoax | Hoax-Attacke | Hoax-Liste | Hoax-Mail | Hoax-Virenmeldung | Hoax-Warnung | Internet-Hoax | Virenhoax
(E6)(L1) http://www.vds-ev.de/anglizismenindex/suche2.php?str=h&la=on
(E?)(L?) http://www.virus-aktuell.de/
Viren, Hoaxes, Security
(E6)(L?) http://www.virusbtn.com/
Hoaxes
(E?)(L?) http://www.viruslist.com/eng/viruslist.asp
Virus Hoaxes and Non-Viruses
(E?)(L?) http://www.virusportal.com/com/virusinfo/hoaxes/
(E?)(L?) http://www.vmyths.com/
(E?)(L?) http://www.vmyths.com/hoax.cfm
Hoaxes A-Z
Learn about computer virus myths, hoaxes, urban legends, hysteria, and the implications if you believe in them. You can also search a list of computer virus hoaxes & virus hysteria from A to Z.
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(E?)(L?) http://wiesbaden-online.de/old/97/04/05/topnews/hoax.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.wordways.com/biggest.htm
The Biggest Hoax, Chris Cole, 1989
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Hoax Number (W3)
(E6)(L1) http://mathworld.wolfram.com/HoaxNumber.html
Wieso diese Zahlenreihe "Hoax Number" heißt ... ?
A composite number defined analogously to a Smith number except that the sum of the number's digits equals the sum of the digits of its distinct prime factors (excluding 1).
The first few hoax numbers are 22, 58, 84, 85, 94, 136, 160, 166, 202, 234, ... (Sloane's A019506), illustrated above as a binary plot, and the corresponding sums of digits are 4, 13, 12, 13, 13, 10, 7, 13, 4, 9, 7, ... (Sloane's A050223).
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ISACA (W3)
"ISACA" steht für "Information Systems Audit and Control Association".
(E6)(L?) http://www.isaca.at/
(E6)(L?) http://www.isaca.de/
(E6)(L?) http://www.isaca.org/
Das Hauptprodukt der "ISACA" ist die Ausbildung und Zertifizierung des "Certified Information Systems Auditor" als international anerkannte Qualifikation auf dem Sektor der Informationssystem-Prüfung.
Für IT-Fachleute eröffnen sich durch die Ablegung des CISA-Examens neue Karrierechancen: Schlüsselpositionen in IT-Abteilungen verschiedenster Unternehmen werden in den USA und auch zunehmend in Europa von CISAs besetzt. Das Zertifikat zeichnet vor allem jene Fachleute aus, die sich an die schnell ändernden IT-Umgebungen und die damit verbundenen hohen Anforderungen optimal anpassen können, da neben der Ablegung der Prüfung auch die notwendige laufende Fortbildung mit dem Zertifikat verbunden sind.
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Security-Newsletter der ISACA Schweiz (17.02.2006):
- Sarbanes Oxley Basel II (Februar 2005)
- Biometrie (Juni 2005)
- Schnittstellenprüfung (September 2005)
- Prüfungs-Standards (November 2005)
- Customer Relationship Management (Februar 2004)
- IT Governance (April 2004)
- Eurocacs 2004 (Juni 204)
- Professional Judgement in der IT (September 2004)
- Deutschland (Dezember 2004)
- Zahlungssysteme (2003)
- Registerharmonisierung (2003)
- Datenschutz (2003)
- Ausbildung (2002)
- Kaleidoskop (2002)
- ERB Enterprise Resource Planning (2002)
- CAATs (2002)
- Outsourcing Banken (2002)
- Forensic Account (September 2001)
- e-Shop (Juni 2001)
- Computerkriminalität (April 2001)
- Encryption (Februar 2001)
- Netzwerk (Dezember 2000)
- Accompagnement du projet (Decembre 2000)
- COBIT (September 2000)
- E-Business (September 2000)
- Projektbegleitung (Juni 2000)
- Knowledge Management (April 2000)
- Modern IS Audit (Februar 2000)
- Outsourcing (Februar 2000)
- PKI (Dezember 1999)
ITGI (W3)
"ITGI" steht für "IT Governance Institute".
Home of the Control Objectives for Information and related Technology (CobIT).
"IT-Governance" umschreibt das Management von Stabilität, Steuerbarkeit und Transparenz der IT-Ressourcen eines Unternehmens.
Die "Clinton Commission on Critical Infrastructure protection" stellte eine enorme Abhängigkeit der US-Wirtschaft von der IT fest. Dies führte zur Gründung des "IT Governance Institute" ("ITGI").
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Joe Job (W3)
Der amerik. Ausdruck "Joe Job" bezeichnet die Nutzung eines E-Mail-Servers um unauthorisierte Massen-E-Mails zu versenden ("e-mail spoofing").
Im Januar 1997 wurde der Service von "Joes.com" benutzt, um eine solche SPAM-Aktion durchzuführen. Dazu sah sich ein Sender gerechtfertigt, nachdem seine vorherigen SPAM-Aktionen "unter eigenem Namen" von "Joes.com" unterbunden wurden. Einige der genervten Empfänger ließen ihren Ärger bei "Joes.com" ab, da sie den Free-Service-Anbieter für den Auslöser der SPAM-Aktion hielten.
Seitdem nennt man diesen Mißbrauch "Joe Job".
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Meme (W3) - Security-Articles
(E?)(L?) http://www.memepool.com/
"Meme" has become the word for talking about change.
"Meme" was created by the British scientist Richard Dawkins and is defined by Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary as "an idea, behavior, style, or usage that spreads from person to person within a culture".
Jump into the memepool, which is filled with strange links, to see where the next meme might come from.
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NIST (W3)
"NIST" steht für "National Institute of Standards and Technology".
(E?)(L?) http://www.nist.gov/
(E6)(L?) http://csrc.nist.gov/
"CSRC" steht für "Computer Security Resource Center"
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(E?)(L?) http://nvd.nist.gov/
"NVD" steht für "National Vulnerability Database".
(E?)(L?) http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/ncp/repository
National Checklist Program Repository
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Special Publications (800 Series)
Special Publications in the 800 series present documents of general interest to the computer security community. The Special Publication 800 series was established in 1990 to provide a separate identity for information technology security publications. This Special Publication 800 series reports on ITL's research, guidelines, and outreach efforts in computer security, and its collaborative activities with industry, government, and academic organizations.
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pcvirus
Malicious Code & Viruses
Articles, Links, and Whitepapers
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Hier findet man wirklich viele Links zu Artikeln rund um PC-Viren (teilweise im PDF-Format). Am 26.07.2009 waren es:
- A Biologically Inspired Immune System for Computers - Jeffrey O. Kephart
- A Brief History of PC Viruses - Alan Solomon
- A Brief History of the Worm - Nicholas Weaver, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Nov 2001
- A Brief History of UK Virus Programming - Exe Gency, Mar 2000
- A Comparison Study of Three Worm Families and Their Propagation in a Network - Daniel Hanson et al, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Dec 2003
- A Day in the Life of an Anti-Virus Lab - Robert Vibert, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jun 2000
- A Discussion of Polymorphism - Gary M. Watson, May 1992
- A History of Viruses - Jeremy Paquette, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jul 2000
- A New Virus Naming Convention - CARO - Unknown Author
- A Practical Guide to Enterprise Antivirus and Malware Protection - Jay Martin, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- A System Administrator's Guide to Implementing Various Anti-Virus Mechanisms - Robert B. Fried, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Jun 2002
- A Tour of the Worm - Donn Seeley, 1999-2003
- A Virus and a Worm: Lessons Learned from SirCam and Code Red in a University Environment - Marc Mazuhelli, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- A Virus by Any Other Name: Virus Naming Practices - Costin Raiu, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jun 2002
- A Virus is Not Always the Product of a Sick Mind - Unknown Author
- A Worst Case Worm - Nicholas Weaver, Vern Paxson, Jun 2004
- About Heuristics - Stephen M. Sladaritz Sr., Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Mar 2002
- About the Virus Problem - David J. Stang
- ActiveX and Java: The Next Virus Carriers? - Trend Micro
- All About Viruses - Unknown Author
- Alt.comp.virus Frequently Asked Questions - David Harley, Last Updated: Aug 1999
- AMCW - A New Weapon for the New Millennium - Sung Moo Yang
- AMCW - Autonomous Mobile Cyber Weapon - Sung Moo Yang, 1996-1997
- An Analysis of Simile - Adrian Marinescu, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Mar 2003
- An Effective Architecture and Algorithm for Detecting Worms with Various Scan Techniques - Jiang Wu, Sarma Vangala, Lixin Gao, Kevin Kwiat, 2004
- An Environment for Controlled Worm Replication and Analysis - Ian Whalley et al, IBM TJ Watson Research Center
- An Idiot's Guide to Computer Viruses - Greg Miskelly
- Analysis and Maintenance of a Clean Virus Library - Vesselin Bontchev
- Anatomy of a Virus Author - Matthew Probert
- Anti-Malware Tools: Intrusion Detection Systems - Martin G. Overton, May 2005
- Anti-Virus Defence In Depth - Ken Bechtel, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Apr 2003
- Anti-Virus in the Corporate Arena - Martin G. Overton, Sep 1996
- Anti-Virus Software: The Challenge of Being Prepared for Tomorrow's Malware Today - Lisa Galarneau, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Oct 2001
- Antiviral Contacts Listing - Maintained by Cicatrix
- Antiviral Software Evaluation FAQ - Rob Slade, Last update: Nov 1996
- Antivirus Concerns in XP and .NET Environments - Roger A. Grimes, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jul 2003
- Are "Good" Computer Viruses Still a Bad Idea? - Vesselin Bontchev
- Are You Infected? Detecting Malware Infection - Jong Purisma, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Feb 2003
- Argument for a "Good" Virus - MidNyte, Apr 1999
- Artificial Intelligence and Viruses - J.S. Bach
- Assembly Language of HLL - Navrhar
- Avfs: An On-Access Anti-Virus File System - Yevgeniy Miretskiy, Abhijith Das, Charles P. Wright, Erez Zadok, Aug 2004
- Batch File Viruses - Unknown Author
- Beating the Superbug: Recent Developments in Worms and Viruses - Michael Clarkson, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Nov 2002
- Behavior Blocking: The Next Step in Anti-Virus Protection - Carey Nachenberg, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Mar 2002
- Benefits and Considerations for a Single-Vendor Antivirus Strategy - IDC Executive Brief, Jun 2002
- Beyond Layers and Peripheral Antivirus Security - Trend Micro, Jul 2003
- Blueprint for a Computer Immune System - Jeffrey O. Kephart et al, Oct 1997
- Bots & Botnet: An Overview - Ramneek Puri, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2003
- Bridging the Gap Between Red-Alert Virus Situation and Quality File-Signature Release - ken Millard, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Nov 2002
- Building an Anti-Virus Engine - Markus Schmall, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Mar 2002
- Building Anna Kournikova: An Analysis of the VBSWG Worm Kit - Markus Schmall, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Aug 2001
- Can Viruses Be Detected? - Jennifer Lapell, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jun 2000
- Canning more than Spam with Bayesian Filtering - Martin G. Overton, Sep 2004
- Cheese Worm: Pros and Cons of a Friendly Worm - Bryan Barber, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Jul 2001
- Choosing your Anti-Virus Software - Jacqueline Castelli, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Dec 2001
- Code Red: A New Threat - Tim Hughes, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- Code Red and Code Red II: Double Dragons - Kittipong Teeraruangchaisri, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Sep 2001
- Code Red and the Internet Today - Andres Chiriboga, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- Code Red: The One Not to "Dew" - David Doyle, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- Code Red Worm - Importance of Swiftly Eliminating Vulnerability - Scotty Strunk, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- Code Red Worm Invasion - Sharon Bristow, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Oct 2001
- Code Transformation and Finite Automation - Zombie
- Common Malware Enumeration (CME) Initiative - U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
- Comparing E-mail Server Virus Protection Solutions, Part One - Robert Grupe, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Oct 2001
- Comparing E-mail Server Virus Protection Solutions, Part Two - Robert Grupe, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Oct 2001
- Computer Virus Collecting: Fun or Folly? - Cicatrix, Mar 1999
- Computer Virus Funny Business with Winword Documents - Crypt
- Computer Virus Myths - Rob Rosenberger, 1993
- Computer Virus Policy, Training, Software Protection, and Incident Response for the Medium Sized Organization: A How-To Guide - Chris Gullett, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Jul 2001
- Computer Viruses: A Global Perspective - Steve R. White, Jeffrey O. Kephart, David M. Chess
- Computer Viruses - An Executive Brief (Management Overview) - Symantec
- Computer Viruses on New Operating Systems: Windows 95, Windows NT and OS/2 - Jan Hruska, May 1996
- Computer Viruses - What Are They and How to Fight Them? - Eugene Kaspersky
- Concept: Understanding the Virus and Its Impact - Joe Wells
- Corporate Anti-Virus Protection - A Layered Approach - Elizabeth Peyton, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2003
- Corporate Virus Protection Selection Criteria Guide - Trend Micro
- Could Windows CE Attract Viruses? - Unknown Author
- Crisis and Aftermath - The Internet Worm - Eugene H. Spafford, Jun 1989
- Cross-site Tracing - Protecting Businesses from a Simnple Attack - Cheryl Stephens, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Jun 2003
- Dealing with Viruses - Taking Another Look at the Approaches Used - Robert Vibert, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jun 2000
- Destructing SubSeven, the Trojan Horse of Choice - Jamie Crapanzano, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Jan 2001
- Detecting and Recovering from a Virus Incident - John Stone, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Nov 2002
- Detecting Complex Viruses - Peter Ferrie, Frederic Perriot, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Dec 2004
- Detecting Early Worm Propagation through Packet Matching - Xuan Chen, John Heidemann, Feb 2004
- Detecting Worms and Abnormal Activities with NetFlow, Part 1 - Yiming Gong, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Aug 2004
- Digging for Worms, Fishing for Answers - The CERIAS Intrusion Detection Group, 2002
- Diseas'd Ventures: A Critique of Media Reportage of Viruses - George Smith, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, May 2001
- DNS-based Detection of Scanning Worms in an Enterprise Network - David Whyte, Evangelos Kranakis, P.C. van Oorschot, 2005
- Do You Have a Virus? - David J. Stang
- Dozen Reasons Why a "Good" Virus is a Bad Idea - Unknown Author
- Early Detection of Internet Worms (Powerpoint) - Bob Gray, Vincent Berk, Nov 2003
- Effects of Worms on Internet Routing Stability - Ido Dubrawsky, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jun 2003
- EICAR Standard Antivirus Test File - European Institute of Computer Anti-virus Research (EICAR)
- Email Content Security Management - Trend Micro, Spring 2002
- Emerging Economic Models for Vulnerability Research - Michael Sutton, Frank Nagle, Jun 2006
- Emulators for Generic Decryptors - Frans Veldman
- Encrypted Email: Close One Door, Open Another - Veronica Cuello, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Nov 2001
- Epidemiology and Computer Viruses - Alan Solomon
- Establishing Ethics in the Computer Virus Arena - Paul W. Ferguson Jr., Sep 1992
- European Institute for Computer Anti-Virus Research (EICAR) - Eicar.org
- Evaluating Anti-Virus Software for Small Businesses - Paul Schmehl, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Mar 2001
- Experiences with Worm Propagation Simulations - Arno Wagner et al, Oct 2003
- False Alarms - Unknown Author
- False Authority Syndrome - Rob Rosenberger
- Fast Detection of Scanning Worm Infections - Jaeyeon Jung et al, Mar 2004
- FAT32: A New Problem for Anti-Virus, or Viruses? - Martin G. Overton, Sep 1997
- Feedback Email Worm Defense System for Enterprise Networks - Cliff C. Zou, Weibo Gong, Don Towsley, Apr 2004
- Fighting Computer Virus Infection through Auto-Immune Responses - David J. Stang
- Fighting Computer Viruses - Jeffrey O. Kephart et al
- Fighting EPO Viruses - Piotr Bania, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jun 2005
- Fighting Internet Worms with Honeypots - Laurent Oudot, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Oct 2003
- Free Macro AntiVirus Techniques - Chengi Jimmy Kuo
- Frequently Asked Questions on Virus-L/comp.virus - Nick FitzGerald, Last updated: Oct 1995
- Future Defenses: Technologies to Stop the Unknown Attack - Nicholas Weaver, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Feb 2002
- Future Trends in Virus Writing - Vesselin Bontchev
- Generic Disinfection - Peter Szor
- Global Routing Instabilities During Code Red 2 and Nimda Worm Propagation - Jim Crowie, Andy Ogielski, NANOG-23 Meeting, Oct 2001
- Heuristic Anti-Virus Technology - Frans Veldman
- Heuristic Scanners: Artificial Intelligence? - Righard Zwienenberg
- Heuristic Techniques in AV Solutions: An Overview - Markus Schmall, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Feb 2002
- High Fidelity Modeling of Network Worms (Paper) - Kalyan S. Perumalla, Srikanth Sundaragopalan, Jun 2004
- High Fidelity Modeling of Network Worms (Presentation) - Kalyan S. Perumalla, Srikanth Sundaragopalan, 2004
- History of Computer Viruses - Robert M. Slade, 1992
- Hoaxes & Hypes - Sarah Gordon, Richard Ford, Joe Wells, Oct 1997
- Hoaxes and other Electronic Ephemera: Taming the Beast (or at least managing it) - Martin G. Overton, Sep 2001
- "Holistic" Enterprise Anti-Virus Protection - Paul Schmehl, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jan 2002
- Honeyd Research: Disabling Worms and Active Immunization - Niels Provos
- HoneyStat: Local Worm Detection using Honeypots - David Dagon, Xinzhou Qin, Guofei Gu, Wenke Lee, Sep 2004
- How Computer Viruses Work - HowStuffWorks.com
- How Fast is Fast: Vendor Response to New Virus Reports - Robert Vibert, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jul 2001
- How Prevalent are Computer Viruses? - Jeffrey O. Kephart, Steve R. White
- How Spyware Fits Into Defense In Depth - Michael McCardle, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Jan 2003
- How to Kill Worms and Viruses with Policy Pontifications - Scott Bradner, NANOG-30 Meeting, Feb 2004
- How to 0wn the Internet in your Spare Time - Stuart Staniford, Vern Paxon, Nicholas Weaver, 2002
- How to Remove a Boot Virus - Unknown Author
- How to Remove a File Virus - Unknown Author
- How Viruses Work - Neil Randall
- I Thought We Had Virus Protection: The Mistakes that Made us Vulnerable to the W32/SirCam@mm Virus - Bob Green, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- ICSA Labs 7th Annual Computer Virus Prevalence Survey 2001 - ICSA Labs, 2001
- Implementing a Norton AntiVirus Managed Infrastructure - Rodney Lynxwiler, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Mar 2002
- Implementing Anti-Virus Controls in the Corporate Arena - Martin G. Overton, Nov 1999
- Infectable Objects, Part One - DOS - Robert Vibert, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Sep 2000
- Infectable Objects, Part Two - Windows Infectable - Robert Vibert, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Oct 2000
- Injectable Objects, Part Three - Win Apps - Robert Vibert, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Oct 2000
- Infectable Objects, Part Four - Viruses in Archive Files and Compresses Files - Robert Vibert, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jan 2001
- Infectable Objects, Part Five - HTML and Other Scripts - Robert Vibert, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Apr 2001
- Infecting People - A Moral Issue? - Liquid Jesus, 1996
- Inside the Stages Worm - Szappanos Gabor, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Dec 2000
- Internet Worms: Walking on Unstable Ground - Jon Maurer, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Oct 2003
- Into the Darkness - Dissection and Explanation of Proven Attack Source Code - Shane W. Clancy, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Nov 2002
- Interviews with Pro-Virus and Anti-Virus People - Maintained by Cicatrix
- Introduction to Macro Viruses - Dr. Solomon
- Is It A Virus? - David J. Stang
- ISS PAM/ICQ 'Witty' Worm Analysis - Matthew Murphy, 2004
- Issues with Keeping AntiVirus Software Up to Date - John Graham, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Jul 2001
- It's Time to Rethink Your Corporate Malware Strategy - Nick Del Grosso, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Feb 2002
- Java, ActiveX and the Virus Threat - Unknown Author
- July 2001: Indicative of the "Year of the Worm" - David A. Shaffler, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- Justifying Spam and Email Virus Security Investments: A Case Study - Hemantha Herath, Tejaswini Herath, Jun 2006
- Keep the Infection Alive - Inside the Dark, Weird World of Virus Writers - Alan C. Robles, May 2000
- KLEZ.H: From Propagation to Prevention - Michael Bakes, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Jun 2003
- Lessons Learned from Virus Infections - Jason Gordon, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Oct 2004
- Life After AV: If Anti-Virus Is Obsolete, What Comes Next? - Paul Schmehl, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jul 2002
- Living with Malware - Gary Wiggins, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- Macro Virus Protection in the Microsoft Office Line, Part One - Gabor Szappanos, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Sep 2001
- Macro Virus Protection in the Microsoft Office Line, Part Two - Gabor Szappanos, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Sep 2001
- Macro Viruses - McAfee
- Macro Viruses - Symantec
- Macro Viruses - Trend Micro
- Malicious Code - What Should We Do? - Stacy Ballou, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Sep 2003
- Malware Analysis for Administrators - S.G. Masood, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, May 2004
- Malware Infection Vectors: Past, Present, and Future - Paul Schmehl, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Aug 2002
- Malware Myths and Misinformation, Part One: Windows, Mac, Exchange, and IIS - David Harley, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, May 2003
- Malware Myths and Misinformation, Part Two: Attachments, AV Software, and Firewalls - David Harley, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, May 2003
- Mass-Mailing Worms: Prevention, Detection and Response (A Case Study) - Richard Gadsden, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2003
- Metmorphism Essay: An Abstraction - Billy Belcebu
- Metaviruses - Meza
- Microsoft Word Document Macro Viruses - Data Fellows, 1996
- Mind Wars: Attack of the Memes - Martin G. Overton, Mar 2004
- Mobile Antivirus Researchers Association (MARA) - MARA
- Models of Viral Propagation - Gabor Szappanos, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jul 2000
- Modern Methods of Detecting and Eradicating Known and Unknown Viruses - Dmitry Mostovoy
- MS-SQL Slammer/Sapphire Traffic Analysis - Robert Beverly, Q1/2003
- MS-Word Macro Viruses - Dr. Solomon, 1997
- MS Word 6.x Macro Viruses FAQ V2.0 - Richard John Martin, Last update: Mar 1996
- MtE (Mutation Engine) Review - Tarkan Yetiser, 1992
- .NET/MSIL Malicious Code and AV/Heuristic Engines - Markus Schmall, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Nov 2002
- Netbus 2.1, Is It Still a Trojan or an Actual Valid Remote Control Administration Tool? - Seth Kulakow, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- Network and System Planning: How to Reduce Risk on a Compromised System - Brent Maley, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Sep 2001
- Nimda - A Step Into Complexity - Matthew Rothschild, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Nov 2001
- Nimda Explained, and What You Can Do To Protect Your Systems - Greg Dzurinda, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Sep 2001
- Nimda Worm - Why Is It Different? - Keith Poore, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Nov 2001
- One Virus Engine Is Not Enough - GFI Software, Ltd.
- OpenAV: Developing Open Source AntiVirus Engines - Costin G. Raiu, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Dec 2002
- Open Problems in Computer Virus Research - Steve R. White, Oct 1998
- Other Techniques of Polymorphism - Flush
- Overview of Code Red, or What is this "NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN" thing? - Stephen T. Kelly, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- Overview of Nimda - John Phillips, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Feb 2003
- Overview of Worms and Defence Strategies - Miguel Vargas Martin, Oct 2003
- Palm OS: a Platform for Malicious Code? Part One - Markus Schmall, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Dec 2001
- Palm OS: a Platform for Malicious Code? Part Two - Markus Schmall, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Dec 2001
- Pasts Its Prime: Is Anti-Virus Scanning Obsolete? - Paul Schmehl, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Apr 2002
- Perusing the Virus Author Mentality - Lord Julus, 1999
- Phatbot Trojan Analysis - LURHQ, Mar 2004
- Plain English: Risks of Java Applets and Microsoft ActiveX Controls - Jennifer M. Marek, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Mar 2002
- Poly (Morphic) Want A Server ... Or A Runaway Worm - Michael Desrosiers, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Nov 2001
- Polymorphic Macro Viruses, Part One - Gabor Szappanos, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Oct 2002
- Polymorphic Macro Viruses, Part Two - Gabor Szappanos, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Nov 2002
- Polymorphic Viruses: Implementation, Detection, and Protection - Tarkan Yetiser
- Polymorphism: A Discussion of Methodology and Implementation - Buz
- Polymorphism and Grammars - Wintermute, 1999
- Polymorphism in Viruses - Data Fellows
- Possible Virus Attacks Against Integrity Programs - And How to Prevent Them - Vesselin Bontchev
- Preventing Propagation of the NIMDA Worm with a Holistic Approach - David C. Petty, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Oct 2001
- Productivity, Technology and AntiVirus Industry - Unknown Author, 1996
- Protecting Against the Unexpected - Keith Seymour, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Jan 2002
- Protecting Your Organization From Electronic message Viruses - Robert Grupe, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jun 2001
- Protecting Your Workplace: 10 Anti-Virus Rules - Denis Zenkin, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Feb 2001
- Psst... Hey Buddy, Wanna Create a Virus? - David Pearson, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Feb 2003
- QAZ - Charles R. Fagg, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- Raising the Stakes: How NIMDA Represents an Increased Threat to the Integrity of Enterprise Networks - Joseph Kidd, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Feb 2002
- Real-Time Detection of Malicious Network Activity Using Stochastic Models - Jaeyeon Jung, Jun 2006
- Recent Internet Worms: Who Are the Victims, and How Good Are We at Getting the Word Out? - David Moore, NANOG-23 Meeting, Oct 2001
- Retroviruses - How Viruses Fight Back - Mikko Hypponen, 1994
- ROI for Antivirus Software and Services - Trend Micro, Sep 2002
- Sapphire/Slammer Worm Impact on Internet Performance - James Aldridge et al, Feb 2003
- Scanners of the Year 2000: Heuristics - Dmitry O. Gryaznov
- Scanning for Viruses - Daniel Boyd, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Feb 2003
- Search Worms - Niels Provos, Joe McClain, Ke Wang, Nov 2006
- Securing the Symantec LiveUpdate Administrative Utility on Windows 2000 - Cedric d'Albis, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2002
- Security Management View of Implementing Enterprise Antivirus Protection - Mike Stowe, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Dec 2002
- Securing Outlook, part One: Initial Configuration - Scott Granneman, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Dec 2002
- Securing Outlook, part Two: Many Choices to Make - Scott Granneman, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Dec 2002
- Shield: A First Line Worm Defense - Helen J. Wang, Chuanxiong Guo, Dan Simon, Alf Zugenmaier, Feb 2004
- Shield: Vulnerability-Driven Network Filters for Preventing Known Vulnerability Exploits - Helen J. Wang, Chuanxiong Guo, Daniel R. Simon, Alf Zugenmaier, Aug 2004
- SIEVE Email Filtering: Spamtest and VirusTest Extensions (RFC 3685) - IETF, Feb 2004
- Slapper - Paul Elwell, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Feb 2003
- Smallpot: Tracking the Slapper and Scalper Unix Worms - Costin Raiu, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Feb 2003
- SMTP Gateway Virus Filtering with Sendmail and AMaViS - Kevin Swab, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- SoBig, W32/Blaster and the Malware Month of the Millenium - Hal Berghel, Dec 2003
- Spam Zombies from Outer Space - John Aycock, Nathan Friess, Jan 2006
- Spreading and Survical Techniques for Viruses - Techno Punk
- Spyware - A Hidden Threat - Trend Micro, Jul 2004
- Stalking the Stealth Virus - Christopher O'Malley
- Stopping Malicious Code at the Desktop - Anthony Tulio, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Nov 2001
- Stopping Viruses at a Unix Mail Gateway - Thomas A. Heinrichs, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- Subseven 2.2: New Flavor of an Old Favorite - Aaron Greenlee, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, May 2001
- SweetBait: Zero-Hour Work Detection and Containment using Low- and High-Interaction Honeypots - Georgios Portokalidis, Herbert Bos, 2006
- Tackling Malicious Code in a University Environment - Case Study - Sandy Goldston, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Dec 2001
- The Art of Virii Collecting - Tally, Dec 1999
- The Blaster Worm - The View from 10,000 feet - Jose Nazario, NANOG-29 Meeting, Oct 2003
- The Bulgarian and Soviet Virus Factories - Vesselin Bontchev
- The Code Red Message in a Bottle - Jeffrey A. Tricoli, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Oct 2001
- The Code Red Worm - John C. Dolak, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- The EICAR Standard Anti-Virus Test File - Paul Ducklin, Oct 1997
- The ELF Virus Writing Howto - Alexander Bartolich, 2003
- The Evolution of Polymorphic Viruses - Fridrik Skulason
- The Evolution of 32-bit Windows Viruses - Peter Szor, Eugene Kaspersky, Jul 2000
- The Future of Bot Worms - David Sancho, Trend Micro, 2005
- The Future of Viruses on the Internet - David Chess
- The Generic Virus Writer I - Sarah Gordon
- The Generic Virus Writer II - Sarah Gordon
- The Gentlemen's Review of Computer Viruses in the Media - George C. Smith, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Sep 2000
- The Internet Motion Sensor: A Distributed Blackhole Monitoring System - Michael Bailey, Evan Cooke, Farnam Jahanian, Jose Nazario, David Watson, 2005
- The Internet Strikes Back - Kurt Kleiner, May 1997
- The Legend of NIMDA - Kevin G. Frey, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Sep 2001
- The Mechanisms and Effects of the Code Red Worm - Renee C. Schauer, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Sep 2001
- The Negatives of (False) Positives - Jennifer Lapell, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jun 2000
- The Nimda Worm: An Overview - Eugene J. Aronne, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Oct 2001
- The Problems in Creating Goat Files - Igor G. Muttik
- The Real Cost of a Virus Outbreak - Why is Antivirus Needed? - Trend Micro, Mar 2002
- The SASSER Event: History and Implications - Trend Micro, Jun 2004
- The Shape of Things to Come - Paul Robinson
- The Spread of the Sapphire/Slammer SQL Worm - David Moore, Vern Paxon, et al, NANOG-27 Meeting, Feb 2003
- The Trend of Malware Today: Annual Virus Round-up and 2004 Forecast - Jaime Lyndon "Jamz" A. Yaneza, Trend Micro, Dec 2003
- The Trend of Malware Today: 2004 - 1st Quarter Recap - Jaime Lyndon "Jamz" A. Yaneza, Trend Micro, Apr 2004
- The True Computer Parasite - Steven Furnell, Jeremy Ward, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jun 2005
- The Viral Mind: Understanding the Motives of Malicious Coders - D. D. Shelby, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, May 2002
- The Virus Hoaxes - A Review of Myth-information and Virus Scammers - David J. Stang
- The Year of the Worm - Bill Hayes, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Aug 2001
- Theme: Metamorphism - Benny
- Trends in Viruses and Worms - Thomas M. Chen, Cisco Internet Protocol Journal (IPJ), Sep 2003
- Trojan Horse, Virus, or Worm? - Peter Coffee
- Unarmed and Dangerous - Ian Douglas, 1994
- Understanding and Managing Polymorphic Viruses - Carey Nachenberg, 1996
- Understanding Macro Viruses - Denis Zenkin, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Aug 2000
- Understanding the Virus Threat and Developing Effective Anti-Virus Policy - Frank Zipfel, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Mar 2002
- Understanding Virus Behavior in 32-bit Operating Environments - Symantec
- Understanding Virus Behavior in the Windows NT Environment - Symantec
- Using Plant Epidemiological Methods To Track Computer Network Worms - Rishikesh Pande, May 2004
- VBA Emulation - A Viable Method of Macro Virus Detection? Part One - Gabor Szappanos, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Apr 2002
- VBA Emulation - A Viable Method of Macro Virus Detection? Part Two - Gabor Szappanos, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, May 2002
- Viral Morality: A Call for Discussion - Robert M. Slade, 1995
- Viral Technology - Past, Present, Future - Methyl
- Virii Generators: Understanding the Threat - James Tarala, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, May 2002
- Virus Activation Routines - Mikko Hyppönen, Nov 1995
- Virus and Malicious Code Protection for Wireless Devices - Trend Micro, Feb 2001
- Virus Awareness - Or: The Computer Virus Problem is Large and Growing - Unknown Author
- Virus E-Zines - Maintained by Cicatrix
- Virus Engines and Tools Collection - Maintained by Cicatrix
- Virus Detection - "The Brainy Way" - Glenn Coates, David Leigh
- Viruses and Lotus Notes: Have the Virus Writers Finally met their Match? - Martin G. Overton, Sep 1999
- Viruses and the Macintosh - David Harley, Sep 1999
- Viruses Are Good For You - Julian Dibbell
- Viruses in Chicago: The Threat to Windows 95 - Dmitry Gryaznov, Feb 1996
- Viruses in Windows - Data Fellows
- Viruses in Windows 95 - Data Fellows
- Virus Hoaxes and False Alarms - Datafellows / F-Secure
- Virus Hoaxes - Are They Just a Nuisance? - Darren Grocott, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Jul 2001
- Virus Kits Collection - Maintained by Cicatrix
- Virus Prevention Policy - David J. Stang
- Virus Prevention Without Signatures - Internet Security Systems, 2005
- Virus Verification and Removal Tools and Techniques - David M. Chess
- Virus Writing Tutorial Collection - Maintained by Cicatrix
- Virus Security for Small Enterprises - Chris Jackson, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Feb 2001
- Viruses - Legal Issues - Maintained by Cicatrix
- Viruses of the Mind - Richard Dawkins, 1995-1997
- What is Code Red Worm? - Adrian Tham, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Aug 2001
- What Motivates Virus Writers - Salo
- What's NOT a Virus - Chengi Jimmy Kuo, Apr 1996
- When Worlds Collide: Head Banging in IT Security - Martin G. Overton, Sep 2002
- Who Wrote Sobig? - Several Authors, 2003-2004
- Why I Write Viruses (and how not to stop me) - MidNyte, May 1999
- Why Viruses Are and Always Will Be a Problem - Richard Ford
- Why Write Viruses? - Anonymous
- Windows 95 and Viruses - David Emm
- Windows Remote Buffer Overflow Vulnerability and the Code Red Worm - Jeremy D. Baca, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Sep 2001
- Wireless Devices and a New Generation of Viruses - Josh Ryder, SecurityFocus InFocus Article, Jun 2001
- Worm Charming: Taking SMB Lure to the Next Level - Martin G. Overton, Sep 2003
- Worms and Trojans go Mobile - Shaharudin Ismail, Zahri Hj Yunos, Mar 2005
- Worms as Attack Vectors: Theory, Threats, and Defenses - Matthew Todd, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Jan 2003
- Worms Don't Care If You're "Not a Bank" - Matt Yackley, Sans InfoSec Reading Room, Jan 2003
Pharming - die neue Form des Phishing (W3)
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Dem BSI-Newsletter vom 17.02.2005 war folgender Hinweis zu entnehmen:
Die Welt der Informationstechnologie ist reich an schillernden Begriffen, aber auch so dynamisch wie kaum ein anderer Bereich. Daher werden Ausdrücke wie "Phishing", das ja eben erst im 2004 gross aufkam, schon wieder von neuen ueberlagert. "Pharming" bezeichnet eine neue Generation von Phishing-Attacken. Im Mittelpunkt des klassischen Daten-Phishens stehen E-Mail-Nachrichten, die gefälschte Links enthalten. Durch diese werden Internetnutzer auf täuschend echt nachgebaute Webseiten gelockt, wo sie dann geheime Daten bekannt geben. Beim Pharming fällt dieser Schritt weg: Durch das Ausnutzen von Sicherheitslöchern in Internetbrowsern werden jene Dateien auf dem Computer manipuliert, die eingegebene Internetadressen in die für den Computer nutzbare IP-Adressen übersetzen. Dadurch gelangen Sie auf eine gefälschte Seite. Als PC-Nutzer sollten Sie deshalb darauf achten, die Sicherheitsupdates für die von ihnen verwendeten Browser regelmässig zu installieren.
Phish, Phisher, Phishing, phreaking, Freak (W1)
Phishers Freak phisht freshe Phishe
freshe Phishe phisht Phishers Freak
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Phishing – gefährliche Umleitung für Ihre Passwörter
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(E?)(L?) http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,113431,00.asp
(E?)(L?) http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/scams/phishing/phishing.asp
(E6)(L?) http://www.sophos.com/spaminfo/explained/spamglossary.html#phishing
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(E1)(L?) http://www.wordspy.com/words/phishing.asp
(E1)(L1) http://www.worldwidewords.org/turnsofphrase/tp-phi1.htm
(E1)(L1) http://www.yourdictionary.com/wotd/wotd.pl?date=2004-06-21
(E?)(L?) http://www.sit.fraunhofer.de/german/hps1/phishing.pdf
Beim BSI heisst es:
Seit kurzem gibt es eine weitere Plage: "Phishing". Das klingt nach fischen gehen - und genau so ist es auch. Das Wort setzt sich aus "Password" und "fishing" zusammen, zu Deutsch "nach Passwörtern angeln".
Betrüger fordern hierbei in E-Mails dazu auf, einem Link zu folgen und dort persönliche Daten, Passwörter oder PIN-Codes zu aktualisieren bzw. anzugeben. Mit Hilfe dieser Daten können die Betrüger dann ungehindert Konten plündern.
"Phisher" = "Passwort-Fischer".
Bei "yourdictionary" findet man die Aussage, dass es sich aus "phreaking" und "fishing" zusammensetzt, wobei "phreaking" wiederum als Zusammenziehung von "phone-freaking" entstanden zu sein scheint.
... "-freak" was a slang combining form indicating any kind of obsessive person, such as a "health-freak" or "control-freak." In the context of "phone-freaking", there may also have been a punning reference to the sound "frequencies" being generated by the phreak's mysterious "blue box."
So erfährt man also nebenbei, dass ein "Freak" ein "Frequenz-Generierer" war. Und zur Klarstellung, dass es sich um einen TelePHon-Pirat handelte, der mit seiner "blue box" die Freiwahl-Frequenzen ausspähte, nannte man ihn "Phreak" = "Phone-Freak". Und dieses "Ph" soll also auch in "Phishing" stecken. Immerhin läuft das "Passwort-Fishing" ja auch immer noch meist über die alte Telefonleitung.
Phishing scams are when you get e-mails from alleged legitimate institutions (banks, eBay, whatever) saying that your account has been compromised or you've been charged a zillion dollars or whatever. You then visit the site, which is actually fake, fill out your personal information, and you're outta luck.
Phishing-Mails breiten sich rasant aus: Registrierte das IT-Sicherheitsunternehmen MessageLabs im September 2003 lediglich 279 solcher Mails, waren es im März 2004 bereits 215.643. Bislang ist vor allem der englisch-sprachige Raum betroffen, die USA, Großbritannien und Australien. Aber nach Meinung von Experten kann es nur noch eine Frage der Zeit sein, bis die Methode auch in Deutschland Konjunktur hat.
The Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) provides news about and current examples of e-mail fraud and scams (archived back to September 2003 with commentaries and summaries of known details). Also includes a list of Web resources providing trend reports, help for those who have been scammed, and the origin of the term "phishing." The APWG is "focused on eliminating the identity theft and fraud that result from the growing problem of phishing and email spoofing."
Also a database of phishing examples is available.
Die Herkunft des ursprünglichen Wortes "freak" ist unsicher.
"Freak" hat allgemein die Bedeutung "Irreguläres".
- 1. A thing or occurrence that is markedly unusual or irregular: A freak of nature produced the midsummer snow.
- 2. An abnormally formed organism, especially a person or animal regarded as a curiosity or monstrosity.
- 3. A sudden capricious turn of mind; a whim: “The freaks of the psyche can no more be explained than the Devil” (Maurice Collis).
- 4. Slang
- a. A drug user or addict: a speed freak.
- b. An eccentric or nonconformist person, especially a member of a counterculture.
- c. An enthusiast: rock music freaks.
- ADJECTIVE: Highly unusual or irregular: a freak accident; a freak storm.
- Slang
- 1. To experience or cause to experience frightening hallucinations or feelings of paranoia, especially as a result of taking a drug. Often used with out.
- 2. To behave or cause to behave irrationally and uncontrollably. Often used with out.
- 3. To become or cause to become greatly excited or upset. Often used with out.
ETYMOLOGY: Origin unknown.
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A fleck or streak of color.
(E1)(L1) http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=freak
Im englischen Etymologie-Lexikon wird eine mögliche Verbindung von "freak" zu einem alten friesisch Wort mit der Bedeutung "tanzen" oder zu einem mengl. "frek" = "kühn", "aufbrausend" und aengl. "frec" = "gierig", "gefräßig" aufgeführt. Im 16. Jh. nahm es die Bedeutung "launische Sache" und im 18. Jh. "Phantasievorstellung" an.
1563, "sudden turn of mind," probably related to O.E. frician "to dance" (not recorded in M.E., but the word may have survived in dialect), or perhaps from M.E. frek "bold, quickly," from O.E. frec "greedy, gluttonous." Sense of "capricious notion" (1563) and "unusual thing, fancy" (1784) preceded that in freak of nature (1847).
The verb "freak out" is first attested 1965 in Amer.Eng., from freak (n.) "drug user" (1945), but the verb meaning "change, distort" goes back to 1911, and the sense in health freak, ecology freak, etc. is attested from 1908.
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17.12.2009:
Articles in Palisade
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Features
- Malware Infection on Websites
- Malware - Spreading and Mitigation
- Approach to Business Impact Analysis
- Understanding Encryption Requirements of PCIDSS
- Log Monitoring and Malware Scanning: Stay Ahead of the Threat Curve
- Measuring the Value of Remote Application Security Testing
- Database Links Security
- Defend against Reverse Engineering
- URL Redirection Flaw
- Virtualization – the promised land?
- Mobile Banking Architecture
- Back to Basics: Http Essentials
- Smart Questions for Customer Reference Checks
- HTTP Request Smuggling
- Session Riding Attacks
- Understanding SSL VPN
- The reign of bots
- Pharming on the Net
- Interview: The Challenges of Security Testing
- Security Architecture for Multi-Tier Applications
- Interview: What works in Training Security Testers
- Datamonitor Survey on Software Security Testing
- All About Steganography
- Web Application Honeypots
- Built-in Intrusion Detection
- Integrating Smart Cards in Web Applications
- Preventing Buffer Overflows
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Technical Articles
- Securing a SCADA network - Part I
- Basics of Forensics Log Analysis
- Insight into Web Application Firewalls - Part 1
- Catching Back Doors through Code Reviews
- Testing Mobile Applications for Security Vulnerabilities
- Virtual Keyboard and the Fight Against Keyloggers
- Defeating Encryption in Some Thick Clients
- Cache Control Directives Demystified
- CSRF - The hidden menace
- Common mistakes in two-tier applications
- Wi-Fi Protected Access
- Mobile Banking Architecture
- Application Penetration Tester's Toolkit
- Securing Web Based Payment Systems
- Wireless Security - Cracking WEP
- Wireless Security - How WEP works
- Insecurities in Healthcare Applications
- SaaS Security Testing - The Challenges
- Anti-phishing - Incident Response
- Anti-Phishing Techniques - Detection Measures
- HTTP Request Smuggling
- Anti-Phishing Techniques - Protection Measures
- More on dodging spiders
- Are stored procedures safe against SQL injection?
- Dodging the spiders
- Browser Hijackers
- LinkDemand and InheritanceDemand
- Distributed Reflection Denial of Service: A Bandwidth Attack
- Thick Client Application Security - Attacks
- Security issues in 'Remember Me' feature
- Assert Safely: How to use .Net's Assert wisely
- Rainbow Cracking and Password Security
- Two Factor Authentication
- Defeating Bots with CAPTCHAs
- Securing Documents in Web Applications
- Security in SMS Banking
- Implementing SSL
- Code Obfuscation Part 3 - Hiding Control Flows
- Understanding SSL
- Code Obfuscation - Part 2: Obfuscating Data Structures
- SMS Banking
- Using browser refresh to expose passwords
- Code Obfuscation
- Secure your sessions with Page Tokens
- Security Enhancements in Visual C++
- Google Hacking - Is your web application secure?
- XPath injection in XML databases
- Cryptanalysis: Collision attack in Hashing
- Security Reverse Proxy
- Steganalysis
- Fighting Keyloggers
- Source Code Analyzers
- Backdoors and Trojans in Applications
- Introduction to Code Obfuscation
- Of Captchas, Gimpys and BaffleText …
- Same User, Different Privileges
- Securing Database Connection Strings
- Automated Application Vulnerability Scanners
- Passwords - In Memory Still Green
- Threat Modeling
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Best Practices
- Top 5 Secure Coding Tips for PHP applications
- Secure coding techniques in ASP.NET - Part 1
- Best Practices for Protecting Banking Sites
- Securing PHP using Hardening Patch and Suhosin
- Meeting compliance requirements through application & network penetration tests and code reviews
- Selecting Application Security Vendors – Part II
- SAP Baseline Security Audit
- The Payment Application Data Security Standard (PA DSS)
- Mobile Banking - Threats and Mitigation
- Phishing Questions
- 5 Tips for Securing Software as a Service
- Securely Webifying Applications
- Securing IIS Web Servers
- Are Complex Passwords Really Necessary?
- Securing Apache Web Servers
- Thick Client Application Security - Defenses
- Pharming on the Net
- Implementing Password Recovery
- Interviewing software developers
- Encrypting data in Databases
- Selecting Application Security Vendors
- Best Practices in Input Validation
- Catch'em Young - How to discover vulnerabilities early
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Find the latest information about spywares, adwares, trojans, viruses, system processes and common applications.
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/a/
a.exe | a_clearsearch.dll | a0011142.exe | a006.dll | a006.exe | a0067423.exe | a0067428.exe | a4proxy.exe | a64sddd.exe | a65d.exe | aaaamon.dll | ab.exe | AbbyyNewsReader.exe | ABoard.exe | ABox.exe | abrir_cartao.exe | abs.exe | absr.exe | abyssws.exe | ac1st15.dll | acbtnmgr_xxx.exe | ACCAgnt.exe | accelerate.exe | access members area.exe | access.exe | AcctMgr.exe | ACCWIZ.EXE | acespy331t.exe | aclservice.exe | acmonitor_xxx.exe | acombo3d.exe | aconti.exe | acoustic.exe | acroaum.exe | acrobat elements.exe | acrobat.exe | acrodist.exe | acroiehelper.dll | acrord32.exe | acrotray.exe | ACS.exe | acsd.exe | act.exe | actalert.exe | actionagent.exe | activation.exe | activeds.dll | ACTIVEDS.EXE | activeeyes.exe | activemenu.exe | activeplus.exe | activex_300_it.exe | ActivityDisk.exe | actmovie.exe | actualspy.exe | actx1.exe | actxprxy.dll | acu.exe | ad-aware.exe | ad-watch.exe | ad.exe | ad2kclient.exe | adaware.exe | adblck.exe | adblock.exe | AdBlocker.exe | adbltzun.exe | adc.exe | addestroyer.exe | addestroyerinner.exe | addictivetech.exe | addrbook.exe | adg.exe | adgjdet.exe | Adiras.exe | adl_dh.exe | adl_mteststub.exe | adlight2.dll | adlinstallwin32.exe | AdManCtl.exe | admillikeep.exe | admilliserv.exe | admilliservx.dll | admlib32.exe | admunch.exe | admxprox.dll | adobe.exe | AdobeDownloadManager.exe | Adobelm_Cleanup.0001 | Adobelmsvc.exe | adobes.exe | AdobeUpdateManager.exe | adp.exe | adp8035.exe | adperform180safull.exe | adroar.dll | adservice.exe | adsetup.silent.1.13.exe | adsgone.exe | AdskScSrv.exe | ADSL Autoconnect.exe | adsmsext.dll | adss.exe | adstatcomm.dll | adstatkeep.exe | adstatserv.exe | adsub.exe | adtech2005.exe | adtech2006.exe | adtray.exe | adupdater.exe | adusermon.exe | adv.exe | advapi.exe | advapi32.dll | advchk.exe | advert.dll | advpack.dll | adx.exe | aeiwlsta.exe | aelaunch.exe | aexswdusr.exe | agent.exe | AgentSrv.EXE | agentsvr.exe | agfaclnk.exe | agntsrvc.exe | agquickp.exe | agrsmmsg.exe | agsatellite.exe | AgtServ.exe | ahadp.exe | ahfp.exe | ahnsd.exe | ahqinit.exe | ahqtb.exe | aiepk.exe | aiepk2.exe | aim spy plugin.dll | aim.exe | aim6.exe | aim95.exe | aimaol.exe | aimingclick.exe | airplus.exe | AirPlusCFG.exe | airsvcu.exe | AIT | ajrpbi.exe | akiller.exe | AL_ADS~1.EXE | alarm.app.exe | AlarmApp.exe | alarmwatcher.exe | Alaunch.exe | ALCFDRTM.EXE | Alchem.exe | ALCMTR.EXE | ALCWZRD.EXE | alcxmntr.exe | aldaemon.exe | Alerter | alertserver.exe | AlertSvc.exe | alevir.exe | alg.exe | ALMon.exe | almxptray.exe | alogserv.exe | alp2plib.exe | ALsvc.exe | ALT.EXE | ALUNotify.exe | ALUSchedulerSvc.exe | am32.exe | amgrsrvc.exe | amoumain.exe | amovie.ocx | amp2pl.exe | anbmServ.exe | angelex.exe | AnonAntiSpyware.exe | anote.exe | ansmtp.dll | answers.exe | anti_troj.exe | antiav.exe | antiav_exe.exe | antispy.exe | AntiVirus Update.exe | antivirusgold.exe | anvshell.exe | AnyDVD.exe | aocbhm.exe | aol.exe | AOLacsd.exe | AOLDial.exe | AOLHOS~1.EXE | AOLHostManager.exe | AOLServiceHost.exe | aolsoftware.exe | AOLSP Scheduler.exe | aolspscheduler.exe | aoltpspd.exe | aoltray.exe | aoltsmon.exe | aom.exe | aornum.exe | ap0.exe | ap2.exe | ap9h4qmo.exe | Apache.exe | apachemonitor.exe | ApchT2kW.exe | apcsystray.exe | APD123.exe | apdproxy.exe | apev.exe | apntex.exe | apoint.exe | app.exe | appmgr.exe | appservices.exe | appsetup.exe | appwiz.dll | aptezbp.exe | apuc.dll | apvxdwin.exe | aq3setupstandard.exe | aqadcup.exe | AquariumDesktop.exe | archive.exe | Ares.exe | armon32.exe | armon32a.exe | arr.exe | ARUpdate.exe | arupdate.exe | arupld32.exe | AS.exe | asd.exe | asearchassist.dll | asfagent.exe | ash.dll | ash2.dll | ashDisp.exe | ashmaisv.exe | ashserv.exe | ashWebSv.exe | asKernel.exe | asm.exe | asmonitor.exe | asmproserver.exe | aspi_me.exe | aspnet_admin.exe | ASPNet_State.exe | ASPNET_WP.exe | astart.exe | asupport.exe | asuskbservice.exe | AsusProb.exe | aswupdsv.exe | asycfilt.dll | athoc.exe | ati_d3d.dll | Ati2cwad.exe | ati2cwxx.exe | ati2evxx.exe | ati2mdxx.exe | ati2plab.exe | ATI2plxx.exe | ati2ptxx.exe | ati2s9ag.exe | ati2sgag.exe | aticwd32.exe | ATIDtct.EXE | ATIevxx.exe | ATIPta.exe | ATIptaab.exe | atiptaxx.exe | ATIRW.exe | atisched.exe | atitask.exe | atiupdate.exe | atix10.exe | ATKKBService.exe | ATKOSD.exe | atl.dll | atlcustom.exe | atpart~1.dll | atpartners.dll | atrack.exe | atwtusb.exe | audevicemgr.exe | audiosrv.dll | Audition.exe | AUFILE~1.EXE | AUNPS.DLL | AUNPS2.DLL | aupdate.exe | aupdate_uninstall.exe | aurareco.exe | aurora(1).exe | aurora-wise1.exe | Aurora.exe | aurorahandler.dll | ause3-decoded.exe | ause3.exe | ausvc.exe | AuthFw.exe | autobar.exe | autochk.exe | AutoDown.exe | autoheal.exe | autolaunch.exe | automove.exe | autoreg.exe | autorun.exe | autotbar.exe | autotkit.exe | autoupdate.dll | autoupdate.exe | autoupdatev2.exe | aux32.exe | av.exe | avant.exe | avconsol.exe | AVENGINE.EXE | avgamsvr.exe | avgcc.exe | avgcc32.exe | avgctrl.exe | avgemc.exe | avghalsb.exe | avginet.exe | avgmsvr.exe | avgnt.exe | avgregcl.exe | avgserv.exe | avgserv9.exe | avguard.exe | avgupsvc.exe | avgw.exe | avgwb.dat | avicap.dll | avicap32.dll | avifil32.dll | avpcc.exe | avpm.exe | AvRmtCtr.exe | avsched32.exe | avserve.exe | avserve2.exe | avsynmgr.exe | avwupsrv.exe | awfxrn32.dll | awhost32.exe | awlft332.dll | awlhut32.dll | awrem32.exe | awutil32.dll | AXLBRI~1.EXE | axlBridge.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/b/
b2search_v17.exe | b9.exe | babylon.exe | backdoor.prorat.13.exe | backdoor.prorat.13_(57).exe | BackItUp.exe | backup-20040105-225929-414.dll | backupnotify.exe | backweb-137903.exe | backweb-8876480.exe | backWeb.exe | bacstray.exe | bagent.exe | banmanpro.exe | bargain3.exe | bargain4.exe | bargainbuddy.exe | bargains.exe | BascsTray.exe | basfipm.exe | bash.exe | basic ops plugin.dll | bass.exe | batinfex.dll | batmeter.dll | BATSERV2.EXE | bb.exe | bbchk.exe | BbDevMgr.exe | bbgdfvdd.exe | bbi8015.exe | bbi8018.exe | bbi8024.exe | bbi8032.exe | BBLauncher.exe | bboy.exe | bbui.exe | bcb.exe | bcmntray.exe | bcmsmmsg.exe | bcmwltry.exe | BCResident.exe | bcuyfz.exe | bdl14108.exe | bdmcon.exe | bdnagent.exe | bdoesrv.exe | bdrqbac.exe | bdss.exe | bdswitch.exe | bearshare.exe | belt.exe | benetns.exe | bengine.exe | benser.exe | BerasJatah.exe | beremote.exe | beserver.exe | beta.exe | bho.dll | BHODemon.exe | bhp.exe | bhsv.exe | bi5.exe | bib.dll | bifrost.exe | bigfix.exe | bigtra~1.exe | billmind.exe | billminder | bindshell.exe | binkw32.dll | bionet.exe | Biprep.exe | birytx.exe | BitComet.exe | BitLord.exe | bjcfd.exe | bjfvabf.exe | Bjmcmng.exe | bk.exe | bkupexec.exe | blackd.exe | blackice.exe | blat.exe | bldbubg.exe | block-checker.exe | blocker.exe | blss.exe | BlueSoleil.exe | bman.exe | bmmlref.exe | bmupdate.exe | bmwebcfg.exe | bokja.exe | bonjour.exe | bookedspace.exe | boot.exe | bootconf.exe | bot.exe | bp.exe | bpc.exe | bpcpost.exe | bpftp.exe | bpk.exe | bpsinstall.exe | bpumtray.exe | brad32.exe | brasil.exe | brctrcen.exe | Brengkolang.com | BRIDGE.DLL | brmecom.exe | BrMfcmon.exe | BrMfcWnd.exe | Brmfrmps.exe | BRMFRSMG.EXE | bronstab.exe | browsela.dll | browselc.dll | browserhelper.dll | browseui.dll | Brqikmon.exe | brss01a.exe | BRSVC01A.EXE | bs5-lmzdgu.exe | bsclip.exe | bsoft.exe | BTHelpNotifier.exe | BTNtService.exe | btprot.exe | BTSTAC | BTSTAC~1 | btstackserver.exe | bttnserv.exe | bttray.exe | btvid_32.dll | btwdins.exe | Buddy.exe | BUGSFIX.EXE | bundle.exe | bundle_cdt1006.exe | bundle~1.exe | bundleouter.exe | bundleouter2501031120.exe | bundleouter2601031121.exe | bundlersi.exe | bundles.exe | bundles118.exe | bundles53.exe | bvt.exe | bw2.com | bw2.exe | bwcc.dll | bwcc32.dll | bwgo0000 | bxproxy.exe | bxxs5.dll
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/c/
c76bdcb6d01.exe | c7v.dll | ca.exe | cabinet.dll | CachemanXP.exe | cagent.exe | cagent32.exe | calc.exe | calcheck.exe | CALMAIN.exe | calwin32.dll | cam.exe | CameraAssistant.exe | camviewer.exe | CAP2LAK.EXE | CAP2RSK.EXE | CAP2SWK.EXE | capfax.exe | capharm.dll | capharm_unins.exe | card.exe | cards.dll | carpserv.exe | cartao.exe | cas2setup.exe | cas2stub.exe | casclient.exe | cashback.exe | cashsaver.exe | cashsaverupdate.exe | CAVRID.exe | CAVTray.exe | cb.exe | CBSRV.EXE | CBSysTray.exe | cc.exe | CCAP.EXE | ccapp.exe | ccarss.exe | ccEmFlSv.exe | ccevtmgr.exe | cclaw.exe | ccmagent.exe | ccmexec.exe | cconnect.exe | ccproxy.exe | ccPwdSvc.exe | ccpxysvc.exe | ccregvfy.exe | ccsetmgr.exe | cctrust.dll | ccwin9.exe | cd_clint.dll | cd_install.exe | cd_install_202.exe | cd_install_291.exe | cd_load.exe | cdac11ba.exe | cdaEngine | cdaengine.dll | cdaEngine0400 | cdaEngine0400.dll | cdaEngine0500 | cdaEngine0500.dll | cdantsrv.exe | cdf.exe | cdonts.dll | cdosys.dll | cdplayer.exe | CDProxyServ.exe | cds.exe | cdsm32.dll | cdspeed.exe | cdudflib.dll | ceekey.exe | CeEPwrSvc.exe | Center.exe | cepmtray.exe | ceres.dll | cfd.exe | CFEngine.exe | cfgmgr51.dll | cfgmgr52.dll | cfgwiz.exe | cfmon.exe | CFSServ.exe | cfsvcs.exe | cftmon.exe | CFXFER.exe | cg.exe | cgtask.exe | charmap.exe | chathandler.dll | check.exe | checker.exe | checkreg.exe | checkup.exe | chkadmin.exe | chkcolor.exe | chkdskw.exe | chkras.exe | choke.exe | chq7gv5g.exe | cidaemon.exe | cij3p2ps.exe | CineTray.exe | cisvc.exe | cisvvc.exe | cjqxe.exe | cka.exe | ckusdll.exe | clbcatex.exe | CLCapSvc.exe | cleanmgr.exe | cleanup.exe | cledx.exe | cli.exe | client.dll | client.exe | clientax.dll | ClipMate.exe | clipsrv.exe | clisvcl.exe | clockwise.exe | clonecdtray.exe | CM.EXE | cmanager.exe | cmappsetup.exe | cmappupdate.exe | cmaudio | cmc.dll | cmd.exe | cmd32.exe | cmdinst.exe | cmeiiapi.dll | cmesys.exe | cmeupd.exe | cmgrdian.exe | cmicnfg.cpl | cmisrv.exe | cmluc.exe | cmman.exe | cmmpu.exe | cmqcemmpm.exe | cmrsr.exe | cmrss.exe | CMSystem.exe | cmupd.exe | cnbabe.dll | cncs232.dll | cncs32.dll | cnqmax.exe | CnsMin.dll | cnxdsltb.exe | CnxMon.exe | CNYHKey.exe | coloreal.exe | ComComp.exe | comctl_32.exe | comctl32.dll | comdlg32.dll | comet.exe | comload.dll | CommAgent.exe | command.exe | commando.exe | commctrl.dll | Companion.exe | compaq-rba.exe | compcln.dll | comres.dll | comsmd.exe | conf.exe | config.exe | conime.exe | conmgr.exe | CONNMN~1.EXE | ConquerCam.exe | conscorr.exe | consol32.exe | Control.exe | cool.exe | coolcore44.dll | CopernicDesktopSearch.exe | copy of optimize.exe | core.dll | CoreCenter.exe | CounterSpy.exe | CoverDesigner.exe | cp.exe | cpanel.exe | cpd.exe | cpdclnt.exe | CplBTQ00.EXE | cpqa1000.exe | cpqdfwag.exe | cpqdmi.exe | cpqeadm.exe | CPQEAKSYSTEMTRAY.EXE | CPQEAKSYSTEMTRAY.EXE | cpqinet.exe | Cpqset.exe | cpr.dll | cpr.exe | CpRmtKey.EXE | CpRmtKey.EXE | cpruninst.exe | cpuinf32.dll | cpunumber.exe | crackserver-service.exe | crauto.exe | createcd.exe | createcd50.exe | CrossMenu.exe | CrossMenu.exe | crss.exe | crsss.exe | crtdll.dll | CrXML.dll | crypserv.exe | crypt32.dll | crypt32chain.dll | cryptnet.dll | CSAgent.exe | csaolinst.dll | csaolldr.exe | csbiinst.dll | cscdll.dll | csieinst.dll | csinject.exe | csinsm32.exe | csinsmnt.exe | csmsv.exe | csrdeu32.exe | Csrrs.exe | csrs.exe | csrsc.exe | csrse.exe | csrss.exe | csrss32.exe | csv5p070.exe | ct_load.exe | ctadl#.dll | ctap#.dll | ctasio.dll | ctav#.dll | ctavp#.dll | ctbclick.exe | ctbrte2.dll | ctcms.exe | CTCMSGo.exe | ctcnt#.dll | CTDetect.exe | ctdvddet.exe | cteaxspl.exe | ctfmon.exe | ctfmon32.exe | cthelper.exe | ctl3d.dll | ctl3d32.dll | ctlauncher.exe | ctlcntr.exe | CTLTask.exe | ctltray.exe | ctmix32.exe | CTModUtl.exe | ctnotify.exe | CTPdeSrv.exe | CTPLAY2.EXE | CTPowUti.exe | ctpp#.dll | ctrlvol.exe | ctsr#.dll | ctsrreg.exe | ctsvccda.exe | ctsysvol.exe | CTXFIHLP.EXE | cucu.exe | CursorXP.exe | CurtainsSysSvcNt.exe | cusrvc.exe | cuteftp.exe | cuteftppro.exe | cutftp.exe | cvpnd.exe | cvsservice.exe | cxtpls.exe | cyb2k.exe | cydoor.exe | cydoor_uninstall.exe | cygrunsrv.exe | cyxipjsxdua.exe | cz.exe | czncin.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/d/
d.exe | d32-fw.dll | d3d8.dll | d3d8thk.dll | d3d9.dll | d3dim700.dll | d3dxof.dll | d4.exe | d6.exe | d88dyd.dll | d98008w.exe | daconfig.exe | dadapp.exe | dadqh.exe | dadtray.exe | daemon.exe | damon.exe | dao3032.dll | dap.exe | DATALA | DATALA~1.EXE | datalayer.exe | datemanager.exe | dating.exe | DavCData.exe | dbaccess.exe | dbghelp.dll | dbserv.exe | dcevt32.exe | dcfssvc.exe | dchuefy.exe | dciman32.dll | dcomx.exe | ddcman.exe | ddeml.dll | ddhelp.exe | ddhelper32.exe | ddm3dia.dll | ddraw.dll | ddrawex.dll | de_serv.exe | dealhelper.exe | dealhlpr.dll | deborah.exe | defscangui.exe | defwatch.exe | delayrun.exe | delfin.dll | delldmi.exe | dellmmkb.exe | delmsbb.exe | deploy.exe | desk98.exe | DeskAdKeep.exe | DeskAdServ.exe | deskcp16.dll | deskpan.dll | Desktop.exe | desktopmgr.exe | DesktopSuite.exe | deskup.exe | devcon32.dll | DevDetect.exe | devenum.dll | devenv.exe | devldr.exe | devldr16.exe | devldr32.exe | devmgr.dll | dexplore.exe | df_fixer.dll | df_kme.exe | df_proxy.dll | DF5Serv.exe | DF5ServerService.exe | dfe.exe | DfrgFat.exe | dfrgntfs.exe | dfssvc.exe | dgprpsetup.exe | dhbrwsr.exe | dhcpcsvc.dll | dhp.dll | dhp2.dll | dhsvr.exe | dhun.exe | dhupdt.exe | dhwin1.exe | diagent.exe | DIAL.exe | dialer.exe | DigiTV.exe | digstream.exe | dinput.dll | dinput8.dll | dinst.exe | Dioxin.exe | directcd.exe | directs.exe | directx.exe | directxset.exe | DiskImageService.exe | disktool.dll | disp1150.exe | dispex.dll | display.exe | dist001.exe | dit.exe | ditexp.exe | DivX Player.exe | divx.exe | djmypt800.exe | DJSNETCN.exe | dkicon.exe | dkservice.exe | dla.exe | dlbabmgr.exe | dlbabmon.exe | dlbcserv.exe | dlbfbmgr.exe | dlbkbmgr.exe | dlbkbmon.exe | dlbtbmgr.exe | dlbtbmon.exe | dlbubmgr.exe | dlg.exe | dlgli.exe | dlhost.exe | dll32.exe | dllcmd32.exe | dllhost.exe | DLLML.exe | dllreg.exe | DLSDBNT.EXE | dlt.exe | dluca.exe | DM1Service.exe | dmadmin.exe | dmcpyt.dll | dmremote.exe | dmserver.exe | dmxlauncher.exe | dnar.exe | dnetc.exe | dns.exe | dnsapi.dll | dnscatcher.exe | DNSCST.exe | dodrrr.exe | dolyt16.exe | dopus.exe | dos4gw.exe | doscan.exe | dotnetfx.exe | doul.exe | down.exe | download.exe | downloadplus.exe | dp-b23011805.exe | dp-him.exe | dp-k13w13.exe | dpagnt.exe | DPFUSMgr.exe | DpHost.exe | dpi.exe | dplay.dll | dplayx.dll | DPMApp.exe | dpmw32.exe | dpps2.exe | DPWinLct.exe | dr.exe | dr_s.exe | dragdiag.exe | dragdrop.exe | dreamweaver.exe | drgtodsc.exe | DriveCrypt.exe | drivespeed.exe | drmclien.dll | drpmon(1).dll | drpmon.dll | drst.exe | drv.exe | drvddll.exe | drvlsnr.exe | drvmon.exe | DRWTSN16.EXE | drwtsn32.exe | ds.exe | dsagent | dsagnt.exe | dscbtshl.dll | dsentry.exe | dseraser.exe | dskrfuoui.dll | dslagent.exe | dslmon.exe | dslstat.exe | dsnthapp.exe | dsnthser.exe | dsound.dll | dssagent.exe | dtloader.exe | duc20.exe | dumeter.exe | dummy.exe | dumprep.exe | dun.exe | dvchost.exe | dvd43_tray.exe | DVDAccess.exe | dvdkeyauth.exe | dvdlauncher.exe | dvdramsv.exe | DVDRegionFree.exe | DVDTray.exe | dvldr32.exe | dvpapi.exe | dvpd.dll | dvremind.exe | dvwnhd.exe | DvzIncMsgr.exe | dvzmsgr.exe | dw.exe | dw[1].exe | dwcg.exe | Dwe.exe | DWHeartbeat.exe | DWHeartbeatMonitor.exe | DWHWIZRD.EXE | dwnupdt.exe | dwrcs.exe | dwrcst.exe | dwwin.exe | DxDebugService.exe | dxdiag.exe | dxdllreg.exe | DXEnum.exe | dxnf.exe | dxtmsft.dll | dxtrans.dll
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/e/
e-s0bic1.exe | E_A10IC2.EXE | E_FATI9BE.EXE | E_FATI9CE.EXE | E_FATI9EA.EXE | E_FATI9FA.EXE | E_FATI9HA.EXE | E_FATI9HE.EXE | E_L10IC1.EXE | E_S00RP1.EXE | E_S00RP2.EXE | e_s0hic1.exe | E_S10IC1.EXE | e_s10ic2.exe | E_S10MT2.EXE | E_S4I0F2.EXE | E_S4I0H2.EXE | E_S4I0P1.EXE | E_S4I0T1.EXE | E_S4I0T1.EXE | E_S4I2F1.EXE | E_S4I2G1.EXE | E_S4I2H1.EXE | E_S4I2J1.EXE | E_S4I2K1.EXE | E_S4I2L1.EXE | E_S4I2M1.EXE | E_S4I2P1.EXE | E_S4I3F2.EXE | e_srcv03.exe | eabh.dll | eabservr.exe | eanthology.exe | EasyAV.exe | easyclip.exe | EasyGoBack.exe | EasyNote.exe | EasyShare.exe | eausbkbd.exe | eax.dll | eBayTBDaemon.exe | ebrr.exe | Ecfmserv.exe | EClean.exe | ecomwr.dll | EDICT.EXE | edisk.exe | edit server.exe | edonkey.exe | edow.exe | edow_as2.exe | edowst3.exe | ee.exe | eEBAgent.exe | eEBSVC.exe | eetu.exe | EEVENTMANAGER.EXE | efsadu.dll | EGDACCESS_1058.dll | eggcengine.dll | egieengine.dll | egieprocess.dll | egleengine.dll | egnsengine.dll | ehmsas.exe | ehrec.exe | ehRecvr.exe | ehSched.exe | ehshell.exe | ehtray.exe | eijk.exe | eksplorasi.exe | elbycheck.exe | elccest.exe | elitejho32.exe | ElkCtrl.exe | ElkCtrl.exe | elogerr.exe | elos.exe | ELSBLaunch.exe | ELSBLaunch.exe | em_exec.exe | emagent.exe | emailcatcher.dll | eml.exe | emqvdm.exe | emsmta.exe | emsw.exe | emule.exe | enbiei.exe | encmontr.exe | encsplsh.dll | energyplugin.exe | engutil.exe | EnigmaPopupStop.exe | ensmix32.exe | EnsoniqMixer | enternet.exe | enuubwafo.exe | EOUWiz.exe | epkb.exe | EPMWOR~1.EXE | epswad4.exe | eraser.exe | errorguard.exe | es.dll | ESB.exe | escan.exe | esent.dll | EspaceWanadoo.exe | essdc.exe | essspk.exe | esyndicateinst.exe | eudora.exe | euni_bbi8015.exe | eusexe.exe | evntsvc.exe | EvtEng.exe | EWERFW.EXE | ewidoctrl.exe | ewidoguard.exe | excel.exe | exchng32.exe | exclean.exe | exdl.exe | exe82.exe | exec.exe | exmgmt.exe | EXP.EXE | expl32.exe | explore.exe | explored.exe | exploreff.exe | explorer.exe | explorer32.exe | explorere.exe | express.exe | expsrv.dll | exshow95.exe | extravalue.exe | exul.exe | exul1.exe | EzButton.EXE | ezejmnap.exe | ezinstall.exe | ezinstall[1].exe | ezpopstub.exe | ezprint.exe | ezs.dll | ezsp | ezsp_px.exe | ezSP_PxEngine.exe | ezstub.exe | ezstub22.exe | ezstubseedcorn.exe | ezulains.exe | ezulumain.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/f/
f3403484.exe | f5r4bnh.exe | fahkpym.exe | fameh32.exe | fan.exe | farmmext.exe | Fash.exe | fast.exe | fastdown.exe | fasterxp.exe | faultrep.dll | faxsvc.exe | fbdirect.exe | fc.exe | FCEngine.exe | fch32.exe | fdahlp99.dll | fde.dll | fdm.exe | ffCom.dll | ffisearch.exe | FFWraper.dll | fgadmin.exe | fih32.exe | FileTypeRecognizer.dll | finder.exe | findfast.exe | finished.exe | firedaemon.exe | firefox.exe | FireSvc.Exe | FireTray.exe | Firewall.Exe | fix[1].exe | FixCore.dll | fixtitle.exe | fjdbfvk.exe | flash.exe | flashfxp.exe | flashksk.exe | flashtalk-wise1000.exe | flatbed.exe | floater.exe | fm20.dll | fm3032.exe | fmctrl.exe | fnrb32.exe | fntldr.exe | FolderShare.exe | FontLoader.exe | FONTVIEW.EXE | FORMATM.EXE | formulario.exe | forte.exe | fpassist.exe | fpdisp4.exe | fpdisp5a.exe | fpn16100.exe | fppdis2a.exe | fpxpress.exe | fqc.exe | framedyn.dll | frameworkservic.exe | FrameworkService.exe | fran-hot.exe | freedom.exe | FreeRAM XP Pro 1.40.exe | FreeRAM XP Pro.exe | freexxx.exe | frontpage.exe | frontpg.exe | frsk.exe | fs20.exe | fsaa.exe | fsav32.exe | fsbwlan.exe | fsbwsys.exe | fsdfwd.exe | Fservice.exe | fsg.exe | fsg_3202.exe | fsg_4104.exe | fsgk32.exe | fsgk32st.exe | fsguiexe.exe | fshttps.exe | fsm32.exe | fsma32.exe | fsmb32.exe | fspc.exe | fspex.exe | fsrremos.exe | fsscrctl.exe | fssm32.exe | fsw.exe | ftp.exe | ftpte.exe | fts.exe | full.exe | fullgames.exe | funcade_icmediax_install.exe | fuwxenc.exe | FVProtect.exe | fwenc.exe | fwntoolbar.exe | fws.exe | fxredir.exe | fxscfgwz.dll | fxssvc.exe | fxsvr2.exe | fxzrggu.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/g/
g181511.a.stub.exe | g2comm.exe | g2pre.exe | g2svc.exe | g2tray.exe | GA311.exe | gah95on6.exe | gain_trickler_3102.exe | gain_trickler_3202.exe | game.exe | gamechannel.exe | GameDrvr.exe | gapi32.dll | gappmgr.dll | gateway.exe | gator.exe | gatoroemres_audiogalaxy_1825.dll | gatoroemres_gozilla_1825.exe | gatorres.dll | gatorstubsetup.exe | gatoruninstaller.exe | gbpoll.exe | gbtray.exe | gcASCleaner.exe | gcasDtServ.exe | gcasInstallHelper.exe | gcASNotice.exe | gcasServ.exe | gcasServAlert.exe | gcasSWUpdater.exe | gcastdtserv.exe | Gcc.exe | gcIPtoHostQueue.exe | gcontroller.dll | gdi32.dll | gdiplus.dll | gdonkey.exe | gdwildeng.dll | gdwldeng.dll | Gear311T.exe | Gear511.exe | gearsec.exe | gesfm32.exe | get.exe | getbuys.exe | getcurrenturl.dll | GetFlash.exe | getright.exe | gformctm.dll | gfxacc.exe | ghost.bat | ghost_2.exe | Ghostexp.exe | GHOSTS~2.EXE | ghoststartservice.exe | ghoststarttrayapp.exe | GhostTray.exe | giantantispywaremain.exe | GIANTAntiSpywareUpdater.exe | gidcai32.dll | ginst_001_1234_4201.exe | ginstaller.dll | giocl.dll | gioclclient.dll | gld.exe | glf2fglf2f.exe | glf56glf56.exe | glf8dglf8d.exe | glide.dll | glide2x.dll | glide3x.dll | glocl.dll | glu32.dll | gm.exe | gmt.exe | gmtproxy.dll | gnetmous.exe | gnotify.exe | go.exe | gobjs.dll | gogoaddisplay.exe | gogoaddressbar.exe | gogofileshare.exe | gogotoolbar.exe | gogotools.exe | gogotools0.exe | gogotoolsinstaller.exe | goidr.exe | googledcc.exe | GoogleDesktop.exe | GoogleDesktopCrawl.exe | GoogleDesktopIndex.exe | GoogleDesktopOE.exe | googleearth.exe | GoogleFah.exe | GoogleFahCore_65.exe | googletalk.exe | googletoolbar1.dll | googlewebaccclient.exe | gozilla.exe | gprcistm.dll | gpsB2.dll | gra.exe | graph.exe | grpconv.exe | GrpWise.exe | gsicon.exe | gstartup.exe | gstore.dll | gstoreserver.dll | gsvcmgr.dll | gsvcsap.dll | gtools.dll | gttask | gttask.exe | gtwatch.exe | gui.exe | guninstaller.exe | gwhotkey.exe | gwmdmmsg.exe | gwmdmpi.exe | gwsystemservice.exe | gwum.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/h/
Hacker.exe | haiyang.exe | hal.dll | hap.dll | hbinst.exe | hbsrv.exe | hc.exe | hcontrol.exe | hdashcut.exe | Hdaudprop.dll | Hdaudpropres.dll | hdaudpropshortcut.exe | HEAT.EXE | HELLMSN.EXE | helpctr.exe | helper.exe | helpexp.exe | HelpHost.exe | helpinst.exe | helpsvc.exe | heomstool.exe | hh.exe | hhctrl.ocx | hhs32.pif | hhw.exe | hid.dll | hidden32.exe | hidedown.exe | hideprocess.dll | hidserv.exe | hijackthis.exe | hisistheurls.exe | hjgerhds.exe | hjym.exe | hkcmd.exe | hkdll.dll | hkserv.exe | hkss.exe | hkwnd.exe | hl.exe | hleader_dll.dll | hloader.exe | hloader_exe.exe | hndlrsvc.exe | homepageprotector.dll | hook.dll | hookdump.exe | hookpopup.dll | host.exe | HostManager | hot.exe | hotkey.exe | hotkeyapp.exe | hotkeyscmds.exe | hotplug.dll | hotsync.exe | hottray.exe | hpb2ksrv.exe | HPBootOp.exe | hpbpro.exe | hpbpsttp.exe | hpcmpmgr.exe | hpdcmon.dll | hpdrv.exe | hpfsched.exe | hpgs2wnd.exe | hpgs2wnf.exe | hphmon03.exe | hphmon04.exe | hphmon05.exe | hphmon06.exe | hphupd04.exe | hphupd05.exe | hphupd06.exe | hplamp.exe | hpmanager.exe | hpnra.exe | hpobnz08.exe | hpoddt01.exe | hpodev07.exe | hpoevm06.exe | hpoevm07.exe | hpoevm08.exe | hpoevm09.exe | hpogrp07.exe | hpohmr08.exe | HPOIPM07.EXE | hpoojd07.exe | hpoopm07.exe | hposol08.exe | hposts08.exe | hpotdd01.exe | hpqcmon.exe | hpqgalry.exe | hpqSTE08.exe | HPQTRA08.EXE | HPQWMI.exe | hprblog.exe | hprog.dll | hpsjvxd.exe | hpsysdrv.exe | hptasks.exe | hptskmgr.exe | hpwebjetd.exe | hpwuschd.exe | HPWuSchd2.exe | hpzipm12.exe | hpzstatn.exe | hpzts04.exe | hpztsb01.exe | hpztsb02.exe | hpztsb03.exe | hpztsb04.exe | hpztsb05.exe | hpztsb06.exe | hpztsb07.exe | hpztsb08.exe | hpztsb09.exe | hpztsb10.exe | hpztsb11.exe | hpztsbol.exe | hro.exe | hticons.dll | htmdeng.exe | htpatch.exe | hwclock.exe | hxdl.exe | hxiul.exe | hypertrm.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/i/
i3k0hgad.exe | i81sccp.exe | i8kfangui.exe | iaanotif.exe | iaantmon.exe | IAM.exe | iamapp.exe | iao.exe | iap.exe | ibguard.exe | ibm00001.exe | ibmmessages.exe | ibmpmsvc.exe | ibmprc.exe | ibmsmbus.exe | ibserver.exe | ic_ssk.exe | iccvid.dll | icepack.exe | icm32.dll | icmp.dll | ico.exe | icon.exe | iconfig.exe | iconlib.dll | icq.exe | icqcore.dll | icqlite.exe | icqmapi.dll | icsmgr.exe | icwconn1.exe | icwconn2.exe | icwtutor.exe | idapi32.dll | idemlog.exe | idle.dll | idleui.dll | idq.dll | IDriver.exe | IDriverT.exe | ie123band.dll | ie4321.exe | ie5setup.exe | ie6setup.exe | iedkcs32.dll | iedll.exe | iedriver.exe | iegator.dll | IEHost.EXE | iep.exe | iepeers.dll | iesetup.exe | iexpiore.exe | iexplore.exe | iexplore32.exe | iexplorer.exe | IFACE.EXE | ifc22.dll | iforce2.dll | iFrmewrk.exe | igetnet_3845_3645.exe | igfxcui.dll | igfxext.exe | igfxpers.exe | igfxsrvc.dll | igfxtray.exe | igps.exe | igudyn.exe | iinstall.exe | ijl15.dll | ikernel.exe | image.exe | ImageDrive.exe | imagehlp.dll | imapi.exe | IMApp.exe | IMEKRMIG.EXE | imeshare.dll | imgcmn.dll | imgedit.ocx | imgiant.dll | imgicon.exe | imgscan.ocx | imgstart.exe | imguninst.exe | imiconxp.exe | imjpmig.exe | Imjpmig8.1 | ImLua.exe | imm32.dll | imonnt.exe | imontray.exe | imscinst.exe | incd.exe | InCDsrv.exe | IncMail.exe | incredimail.exe | indexsearch.exe | inetcomm.dll | inetcplc.dll | inetd32.exe | inetinfo.exe | inetmib1.dll | inetwh32.dll | infoctl.exe | infomyca.exe | InfoPath.exe | Informe.exe | InfoTool.exe | infus.exe | infwin.exe | inicio.exe | init.dll | init32m.exe | initsdk.exe | ink.exe | InoRpc.exe | InoRT.exe | inotask.exe | Install.exe | installdashbar.exe | installdatemanager.exe | installer.exe | installprecisiontime.exe | installstub.exe | instant access.exe | instantaccess.exe | InstmsiW.exe | intdel.exe | intel32.exe | intell32.exe | IntelMEM.exe | intenat.exe | internat.exe | internet.exe | Internetfeatures.exe | internetfeatures[1].exe | intmon.exe | Intmonp.exe | invbn.exe | ipccheck.exe | ipclient.exe | iphlpapi.dll | ipmon32.exe | iPodManager.exe | ipodservice.exe | iPodWatcher.exe | ipssvc.exe | iptray.exe | IPU.exe | ir50_32.dll | IRASYNCD.EXE | ireike.exe | irmon.exe | iroffer.exe | isafe.exe | isass.exe | ISBMgr.exe | isburnwatcher.exe | isignup.exe | isinstalldonecrazy.exe | islp2sta.exe | ismserv.exe | issch.exe | issdaemon.exe | isstart.exe | ISSVC.exe | istsvc.exe | isuspm.exe | itbill.exe | Itmoh.exe | itouch.exe | itphw.dll | itphwd.exe | itss.dll | iTunesHelper.exe | iunkjjsc.exe | ivpsvmgr.exe | iw.exe | iwatch.dll | iwctrl.exe | ixapplet.exe | ixizgfcp.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/j/
j95i15ei.exe | jabber.exe | JAMMER2ND.EXE | java.exe | javaw.exe | javaws.exe | jawa32.exe | JDBGMGR.EXE | jdbgmrg.exe | jetcar.exe | jgdw400.dll | jif.exe | jit.dll | jkill.exe | jmnmxr.exe | jnfdtdi.exe | joyurls19.exe | jpeg1x32.dll | jq34042x.exe | jrun.exe | jrunsvc.exe | jscript.dll | jucheck.exe | jusched.exe | jushed.exe | jushed32.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/k/
k4eboy6.exe | kahlisetup_demo.exe | kane.dll | kane.exe | kav.exe | kavmm.exe | kavsvc.exe | kazaa.exe | kazaalite.exe | kazza.exe | kb021119.exe | KB891711.EXE | kbd.exe | KbdTray.exe | kbdus.dll | keenpostback.exe | keenvalue.exe | KEM.exe | kencapi.exe | kencli.exe | kencron.exe | kendns.exe | kenftpgw.exe | keninet.exe | kenmail.exe | kenmap.exe | kenproxy.exe | kenserv.exe | kensocks.exe | kentbcli.exe | kernal32.exe | kernal64.exe | kernel.dll | kernel32.dll | kernel32.exe | kernelfaultcheck | kernels32.exe | kernels64.exe | keygen.exe | keyhook.exe | keylogger plugin.dll | keylogger.exe | keyword.exe | kgnjas.exe | khalmnpr.exe | KHALMNPR.exe | khooker.exe | khost.exe | kl.exe | klobkveb.exe | kmw_run.exe | kmwoa.exe | kmwol.exe | kmwom.exe | kmwop.exe | knlwrap.exe | knuzql.exe | kodakccs.exe | kodakimage.exe | kodakimg.exe | kodakprv.exe | kodorjan.exe | kontiki.exe | koolbar_setup.exe | kpf4gui.exe | kpf4ss.exe | krxz.exe | ksuser.dll | kw[1].exe | kzah.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/l/
lanbrup.exe | lao.exe | lass.exe | launch.exe | launch32.exe | launchadware.exe | launchap.exe | launchapplication.exe | launcher.exe | launchpd.exe | layer.exe | lcc.exe | LCFD.EXE | leerlaufprozess | lex.exe | lexbces.exe | lexplore.exe | lexpps.exe | lexstart.exe | lgnkrv.exe | libeay32.dll | lic98rmt.exe | lightbox.exe | lights.exe | LimeWire.exe | links.exe | live.exe | livenote.exe | livesrv.exe | liveupdate.exe | llssrv.exe | lmf32v.dll | lmgrd.exe | lmpdpsrv.exe | lmu.exe | load.exe | load32.exe | loader(1).exe | loader.dll | loader.exe | loader[1].exe | LoadPowerProfile | loadqm.exe | loadwc.exe | localspl.dll | locator.exe | lockbar.exe | lockbr.exe | lockx##.exe | lockx#.exe | lockx.exe | locwin32.dll | logi_mwx.exe | LogitechDesktopMessenger.exe | logitray.exe | LogMeIn.exe | LogMeInSystray.exe | logon.exe | logon.scr | logonmgr.exe | logonmgrexe | logonui.exe | logwatnt.exe | lorena.exe | loud.exe | LowLight.exe | lp.exe | ls3df.dll | ls4dlp.exe | lsa.exe | LSAS.exe | lsasrv.dll | lsass.exe | Lsass32.exe | lsassa.exe | lsasss.exe | lsburnwatcher.exe | lserver.exe | lssas.exe | lsserv.exe | LSSrvc.exe | ltcm000c.exe | ltdmgr.exe | ltmoh.exe | ltmsg.exe | ltsmmsg.exe | ltwrp10n.dll | luall.exe | lucoms.exe | lucoms~1.exe | lucomserver.exe | lvcoms.exe | LVCOMSX.EXE | LVPrcSrv.exe | lwemon.exe | lwxv.dll | lxbabmgr.exe | lxbbmgr.exe | lxbfbmgr.exe | lxbfbmon.exe | lxbkbmgr.exe | Lxbkbmon.exe | lxbmbmgr.exe | lxbmbmon.exe | lxbrcmon.exe | lxbucoms.exe | lxbumon.exe | lxdboxcp.exe | LxrJD31s.exe | lxsupmon.exe | lz32.dll | lzexpand.dll
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/m/
m-tripLauncher.exe | ma.exe | MACE.exe | macname.exe | mad.exe | mahtfi.exe | mailskinner.exe | MailWasher.exe | main.exe | mainserv.exe | manager.exe | manifestengine.exe | mantispm.exe | mapi32.dll | mapiicon.exe | mapisp32.exe | mapistub.dll | mapisvc32.exe | mapobj90.dll | mario.exe | Marker.exe | master t.exe | master.exe | matcli.exe | mathchk.exe | matlab.exe | maxcodec.dll | maxkernl.dll | maxlink3.dll | maxrast.dll | maxutil.dll | mbm4.exe | mbm5.exe | mbop1-0-3b.exe | mc-110-12-0000079.exe | mc-110-12-0000080.exe | mc-58-12-0000111.exe | mc.exe | mcagent.exe | mcappins.exe | MCC Monitor.exe | McDash.exe | mcdetect.exe | mcdlc.exe | McEPOC.exe | McEPOCfg.exe | mcf.exe | mcinfo.exe | mcmnhdlr.exe | mcpalmcfg.exe | mcpserver.exe | mcrdsvc.exe | mcregwiz.exe | mcshield.exe | MCSHLD9X.EXE | mctskshd.exe | mcupdate.exe | mcvsescn.exe | mcvsftsn.exe | mcvsrte.exe | mcvsshld.exe | McWCE.exe | McWCECfg.exe | md.exe | mdm.exe | mdms.exe | mdnsresponder.exe | mdvmqlt.dll | me#.dll | ME.exe | medgs1.exe | mediaaccc.dll | mediaaccess.exe | mediaaccessinstpack.exe | MediaAccK.exe | mediadet.exe | MediaDetect.exe | MediaGateway.exe | mediagatewayx.dll | mediaman.exe | mediamotor_49.exe | mediapass.exe | mediapassk.exe | members-area.exe | memokit2.exe | memoptimizer.exe | memorymeter.exe | MENU.DLL | menu.exe | messenger.exe | mfc30.dll | mfc40.dll | mfc40loc.dll | mfc40u.dll | mfc42.dll | mfc42d.dll | MFC42ENU.DLL | mfc42loc.dll | mfc42rus.dll | mfc42u.dll | mfc70.dll | MFC71.dll | mfc71.dll | MFC71CHS.DLL | MFC71CHT.DLL | mfc71d.dll | MFC71DEU.DLL | MFC71ENU.DLL | MFC71ESP.DLL | MFC71FRA.DLL | MFC71ITA.DLL | MFC71JPN.DLL | MFC71KOR.DLL | MFC71u.dll | mfc71ud.dll | mfcans32.dll | MFCD42D.DLL | MFCN42D.DLL | mfcn42d.dll | mfco42d.dll | MFCO42D.DLL | mfcsubs.dll | mfcuia32.dll | mfin32.exe | mfqjjr.exe | mgabg.exe | mgactrl.exe | mgaqdesk.exe | mgasc.exe | mgavrtcl.exe | mghtml.exe | mgmtapi.dll | mgui.exe | mgutrc.exe | mhotkey.exe | mhputilu.dll | microsoft.exe | mil.exe | mim.exe | mimboot.exe | minibug.exe | minilog.exe | mirc.exe | MIRC32.exe | mirindaa1i.exe | mirindaspe.exe | mirror_plugin.exe | mis.exe | mixer.exe | Mixersel.exe | MKSC.EXE | mlang.dll | mm.exe | mm_server.exe | mm_tray.exe | mm15201518.exe | mm15201518.stub.exe | mmbun.exe | mmbun2.exe | mmc.exe | mmcndmgr.dll | mmdiag.exe | mmefxe.ocx | MMFix.dll | mmhotkey.exe | mmjb.exe | mmkeybd.exe | mmod.exe | mmsystem.dll | mmtask.exe | mmtask.tsk | mmtray.exe | mmtray2k.exe | mmtraylsi.exe | mmttil.exe | mmups.exe | mmusbkb2.exe | mmwho.exe | mmwork.exe | mmx.exe | mnmsrvc.exe | mnss.exe | mnsvc.exe | mnybbsvc.exe | mnyexpr.exe | mnyschdl.exe | mobsync.exe | Money Express.exe | monitor.exe | monitr32.exe | monwow.exe | moricons.dll | morpheus.exe | mosearch.exe | mostat.exe | MotiveBrowser.exe | motivesb.exe | motmon.exe | mouse.exe | mouse32a.exe | mousebm.exe | moviemk.exe | movienetworks.exe | movieplace.exe | Mozilla.exe | mp3serch.exe | MPAPI3s.exe | mpbtn.exe | MpEng.exe | mpf.exe | mpfagent.exe | MpfAgent.exe | MpfConsole.exe | mpfservice.exe | mpftray.exe | mplapx.dll | mplayer.exe | mplayer2.exe | mplvpx.dll | mpr.dll | mprapi.dll | mprddm.dll | mprexe.exe | mpservic.exe | mpsetup.exe | mpssvc.exe | mptbox.exe | mqrt.dll | mqsvc.exe | mqtgsvc.exe | mr2kserv.exe | mrjj.exe | mrkscr.exe | mRouterConfig.exe | mRouterRuntime.exe | mrt.exe | mrtmngr.exe | mrtrate.dll | mrtstub.exe | msa64chk.dll | MSAA.EXE | msaccess.exe | msacm.dll | msacm32.dll | msafd.dll | msams.exe | msaol.dll | msapp.exe | msawindows.exe | msbb.dll | msbb.exe | msbb[1].exe | msbb[1].exe | msbb1.dll | msbbhook.dll | msbe.dll | msblast.exe | MSBNTray.exe | msc32.exe | mscache.exe | mscat32.dll | mscb.dll | msccn32.exe | mscifapp.exe | msckin.exe | mscman.exe | mscms.dll | mscnsz.exe | mscomct2.ocx | mscomctl.dll | mscomctl.ocx | mscomm32.ocx | mscommand.exe | msconf.dll | MSCONFGH.EXE | msconfig.exe | msconfig32.exe | mscoree.dll | mscornet.exe | mscorsvw.exe | msctf.dll | MSCTL32.DLL | mscvb32.exe | MSD.EXE | msdart32.dll | msdef.exe | msdioo.exe | msdm.exe | msdtc.exe | msdtcprx.dll | msdxm.ocx | mse7.exe | mset_bbi8010.dll | mset_bbi80101.dll | mset_bbi80102.dll | mset_bbi80103.dll | msexreg.exe | msg32.exe | msgdmf.exe | msgfix.exe | msgina.dll | msgloop.exe | msgplus.exe | msgr3ge.dll | msgrapp.dll | msgrru32.dll | msgsrv32.exe | msgsvc.dll | msgsys.exe | mshta.exe | mshtml.dll | mshtmled.dll | msi.dll | MSIDE.DLL | msieftp.dll | msiexec.exe | msiexec16.exe | msimg32.dll | msimn.exe | msinfo.exe | msjava.dll | msjet35.dll | msjet40.dll | msjt3032.dll | msjter35.dll | mskagent.exe | MSKDetct.exe | MSKSrvr.exe | mslagent.exe | mslaugh.exe | msls31.dll | msmc.exe | msmdsrv.exe | msmgs.exe | msmgt.exe | msmm.exe | MSMoney.EXE | MSMPSVC.exe | msmsg.exe | msmsgri32.exe | msmsgs.exe | MSN.exe | msnappau.exe | msncc.exe | msndc.exe | msnet32.dll | MSNGather.exe | msniasvc.exe | MSNIASVC.EXE | msnindex.exe | msnlAdmin.exe | msnlive.exe | msnmsgr.exe | msnp32.dll | msnserve.exe | msnst32.exe | mso9.dll | mso97.dll | msoe.dll | msoert2.dll | msoffice.exe | msohrg.exe | MSOLE32.exe | msoobe.exe | msorcl32.dll | msoss.dll | mspaint.exe | mspath.exe | mspdb60.dll | mspmspsv.exe | mspmspv.exe | mspub.exe | mspy2002 | msqry32.exe | msrating.dll | msrclr40.dll | msrdljoy.exe | msrdo20.dll | msresearch | msrexe.exe | mss32.dll | Mssap.dll | msscli.exe | msscript.ocx | mssearch.exe | mssearchnet.exe | mssecure.exe | msshed32.exe | mssp232.dll | mssp3ge.dll | msspel2.dll | msspell3.dll | msspnp | msssort.exe | Msssrv.exe | msstat.exe | msstdfmt.dll | mssvc.exe | mssvc32.exe | mssvces.exe | mssvr.exe | msswchx.exe | mssys.exe | mssysmgr.exe | mstask.exe | MSTasks.exe | mstcpmon.exe | mstcs.exe | mstinit.exe | MSTORDB.EXE | mstore.exe | mstsc.exe | msupdate.dll | MSupdate.exe | msurlcli1.exe | msuser.exe | msvbvm50.dll | msvbvm60.dll | msvc32.exe | msvcirt.dll | msvcirtd.dll | msvcmm32.exe | msvcp50.dll | msvcp60.dll | msvcp70.dll | msvcp71.dll | msvcr70.dll | msvcr71.dll | msvcrl.dll | msvcrt.dll | msvcrt10.dll | msvcrt20.dll | msvcrt40.dll | msvcrtd.dll | msvfw32.dll | msvgr.exe | msvxd.exe | msw.exe | mswinsck.ocx | mswmcls.exe | msworks.exe | mswsock.dll | msxct.exe | msxml.dll | MSXML3msms.exe | mt.exe | mtask.exe | Mtdacq.exe | mtjuhp.exe | mtx.exe | muamgr.exe | mubyjm.exe | mudsc.exe | mups.exe | musirc4.71.exe | mvdmodw.exe | mwd.exe | mwfirewall.exe | mwsnap.exe | mwsoemon.exe | mwsvm.exe | mxadmin.exe | mxoaldr.exe | mxtask.exe | mxuser.exe | mydocs.dll | myfastupdate.exe | mypcsearch.exe | mysearch2.0.exe | mysetp.exe | mysqld-nt.exe | myurlff.exe | myurlsagain.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/n/
N.EXE | n20050308.exe | n32userl.dll | nahbluff.exe | nail(1).exe | nail.exe | naimag32.exe | naimas32.exe | nalntsrv.exe | namedpipe.exe | naprdmgr.exe | narrator.exe | NaturalColorLoad.exe | nav32sp.exe | navapp.exe | navapsvc.exe | navapw32.exe | NavLogon.dll | navshext.dll | navshext1.dll | navw32.exe | nbj.exe | nbr.exe | nbthlp.exe | ncaseinstaller.dll | ncaselib.dll | nclaunch.exe | NclTray.exe | ncmyb.dll | nd2fnbar.dll | ndcx3xyq.exe | nddeagnt.exe | ndetect.exe | ndisuio.sys | NDSTray.exe | nem216.dll | nem218.dll | nem220.dll | neo.exe | neoCapture.exe | neoCopy.exe | neoDVD.exe | neoDVDstd.exe | neotrace.exe | nero.exe | nerocheck.exe | NeroFilterCheck | nerosmartstart.exe | nerosvc.exe | net.exe | net1.exe | netapi.dll | netapi32.dll | netclient.exe | netd32.exe | netdde.exe | netddeclnt.exe | netdtect.dll | netevent.dll | netinfo.exe | Netlib.exe | netlimiter.exe | netlink32.exe | netmail.exe | netman.dll | NetMeeting.exe | netmon.exe | netrap.dll | netscape.exe | netscp.exe | netscp6.exe | netserver.exe | netshell.dll | netsurf.exe | netsvc.exe | netsvcs | netsvcs.exe | netwin32.dll | network.exe | new_zealand.exe | newdev.dll | newdevin.exe | newdial.exe | newdot.exe | newdotnet.dll | newpop447.exe | newpop61.exe | newpop62.exe | newpop63.exe | newsupd.exe | newupdate.exe | nfom.dll | nfomon.exe | nfsiod.exe | ngctw32.exe | ngen.exe | ngserver.exe | nhksrv.exe | nhldaemn.EXE | nhostsvc.exe | nicconfigsvc.exe | NICServ.exe | nilaunch.exe | NIP.exe | nipsvc.exe | nisserv.exe | nisum.exe | niSvcLoc.exe | NJeeves.exe | NkbMonitor.exe | nkvmon.exe | nl.exe | NLNOTES.EXE | nlnp49.exe | nls.exe | nmain.exe | NMBgMonitor.exe | nmssvc.exe | nmstt.exe | nnstp_bbi6009.exe | NNTray.exe | noads.exe | NOAT.EXE | nod32krn.exe | nod32kui.exe | nomoreporn.exe | nopat.exe | nopdb.exe | NOR32.EXE | Norton Update.exe | noserver.exe | nostealth.exe | NOTEDIT.EXE | notepad.exe | NotePro.exe | notesweb.exe | notify.exe | notifyalert.exe | NotiMan.exe | noyriaszutfdxupw.exe | NPDocBox.dll | npfmntor.exe | NPFMSG.exe | npkcsvc.exe | nprotect.exe | npscheck.exe | npssvc.exe | NRMENCTB.exe | nrpc.exe | nscagent.exe | nscheck.exe | NSCSRVCE.EXE | nsctop.exe | nsef.dll | nsh136.exe | nsl.exe | nslsvice.exe | NSMdtr.exe | NSMdtr.exe | nssys32.exe | nstask32.exe | nsupdate.exe | nsvr.exe | nsvs.dll | nsvsvc.exe | nt_usdm.exe | ntaskldr.exe | ntbackup.exe | ntdll.dll | ntdsapi.dll | ntfrs.exe | ntfs64.exe | ntmulti.exe | NTOSA32.exe | ntoskrnl.exe | ntrights.exe | ntrtscan.exe | ntsd.exe | ntvdm.exe | nutsrv4.exe | NVCOAS.exe | nvcpl.dll | NVCPL.EXE | NvCplDaemon | NVCSched.exe | nvctrl.exe | nview.dll | nvmctray | nvmctray.dll | NvMediaCenter | NVMixerTray.exe | nvms.dll | NvQTwk.dll | nvraidservice.exe | nvsc32.exe | nvstartup | nvsvc.exe | nvsvc32.exe | nwcalls.dll | NWEReboot | nwiz.exe | nwnp32.dll | nwtray.exe | Nymse.exe | nzuvzu.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/o/
oasclnt.exe | obllak.exe | oc25.dll | ocraware.exe | ocxdll.exe | odbc32.dll | odbcbcp.dll | odbcint.dll | odbcjt32.dll | odcfg.exe | odhost.exe | OEDrop.dll | oeet.exe | oeloader.exe | oeqt4.exe | ofcdog.exe | OfcPfwSvc.exe | offers.exe | Office.exe | OFFPROV.EXE | offun.exe | ofps.exe | ois.exe | ole2.dll | ole2nls.dll | ole32.dll | oleacc.dll | oleaut32.dll | oledlg.dll | Olehelp.exe | olepro32.dll | olfsnt40.exe | omaws32.exe | omi9.dll | omniscient.exe | Omniserv.exe | omtsreco.exe | onetouch.exe | onfserv.exe | onspeedcore.exe | onsrvr.exe | oodag.exe | opengl32.dll | opera.exe | OProtSvc.exe | opscan.exe | optimize.exe | optimize[1].exe | optimize313.exe | optimize314.exe | opware12.exe | opware32.exe | OpwareSE2.exe | opxpapp.exe | orffp.exe | osa.exe | osa9.exe | oscore.dll | osd.exe | OSDMenu.exe | OSE.EXE | osk.exe | oskasetup_demo.exe | ossproxy.exe | othb.exe | outlook.exe | outpost.exe | owmngr.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/p/
p_981116.exe | p17.dll | p2bbnd.dll | p2p networking.exe | P2P Networking2.exe | p2p networking3.exe | P2PNetworking.exe | P2PNetworking3.exe | p2sodbc.dll | p5dll.dll | paamsrv.exe | pacis.exe | package8032_siac[1].exe | PACKAGER.EXE | packethsvc.exe | PadExe.exe | pagerevisor.dll | partseal.exe | pascl32.exe | passfilt.dll | PasSrv.exe | password plugin.dll | patch.exe | pav.exe | pavfires.exe | pavkre.exe | pavmail.exe | pavprot.exe | pavprsrv.exe | pavsched.exe | pavsrv50.exe | pavsrv51.exe | pavsrv52.exe | pavupg.exe | paytime.exe | pbds.exe | pbeagent.exe | pbeserver.exe | pbl8ey0e.exe | pcard.exe | pcbooster.exe | pccclient.exe | pccguide.exe | pcclient.exe | pccnt.exe | pccntmon.exe | pccntupd.exe | pccpfw.exe | PcCtlCom.exe | pcdlib32.dll | pcfmgr.exe | pchbutton.exe | pchealth.exe | pchschd.exe | pcmm.exe | PCMService.exe | pcre.dll | pcs_00##.exe | pcscan.exe | pcsvc.dll | pcsvc.exe | pcsync.exe | pcsync2.exe | pctptt.exe | pctspk.exe | PCTVoice.exe | pdesk.exe | pdh.dll | pdm.dll | pds.exe | pdsched.exe | PDVDServ.exe | pec.exe | pedev.dll | pelmiced.exe | perfcl.exe | perfctrs.dll | perfproc.dll | perl.exe | persfw.exe | PersTray.exe | pf78.exe | pg_ctl.exe | pg2.exe | pgmonitr.exe | pgptray.exe | pgsdk.dll | pgvalidator.dll | Phantom.exe | phbase.exe | phelper.dll | Phime2002a | phixin.exe | photoshop.exe | PhotoshopElementsDeviceConnect.exe | PhotoshopElementsEditor.exe | PhotoshopElementsFileAgent.exe | PhotoshopElementsOrganizer.exe | pi1_##.exe | PIB.exe | picasamediadetector.exe | picsvr.exe | pictureshare.exe | picx.exe | pidgen.dll | pifmgr.dll | pinball.exe | ping.exe | pinger.exe | pisf.exe | pjlmon.dll | pjtcyd.exe | pkjobs.exe | plauto.exe | player.exe | playlist.exe | plguni.exe | plib_version | plugin compressor.exe | plugin.dll | PmProxy.exe | pmr.exe | pmt.exe | pmxinit.exe | PNAgent.exe | pncrt.dll | pnen3260.dll | pngu3263.dll | pngu3266.dll | PNMSRV.EXE | pntiomon.exe | point32.exe | POINTER.EXE | Points Manager.exe | pokapoka | pokapoka62.exe | pokapoka63.exe | pokapoka64.exe | pokapoka65.exe | pokapoka66.exe | pokapoka67.exe | pokapoka68.exe | pokapoka69.exe | pokapoka70.exe | pokapoka71.exe | pokapoka72.exe | pokapoka73.exe | pokapoka74.exe | pokapoka75.exe | pokapoka76.exe | pokapoka77.exe | pokapoka78.exe | pokapoka79.exe | poker.exe | policy.dll | pop3pack.exe | pop3trap.exe | popcorn72.exe | poproxy.exe | popuper.exe | popupkiller.exe | PortAOL.exe | postgres.exe | postmaster.exe | pow.exe | powercheck.exe | powerdvd.exe | powerkey.exe | powermgr.exe | powerpnt.exe | PowerReg | PowerReg Scheduler.exe | powers.exe | powerscan.exe | powrprof.dll | ppcontrol.exe | pperr.dll | ppmemcheck.exe | pptd40nt.exe | pptview.exe | ppwebcap.exe | pqhelper.exe | PQIBrowser.exe | PQIMountSvc.exe | pqinit.exe | pqtray.exe | PQV2ISECURITY.EXE | pqv2isvc.exe | precisiontime.exe | precisiontimesetup.exe | preload.exe | prevadcomm.dll | prevsrv.exe | printnow.exe | PRINTPNP.DLL | printray.exe | printui.dll | PRISMSTA.EXE | PRISMSVR.EXE | prismxl.exe | prizesurfer.exe | prmt.exe | prmvr.exe | prmvr.exe | prntsvra.dll | pro.exe | profiler.exe | proflwiz.exe | promon.exe | pronomgr.exe | propelac.exe | prositefinder.exe | prositefinder1.exe | prositefinderh.exe | prot.exe | protector.exe | prpcui.exe | pruttct.exe | ps.exe | ps_install-grokster.exe | ps_uninstaller.exe | ps1.exe | ps2.exe | psapi.dll | pscanw.exe | psdrvcheck.exe | psfree.exe | psic#.dll | psic2.dll | psimsvc.exe | PSNGive.exe | PsnLite.exe | PSof1.exe | psoft1.exe | psqeelsr.exe | pssvc.exe | pstores.exe | pstprx.dll | pstprx32.dll | PSTRIP.EXE | ptf_0017.exe | ptop.exe | pts.exe | ptsnoop.exe | ptssvc.exe | ptuninstaller.exe | pull.exe | PureVoice.exe | purityscan install.exe | purityscan.exe | purityscan2.exe | purityscanuninstall.exe | putty.exe | pvlsvr.exe | PwrMonit.dll | pxckdla.dll | pxckdla.exe | pyr0.exe | python.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/q/
q17i9a4j.exe | qagent.exe | qbdagent2002.exe | QBReminder.exe | qbupdate.exe | qbw32.exe | qclean.exe | qconsvc.exe | qctray.exe | qcwlicon.exe | qdcsfs.exe | qerbi.dll | qerbid.exe | qerbif.exe | qh4mkbv9.dllqh4mkbv9.dll | qhutst.exe | Qoeloader.exe | qool3.exe | qoologic.exe | qrolmnedq.exe | qserver.exe | qtaet2s.exe | qtask.exe | qtihad.exe | qttask.exe | qtzgacer.exe | quartz.dll | QuickBooks | quickdcf.exe | quickpar.exe | quickres.exe | quickset.exe | quicktimeplayer.exe | qvp32.exe | qwdlls.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/r/
r_server.exe | ra_scp.exe | ra_sftp.exe | ra_ssh.exe | ra32.dll | raabout.exe | Radio.exe | RadioSvr.EXE | ragui.exe | ragui32.dll | rahook.dll | ramaint.exe | RAMASST.exe | ramirr.dll | ramsys.exe | randomdigits.exe | randreco.exe | rapapp.exe | rapimgr.exe | rar.exe | rareboot.exe | rasapi16.dll | rasapi32.dll | rasautou.exe | rasman.dll | rasman.exe | rasscrpt.dll | RAVMOND.exe | ray.exe | razespyware_installer.exe | rb32.exe | rbenh.exe | rcapi.exe | RCenter.exe | RcMan.exe | rcsync.exe | rdpclip.exe | rds.exe | RDSHOST.exe | reader_sl.exe | realevent.exe | realjbox.exe | realmon.exe | RealOneMessageCenter.exe | realplay.exe | realpopup.exe | realsched.exe | realshed.exe | realtime.exe | realtray.exe | realupd.exe | realupd32.exe | reboot.exe | recguard.exe | red32secure.exe | redcross.exe | redirsvcsc.exe | refiebar.dll | reg.exe | regbar.exe | regedit.exe | register.exe | registration.exe | regloadr.exe | regshave.exe | regsrv.exe | RegSrvc.exe | regsvc.exe | regsvc32.exe | regsvr32.dll | regsvr32.exe | regsync.exe | relatedsetup.exe | remind.exe | Remind_XP.exe | remind32.exe | reminder.exe | remote.exe | remotelyanywhere.exe | Remoterm.exe | removecpl.exe | removed.exe | removedisplayutility.exe | remupd.exe | requester.11.exe | res.exe | resetservice.exe | residence.exe | retrorun.exe | retrospect.exe | rfagent.exe | rftray.exe | rhaphlpr.exe | rhnura.exe | riched20.dll | riched32.dll | richtx32.ocx | richup.exe | rk.exe | rlid.exe | rlvknlg.exe | RM_SV.exe | rm05040901.exe | rmctrl.exe | rmoc3260.dll | rnaapp.exe | rnathchk.exe | rnaui.dll | rnav.exe | rndal.exe | rnocrke.dll | rnr20.dll | rogue.exe | roiia.exe | roiim.exe | rosnmgr.exe | route.exe | rpcclient.exe | rpcmon.exe | rpcrt4.dll | rpcss.dll | rpcss.exe | RPDFLchr.exe | rpmn3260.dll | rrpcsb.exe | rsabase.dll | rsaenh.dll | rscmpt.exe | rsednclient.exe | rsmsink.exe | rsrcmtr.exe | rstrui.exe | rsvp.exe | rsvpmsg.dll | rsvpperf.dll | rsvpsp.dll | rsyszx2d.exe | rteng7.exe | rtf32.exe | RTHDCPL.EXE | rtlrack.exe | rtmanager.exe | rtmc.exe | rtmservice.exe | rtos.exe | rtutils.dll | rtvscan.exe | rtvscn95.exe | rulaunch.exe | run.exe | run32.dll | run32dll.exe | rundl32.exe | rundlg32.dll | rundll.exe | rundll16.exe | rundll32.exe | runonce.exe | runservice.exe | rupdate.dll | ruxdll32.exe | rxmon.exe | rxtoolbar.exe | rz.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/s/
s.dll | s.exe | s_win32.exe | s1p1y_bad.exe | s24evmon.exe | s3apphk.exe | s3tray2.exe | saap.exe | saaphook.dll | sac.exe | SAcc.exe | saccu.exe | sachook.dll | sachostb.exe | sachostc.exe | sachostm.exe | sachostp.exe | sachosts.exe | sachostw.exe | sachostx.exe | sage.exe | sagent2.exe | sahagent.exe | sahdownloader_.exe | saie.exe | saie1101.exe | saiehook.dll | saimon.exe | sais.exe | saishook.dll | saismart.exe | salm.delete.exe | salm.exe | salmbundle.exe | salmhook.dll | samlib.dll | sapisvr.exe | saproxy.exe | sass.exe | satmat.exe | save.exe | savedump.exe | savenow.exe | savroam.exe | SAVScan.exe | SavService.exe | sbcmstrt.exe | sbdrvdet.exe | sbhc.exe | sbserv.exe | sbsetup.exe | sc.exe | scam32.exe | scan32.exe | scandisk.exe | scands32.exe | scanexplicit.exe | ScanMailOutLook.exe | scanregistry.exe | scanregw.exe | scanserver.exe | scards32.exe | scardsvr.exe | scardsvr32.exe | scbar.exe | sccenter.exe | sccertprop | scchost.exe | schannel.dll | SCHDPL32.EXE | schedhlp.exe | schedul2.exe | schedule.exe | scheduler.exe | schedulerv2.exe | SchedulingAgent | schost.exe | SchSvr.exe | schupd.exe | schwizex.exe | sclgntfy.dll | scm.exe | screensaver.v.2.1.exe | scrfs.exe | scrigz.exe | scrrun.dll | Scrss.exe | scrsvr.exe | scrtkfg.exe | scsiaccess.exe | scureapp.exe | scvhost.exe | sdhelp.exe | SDHelper.dll | sdii.exe | SDMCP.exe | sdstat.exe | se.exe | se2ppc4you.exe | sealmon.exe | Search.exe | searchnav.exe | searchnavversion.exe | searchnugget.exe | searchtoolbar.exe | SearchUpdate33.exe | SearchUpgrader.exe | secur32.dll | secure.exe | SecurityCenter.exe | sed.exe | sedk.exe | seeve.exe | sefer.exe | seii.exe | selfcert.exe | sempalong.exe | sendmail.dll | seng.dll | sens.dll | sensapi.dll | SensLogn | sentry.exe | sentstrt.exe | sepinst.exe | servce.exe | server.exe | servercon.exe | serverside.dll | servic.exe | service.dll | service.exe | service5.exe | ServiceLayer.exe | services.exe | services32.exe | sessmgr.exe | sethook.exe | seti@home.exe | SetIcon.exe | setlang.exe | SetPoint.exe | setup.dll | setup.exe | setup_jalapeno.exe | setup32i.exe | setup4156.exe | setupapi.dll | setupwbv.dll | setupx.dll | sexeducation.exe | sf.exe | sfbho.dll | sfc.dll | sfc_os.dll | sfc32.exe | sfcfiles.dll | sfgdulkp.exe | sfita.exe | sfwqi.exe | sgbhp.exe | sgmain.exe | sgtray.exe | sh31w32.dll | shadowbar.exe | shareaza.exe | sharedprem.exe | shdoc401.dll | shdoclc.dll | shdocvw.dll | shell.dll | shell32.dll | shell32.exe | shellmon.exe | shfolder.dll | shimgvw.dll | shine.exe | shlhook.dll | shlwapi.dll | Shmgrate.exe | shnlog.exe | shopinst.exe | shotkey.exe | showbehind.exe | showwnd.exe | shpc32.exe | shstart.exe | shstat.exe | Shutdown.exe | shwicon.exe | shwicon2k.exe | shwiconem.exe | sI.exe | sideb.exe | sidedb_install.exe | sifxinst.exe | silent.exe | silent_setup[1].exe | siMailProxyServer.exe | SIMETER.EXE | sipspi32.dll | sistray.exe | sisusbrg.exe | sixtypopsix.exe | sk9910dm.exe | ska.exe | skeys.exe | skinkers.exe | sksdll.dll | sksockserver.exe | skynetave.exe | Skype.exe | skype32.exe | skypeclient.exe | slave.exe | slee401.exe | slee81.exe | sllights.exe | slmss.exe | slpmonx.exe | slpservice.exe | slpv24s.exe | slrundll.exe | slserv.exe | slserve.exe | slserves.exe | SM1BG.EXE | sm56hlpr.exe | smackw32.dll | smagent.exe | smartagt.exe | SmartExplorer.exe | SmartFTP.exe | Smartscaps.exe | SMax4.exe | SMax4PNP.exe | smc.exe | SMceMan.exe | smlogsvc.exe | smmss.exe | SmoothView.exe | smOutlookPack.exe | sms.exe | SMSCHK.EXE | smsmon32.exe | smsonx32.exe | smss.exe | smsss.exe | smsx.exe | smszac32.exe | smtphook.dll | smtray.exe | SNDMon.exe | sndrec32.exe | SNDSrvc.exe | sndvol32.exe | sniffer.exe | snmp.exe | snmpapi.dll | snmptrap.exe | soap.exe | sockservercfg.exe | soffice.exe | soft3.exe | softpub.dll | sointgr.exe | sol.exe | SonicStageMonitoring.exe | sonytray.exe | soproc.exe | soundman.exe | soundtrax.exe | sp.dll | sp.exe | sp2ctr.exe | sp2update.exe | sp2update00.exe | spamsub.exe | SpamSubtract.exe | SPBBCSvc.exe | spd.exe | spedia.exe | speedmgr.exe | speedupmypc.exe | Speer.dll | spextdll.dll | spider.exe | spin32.ocx | spkrmon.exe | splash.exe | spm1316.dll | spm8264.dll | spmgr.exe | spmsg.dll | spnsrvnt.exe | spoler.exe | spool.exe | spool32.exe | spooler.exe | spools.exe | spoolsrv.exe | spoolsrv32.exe | spoolss.dll | spoolss.exe | spoolsv.exe | SpoolSvc.exe | sprite.exe | sptip.dll | spupdsvc.exe | spvic.exe | spvspool.exe | spyagent.exe | spyagent4.exe | spyanywhere.exe | spyaxe.exe | spyblast.exe | spybotsd.exe | spybuddy.exe | spyrename.exe | spysheriff.exe | SpySub.exe | spysweeper.exe | spytrooper.exe | spyware.exe | sq_3394_3222.exesqinstaller.exe | sqlagent.exe | sqlbrowser.exe | SqlExp.exe | SqlExp1.exe | SqlExp2.exe | SqlExp3.exe | sqlmangr.exe | Sqlrep.exe | SqlScan.exe | SQLSERVER.EXE | sqlservr.exe | sqlsrv32.dll | Sqltob.exe | sr.exe | srmclean.exe | srng.exe | srtin.exe | srv1.exe | srv2.exe | srv32.exe | srv4.exe | srvany.exe | srvc32.exe | srvhandle.exe | srvload.exe | ss#.dll | ss.exe | ss_silent.exe | ss32x25.ocx | SsAAD.exe | SSBkgdupdate.exe | ssdpsrv.exe | ssee.exe | Sservice.exe | ssexp.exe | ssgrate.exe | sshd.exe | Ssk.exe | ssk_b5 ventura marketing 15.exe | ssk_b5.exe | ssk3.exe | ssk3_b5 seedcorn 4.exe | ssk3_b5.exe | ssk3_b5[1].exe | ssk3_installerv5.exe | ssk3b5doublemedia.exe | sskb5.exe | sskupdater.exe | sskupdater3.exe | sskupdater4bp5.exe | ssl.exe | ssoftsrv.exe | ssonsvr.exe | ssrms.exe | SSScsiSV.exe | SSSvr.exe | sstray.exe | ssv.dll | ssyssz6r.exe | ssyszu2r.exe | Stacmon.exe | start.exe | starteak.exe | starter.exe | startup5.exe | starwind | StarWindService.exe | statemgr.exe | StatusClient.exe | stb.exe | stc.exe | stc[1].exe | stclient.dll | stcloader.exe | STEALTH.BZIP.DLL | stealth.dcom.exe | stealth.ddos.exe | stealth.exe | stealth.injector.exe | stealth.shared.dll | stealth.stat.exe | stealth.wm.exe | STEALTH.WORM.EXE | stealthapis.dll | steam.exe | StillImageMonitor | stimon.exe | stinger.exe | stisvc.exe | stmain.dll | STMGR.EXE | stmtdlr.exe | stobject.dll | store.exe | storm.dll | storprop.dll | str.exe | streamci.dll | StrRes.dll | stsystra.exe | stub.exe | stubinstaller.exe | stubinstaller4292.exe | stubinstaller5975[1].exe | studio.exe | suchost.exe | sunasDtServ.exe | sunasServ.exe | sunserver.exe | supdate.dll | superaccesso.exe | support.exe | supporter5.exe | supportinstall.exe | surfsidekick.exe | surveyor.exe | surveysa.exe | Susp.exe | suss.exe | sv_httpd.exe | svaplayer.exe | svc.exe | svcdata.exe | svch0st.exe | svchoost.exe | svchos1.exe | svchosl.exe | svchost.com | svchost.dll | svchost.exe | SVCHOSTL.EXE | svchosts.dll | svchosts.exe | svcinit.exe | svcproc.exe | svhost.exe | svhosts.exe | svrapi.dll | svshost.exe | svshots.exe | SVWHOST.EXE | swagent.exe | swdoctor.exe | SWEEPSRV.SYS | swEudora.exe | SwiftBTN.exe | swimsuitnetwork.exe | swin32.dll | switcher.exe | switpa.exe | SWNETSUP.EXE | swrt01.dll | sws.exe | swsoc.exe | swstrtr.exe | swupdtmr.exe | sxgdsenu.exe | sxgtkbar.exe | sxplog32.exe | sxs.dll | sychost.exe | symlcsvc.exe | symproxysvc.exe | SymSPort.exe | symstore.dll | symtray.exe | symwsc.exe | sync.exe | synchost.exe | SyncroAd.exe | syntpenh.exe | syntplpr.exe | Sys.exe | sys_alert.exe | sysagent.exe | SysAI.exe | SYSC.EXE | syscfg32.exe | syscheckbop32.exe | syscnfg.exe | sysconf.exe | sysctl32.dll | sysdoc32.exe | sysdoor.exe | sysdown.exe | sysfader.exe | sysfit.exe | sysformat.exe | syshost.exe | sysldr32.exe | syslog.exe | sysmon.exe | sysmon.ocx | sysmonnt.exe | sysocmgr.exe | syspol.exe | sysreg.exe | syssfitb.dll | SYSsfitb.exe | systask32l.exe | systb.dll | systb.exe | system | system idle | System Idle Process | system plugin.dll | system.exe | system16.exe | system32.exe | system32win.exe | system86.dll | systemdll.exe | systemtray.exe | systemup.exe | systime.exe | systray.exe | systray32.exe | systune.exe | Sysupd.exe | sysupdate.exe | sysvcs.exe | syswast.exe | syswin.exe | sywsvcs.exe | sz.exe | Szchost.exe | szntsvc.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/t/
t.dll | t8m.dll | ta.exe | tabbtnu.exe | tabctl32.ocx | tablet.exe | tabtip.exe | tabuserw.exe | tahnisetup_demo.exe | tapi.dll | tapi32.dll | tapicfg.exe | tapisrv.exe | targetsaver.exe | task.exe | task32.exe | taskbar.exe | TaskbarIcon.exe | taskcntr.exe | taskdrv32.exe | tasker.exe | taskman.exe | taskmgr.exe | taskmngr.exe | taskmon.exe | taskmonitor | taskpanl.exe | taskswitch.exe | tasksys.exe | tb_setup.exe | tb72.dll | tbctray.exe | tbksche.exe | tblmouse.exe | TBMon.exe | tbon.exe | tbpanel.exe | TBPS.EXE | tbpssvc.exe | tc.exe | tcaudiag.exe | tclock.exe | tcpservice2.exe | tcpsvcs.exe | TCServer.exe | tdc.ocx | TeaTimer.exe | teekids.exe | temp.exe | temp532.exe | termmgr.dll | termsrv.exe | test##.dll | testadit#.dll | testadit.dll | testing.exe | tfncky.exe | tfnf5.exe | tfswctrl.exe | tfswshx.dll | tgcmd.exe | tgfix.exe | The Weather Channel.exe | thotkey.exe | threed32.ocx | thumbvw.dll | thunderbird.exe | tibs.exe | tibs3.exe | timershot.exe | TIMESSQUARE.EXE | timesynchronize.exe | timeup.exe | tintsetp.exe | tkbell.exe | TkBellExe | tkonnect.exe | tl32v20.dll | TLBAR.EXE | tlntsvr.exe | Tmas.exe | TMEEJME.EXE | TMERzCtl.EXE | TMESBS32.EXE | TMESRV31.EXE | tmksrvi.exe | tmksrvu.exe | tmlisten.exe | tmntsrv.exe | TMOAgent.exe | tmp.exe | tmp11e.exe | tmp333.exe | tmpfw.exe | tmproxy.exe | tnbutil.exe | toadimon.exe | toc_0008.exe | toobar.dll | TOOL.EXE | tool2.exe | tool3.exe | toolhelp.dll | topdesk.exe | topsearch.dll | toscdspd.exe | TosHKCW.exe | totrecsched.exe | TouchED.exe | tp4ex.exe | tp4mon.exe | tp4serv.exe | TPHDEXLG.EXE | tphkmgr.exe | tpkmapap.exe | tpkmapmn.exe | tpkmpsvc.exe | TPONSCR.exe | tppaldr.exe | TPSBattM.exe | TpScrex.exe | tpscrlk.exe | tpshocks.exe | tpsmain.exe | TPSrv.exe | TPTray.exe | tpwrtray.exe | trackinst.exe | traffic.dll | trans.exe | translator.exe | tray.exe | trayclnt.exe | traymon.exe | traymonitor.exe | traysaver.exe | trayserver.exe | trcboot.exe | trgen.dll | trickler.exe | trickler_bic_gatorpt_4010.exe | trillian.exe | TrueImageMonitor.exe | TrueImageService.exe | ts.exe | ts2.exe | tsa.exe | tsadbot.exe | tsbyuv.dll | tsc.exe | tschelp.exe | tsclient.exe | tsd32.dll | tsinstall_4_0_3_7.exe | tsinstall_4_0_3_8_b17.exe | tskdbg.exe | tskmgr32.exe | tsl.exe | tsl_rc0.dll | tsl_rc0_wrap.exe | tsl2.exe | tsm2.exe | TSMSvc.exe | tsp2.exe | tstdmc.dll | tstool.exe | tsuninst.exe | tsupdate_4_0_3_9_b2.exe | tsyssmon.exe | tsysytd8.exe | tt_reco.exe | ttupt.exe | tv media display.exe | tv_media.exe | Tvm.exe | tvm_b5.exe | tvm_b5_bundle_17.exe | tvmd.exe | tvmedia.exe | TVmon.exe | tvmupdater.exe | tvmupdater4bp5.exe | TvsTray.exe | tvtmd.exe | twain.dll | twain_16.dll | twunk_64.exe | txfaux.dll | type32.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/u/
u.dll | UAService7.exe | ub60tpvf.dll | uc.exe | uc1362.exe | ucsi.exe | ucstart.exe | ucstartup.exe | udserve.exe | uinfo#-decoded.exe | uinfo#.exe | ULCDRSvr.exe | umonit.exe | umqltg4cl_.exe | unadbeh.exe | unidrv.dll | unins000.exe | unins001.exe | uninsc.exe | uninst.exe | uninstall.exe | unpacked-svc.exe | unrar.dll | unrar.exe | unsecapp.exe | unstall.exe | unwise.exe | uopcjly.exe | upd.exe | upd2.exe | update.exe | updater.exe | updaterui.exe | updatestats.exe | UPDATEXP.EXE | updinst.exe | updmgr.exe | updreg.exe | UpdtNv28.exe | upgrade.exe | upgrade1.exe | upgrade2.exe | upgrade3.exe | uphclean.exe | UPnPFramework.exe | uppicsvr.exe | upromise0.exe | ups.exe | upsd.exe | uptodate.exe | uptodater.exe | url.dll | UrlLstCk.exe | urlmap.exe | urlmon.dll | usb.exe | usbmmkbd.exe | usbmonit.exe | usbn.exe | usbsircs.exe | usbui.dll | user32.dll | userenv.dll | userinit.exe | userint32.exe | usofrpyqzgrhcumw.exe | usp10.dll | usrbridg.exe | usrmlnka.exe | UsrPrmpt.exe | Usrshuta.exe | usrshutd.exe | utility.exe | utilman.exe | utwlsnux.exe | uwa.exe | uwdf.exe | uwfx5.exe | uwfx5lp_0001_0802netinstaller.exe | uzqkst.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/v/
v2iconsole.exe | vabctqp.exe | VAIOEnt.exe | VAIOUpdt.exe | Valuesup.exe | vaserv.exe | vb2.exe | vb40016.dll | vb40032.dll | vb5stkit.dll | vb6fr.dll | vb6stkit.dll | vba332.dll | vbajet32.dll | vbouncer.exe | vbouncerinner.exe | vbouncerouter1402030731.exe | vbrun100.dll | vbrun200.dll | vbrun300.dll | vbscript.dll | vbstub.exe | vc5play.exe | vc5Secs.exe | vc5tray.exe | VC6Play.exe | vc6Secs.exe | VC6Tray.exe | VC7Play.exe | VC7SecS.exe | VC7Tray.exe | vcagent | VCClient.exe | VCDDaemon.exe | VCMnet11.exe | vcmpin.exe | VCSSecS.exe | VCSW.exe | VDREMOTE.DLL | ventc.exe | ver.dll | version.dll | vetmsg.exe | VetMsg.exe | vettray.exe | vfpodbc.dll | vfwwdm32.dll | vi_grm.exe | vidctrl.exe | video.exe | videodrv.exe | videoinst.exe | VIDMON.EXE | view.exe | ViewMgr.exe | viewport.exe | virtualbouncer.exe | visio.exe | viu.exe | vlad_dh.exe | vmlib.exe | vmnat.exe | vmnetdhcp.exe | vmss.exe | vmstmp.exe | vmware-authd.exe | vncviewer.exe | vnsystask.exe | vnxserv.exe | vobregcheck.exe | voiceip.dll | voxdvj.exe | vpc32.exe | vpngui.exe | VProSvc.exe | vptray.exe | vshwin32.exe | vsmain.exe | vsmon.exe | vsnetutils.dll | vsnpstd.exe | vsnpstd2.exe | vsserv.exe | vsstat.exe | vssvc.exe | vstskmgr.exe | vsutil.dll | VTPreset.exe | VTTimer.exe | VTtrayp.exe | vuzgnwz.exe | VVSN.exe | vvvfdsqq.exe | vwipxspnt.exe | vxsvc.exe | vxtaskbarmgr.exe | VzCdbSvc.exe | VzFw.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/w/
w.exe | w11150.exe | w181609.stub.exe | w32_systm.exe | w32backdoor-axc.trojan.exe | w32backdoor-axg.trojan.exe | w32backdoor-axh.trojan.exe | w32backdoor-bs.trojan.exe | w32backdoor-dvl.exe | w32backdoor-dxn.exe | w32backdoor-egl.exe | w32backdoor-egv.exe | w32backdoor-hd.trojan.exe | w32backdoor-jz.trojan.exe | w32backdoor-nt.exe | w32backdoor-ny.exe | w32backdoor-yx.exe | w32banito-k.trojan.exe | w32banito-p.exe | w32downloader-#.exe | w32downloader-ggs.exe | w32downloader-gns.exe | w32downloader-gpq.exe | w32haxdoor-ft.exe | w32hupigon-ar.exe | w32hupigon-cj.exe | w32istbar-##.trojan.exe | w32istbar-la.exe | w32lecna-a.exe | w32time.dll | w3dbsmgr.exe | W3wp.exe | wa.dll | wab.dll | wab.exe | wab32.dll | wab32res.dll | wanmpsvc.exe | waol.exe | wapiit.exe | wareout.exe | wareoutupdate.exe | warez.exe | wast.exe | wast2.exe | watch.exe | watch_free_porn.exe | watchdog.exe | wauclt.exe | wavdriver.exe | WaveEdit.exe | wbjob.exe | wbload.exe | wbmain.exe | wbsched.exe | wbscheds.exe | wbss.exe | wbtray.exe | wbutton.exe | wcescomm.exe | wcesmgr.exe | wcmdmgr.exe | wcmdmgrl.exe | wcpri.exe | WDBtnMgr.exe | wdfmgr.exe | wdfmrg.exe | wdsvc.exe | weather.exe | WeatherEye.exe | web.exe | webabout.dll | webbullion.exe | webcamrt.exe | webcheck.dll | webcolct.exe | webdav.exe | WebDmi.exe | webhits.dll | webinstall.exe | weblookup.dll | WEBPMGER.EXE | webpmgr.exe | WebProxy.exe | webrebates.dll | webrebates.exe | webrebates0.exe | webrebates1.exe | webrebates2.dll | webscanx.exe | websecurealertsetup.exe | webshots.scr | webtrapnt.exe | webvacuum.exe | welcome.exe | weputil.dll | Wfcrun32.exe | wfdmgr.exe | WFICA32.EXE | WFX5.exe | wfxctl32.exe | WFXMOD32.EXE | wfxsnt40.exe | WFXSVC.EXE | wfxswtch.exe | wgatray.exe | whagent.exe | whg14100.exe | whSurvey.exe | wID32.exe | win-bugsfix.exe | win.com | win.exe | win_upd2.exe | win052.exe | win32.exe | win32api.exe | win32debug.exe | Win32IMAPSVR.exe | win32sl.exe | win32us.exe | win87em.dll | WinAce.exe | winactive.exe | winad.exe | winadalt.exe | winadctl.exe | winadm.exe | winadserv.exe | winadslave.exe | WinAdTools.exe | winamp.exe | winampa.exe | winaspi.dll | winaspi32.dll | Winaw32.exe | winbackup.exe | winbas12.exe | WinCfg32.exe | WinCinemaMgr.exe | wincmapp.exe | wincomm.exe | wincomp.exe | winctlad.exe | WinCtlAdAlt.exe | winctrl#.exe | wind2ll2.exe | windash.exe | windbg32.exe | winde.exe | windefault.exe | WinDio778.exe | windir32.exe | WINdirect.exe | windll2.exe | window.dll | windows.exe | windowsautomaticupdates.exe | windowsp.exe | WindowsSearch.exe | winex.exe | Winexec.exe | winexec32.exe | wineyxrm32.dll | winfixer | winfixer2005setup.exe | winfrw.exe | winfs.exe | wing.dll | wing32.dll | wingate.exe | wingo.exe | winhelp.exe | winhlp32.exe | winhost.exe | Winhound.exe | wininet.dll | wininetd.exe | wininfo.exe | wininit.exe | wininit32.exe | winkey.exe | winldr.exe | winldra.exe | winlock.exe | WINLOG.DLL | winlog.exe | winlogin.exe | winlogon.exe | winlogonn.exe | winmain.exe | WINMEDIA32.EXE | winmgm32.exe | winmgmt.exe | winmm.dll | WinMX.exe | winmysqladmin.exe | winnet.exe | winnls.dll | winnook.exe | WinNT.exe | winoa386.mod | WinOIE789.exe | winoldap.exe | winole.exe | winotify.dll | winotify.dll | winotify.dll | Winpack.exe | winpatrol.exe | winplay.dll | winpopup.exe | winppr32.exe | winproc32.exe | winproj.exe | winprox.dll | winproxy.exe | winpsd.exe | winpup32.exe | Winrar.exe | winrarshell32.exe | WinRatchet.exe | winrecon.exe | winrnr.dll | winroute.exe | winrpc.exe | wins.exe | winscard.dll | WinSched.exe | Winserv.dll | winserv.exe | winservad.exe | winservices.exe | winservn.exe | winservs.exe | winservsuit.exe | winsfc.exe | winshost.exe | winsms.dll | winsock.dll | winsocks.exe | winspool | winspool.drv | winsrv.dll | winsrv32.exe | winss.exe | winssk32.exe | winssnotify.exe | winsta.dll | winstall.exe | winstart.exe | winstart001.exe | winstat.exe | WinStatKeep.exe | WinStylerThemeSvc.exe | winsupdater.exe | winsvc.exe | winsvc32.exe | winsvr.exe | winsx.dll | WinSync.exe | winsys.exe | winsys32.exe | wintask.exe | wintaskad.exe | wintasks.exe | Wintbp.exe | wintems.exe | Wintime.exe | wintools.exe | wintoolsa.dll | wintoolsa.exe | wintrust.dll | wintsk32.exe | wintsvtr.exe | winupdate.exe | winupdates.exe | winupdt.exe | winupdtl.exe | winvnc.exe | WinVNC4.exe | winwan.exe | winword.exe | winxp.exe | winzip32.exe | wiseupdt.exe | WISPTIS.EXE | wjview.exe | wkcalrem.exe | wkdetect.exe | wkfud.exe | wkqkpick.exe | wkscal.exe | wkssb.exe | wkssvc.dll | wkssvc.exe | wkssvc32.exe | wkufind.exe | wlan111t.exe | wlancfg5.exe | wlansta.exe | WlanUtility.exe | wlballoon | wldap32.dll | wlgjiz.exe | WLKeeper.exe | wlnotify.dll | WLService.exe | WLTRAY.exe | wltrysvc.exe | wm.exe | wmaudsdk.dll | wmburn.exe | wmccds.exe | wmencagt.exe | wmexe.exe | WMIADAP.EXE | wmiapsrv.exe | wmicore.dll | wmiexe.exe | wmiprvse.exe | wmipvse.exe | wmmutil.dll | wmon32.exe | wmonitor.exe | WMPBurn.exe | wmplayer.exe | wmvcore.dll | wnad.exe | wnaspi32.dll | WNROT.EXE | wnscpsvunpacked.exe | wntsf.exe | wo.exe | wocount.exe | woinstall.exe | woinstall[1].exe | word.exe | wordpad.exe | workflow.exe | WorkFlowTray.exe | wovax.exe | wow.exe | wow32.dll | wowexec.exe | wp.exe | wpa.exe | wpabaln.exe | WPC11Cfg.exe | WPC54Cfg.exe | wpctrl.exe | wpctrl95.exe | wpctrlnt.exe | wptel.exe | wrapper.exe | wrapperouter.exe | wrgrci.exe | WRLogonNTF.dll | WrOS.EXE | Wrssdk.exe | WRSSSDK.exe | ws2_32.dll | ws2help.dll | ws3lib.exe | wscntfy.exe | WSCommCntr1.exe | wscript.exe | wsebate2.exe | wshom.ocx | wsinspector.exe | WSN.exe | wsnmp32.dll | wsock32.dll | wsock32n.dll | wstart.dll | wsup.exe | wsupdate.exe | wsx.dll | wsxsvc.exe | wsys.exe | wt35w0g1.exe | WToolS.exe | wtoolsa 1.0.8.11.exe | wtoolsa.exe | wtoolsa1.exe | WToolsAa.exe | wtoolsb.dll | wtoolss.exe | wtsapi32.dll | wtsdfi.exe | WtSrv.exe | wtssvtr.exe | wtta.exe | wuaclt.exe | wuactl2.exe | wuamgrd.exe | wuamkop.exe | wuauboot.exe | wuauclt.exe | wuauclt2.exe | wuaudt.exe | wuaueng.dll | wucrtupd.exe | wudpcom.exe | wuloader.exe | wupdate.exe | wupdated.exe | wupdater.exe | WUpdates.exe | wupdmgr.exe | wupdt.exe | wups.exe | WUSB54GP.exe | WUSB54GS.exe | WUSB54Gv4.exe | wuser32.exe | wuv3is.dll | ww.exe | wwDisp.exe | wweb32.exe | wwmon.exe | wwSecure.exe | wwSecure.exe | WZCBDLS.EXE | wzcdlg.dll | WZCSLDR.exe | wzcsldr2.exe | wzqkpick.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/x/
x10nets.exe | x1exec.exe | x234cpiroff.exe | xcommsvr.exe | xctbn.exe | xferwan.exe | xfr.exe | xfullgames.exe | Xhrmy.exe | xl.exe | xmailer.exe | xmlparse.dll | xmltok.dll | xolehlp.dll | XTAgent.exe | xtcfgloader.exe | xupiterstartup.exe | xupitertoolbarloader.exe | xvid-1.0.3-beta3-setup.exe | xxx.exe | xzciqim.exe | xzz.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/y/
y.exe | y09.dll | ybrlenc.exe | ybrowser.exe | ybrwicon.exe | ycommon.exe | ygxa_2.dll | ymetray.exe | yml.dll | ymsgr_tray.exe | Yndbybmh.dll | yop.exe | ypager.exe | YSBAgree.exe | ysbinstall_1004267_1.exe | YServer.exe | ystckAO32.exe | YUM.EXE | yupdater.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/z/
z##.exe | Zanda.exe | zango.exe | zangohook.dll | zangoinstaller.exe | zangotb.dll | zangotbinstaller.exe | zangotbuninstaller.exe | zanu.exe | zanuhook.dll | zapro.exe | zbase32.exe | zcast.exe | zcbridge.exe | zcfgsvc.exe | zClientm.exe | zcz.exe | zeta.exe | zhotkey.exe | ZipToA.exe | zlclient.exe | ZLH.exe | zlib.dll | zmscb.dll | zonealarm.exe | ZoomingHook.exe | ZStatus.exe | ztoolbar.dll | zxinst12.exe
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/other/
msmdsrv.exe | services32.exe | $sys$drv.exe | $sys$sonyTimer.exe | $sys$sos$sys$.exe | $sys$WeLoveMcCOL.exe | $sys$xp.exe | -1269619923.exe | [system process] | [System Process] | _MWOLTB.DLL | _setupx.dll | ~565.exe | ~5c.exe | ~5e.exe | 000stthk.exe | 007ssinstall.exe | 00thotkey.exe | 01dopewars_update.exe | 01logo.exe | 0lo6uo.dll | 1.EXE | 1004270.exe | 1054571.exe | 123bar.exe | 123dl.exe | 123downloadsuk[1].exe | 123hiddensender.exe | 12nail.exe | 12popup.exe | 13.exe | 153.exe | 180.exe | 180ax.exe | 180axhook.dll | 180pack6480.exe | 180sa.exe | 180sahook.dll | 180sainstaller.exe | 180sainstalleradperform.exe | 180sainstallernusac.exe | 180sainstallersca.exe | 180sainstallersilsais1.exe | 180st.dll | 180stuninstaller.exe | 1950.exe | 1lyu2k.dll | 1xconfig.exe | 2005.exe | 202_app13.exe | 2eq.exe | 2ndsrch.dll | 2portalmon.exe | 2search.exe | 3.exe | 30.exe | 33.exe | 34yf28fg.exe | 38.exe | 3capplnk.exe | 3cdminic.exe | 3cmcnkw.exe | 3cmlink.exe | 3cmlinkw.exe | 3cmlnkw.exe | 3deepctl.exe | 3dfxcmn.dll | 3dfxman.exe | 3dldemon.exe | 3dlman.exe | 3dm2.exe | 3dxsrv.exe | 3p_1.exe | 3qdctl.exe | 44088711.exe | 470760544.jpg.exe | 50cent.exe | 5de1097bc22d2117da82ee85603c38b1.dll | 63mm.exe | 6a0jhpo.dll | 713962.exe | 7a3ce975.exe | 7nail.exe | 7uqj7z9a.exe | 8nail.exe
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R
RACF (W3)
"RACF" steht für "Resource Access Control Facility".
(E6)(L1) http://www.listserv.uga.edu/
(E6)(L1) http://www.listserv.uga.edu/archives/racf-l.html
Uni Georgia - RACF Discussion List - Anmeldung & Archive
- Search the archives February 1996 - July 2005 ...
- Post to the list
- Join or leave the list (or change settings)
- Manage the list (list owners only)
(E?)(L?) http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_Access_Control_Facility
RSA, RSA-576 (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://de.internet.com/index.php?id=2026071
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Die US-Forscher "Ron Rivest", "Adi Shamir" und "Leonard Adleman" hatten bereits 1977 das so genannte "RSA-Verfahren" zur Verschlüsselung von Daten entwickelt und später die Firma RSA Security gegründet.
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(E?)(L?) http://de.internet.com/index.php?id=2026071
RSA-Verschlüsselungscode für RSA-576 geknackt
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Sie trägt die nüchterne Bezeichnung "RSA-576", das heißt, sie hat "576 Bit". In Dezimalschreibweise entspricht das 174 Stellen. Damit handelt es sich um das größte Zahlenungetüm, das bislang in seine Primfaktoren zerlegt wurde.
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Als nächstes wollen die Bonner Mathematiker nun "RSA-640" "tranchieren" - ein Ziel, das sie im Laufe des Jahres zu erreichen hoffen.
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schneier - Bruce Schneier
Security-Newsletter von Bruce Schneier
Crypto-Gram Back Issues
(E6)(L?) http://www.schneier.com/
Bruce Schneier is an internationally renowned security technologist and author. Described by The Economist as a "security guru," Schneier is best known as a refreshingly candid and lucid security critic and commentator. When people want to know how security really works, they turn to Schneier.
Schneier also publishes a free monthly newsletter, Crypto-Gram, with over 100,000 readers.
(E6)(L1) http://www.schneier.com/crypto-gram.html
(E6)(L1) http://www.schneier.com/crypto-gram-back.html
CRYPTO-GRAM is a free monthly newsletter providing summaries, analyses, insights, and commentaries on security: computer and otherwise.
Back issues are also available.
Crypto-Gram is a free monthly e-mail newsletter from security expert Bruce Schneier, with over 100,000 readers. In its seven years of regular publication, Crypto-Gram has become one of the most widely read forums for free-wheeling discussions, pointed critiques, and serious debate about security. As head curmudgeon at the table, Schneier explains, debunks, and draws lessons from security stories that make the news.
Am 14.01.2009 waren folgende Ausgaben des Crypto-Gram newsletters (A free monthly e-mail on general and computer security) aufgeführt:
Crypto-Gram Back Issues
- 15 Jan 2009 Impersonation, forging SSL certificates, biometrics
- 15 Dec 2008 Lessons from Mumbai, Twitter and terrorism, Google Earth, the future of ephemeral conversation, "Here Comes Everybody" review, Schneier for TSA administrator?, Skein news
- 15 Nov 2008 Skein hash function, TSA, quantum cryptography, economics of spam, psychology of con men, terrorists using Twitter, replacement hotel room keys, p = np?
- 15 Oct 2008 Seven habits of highly ineffective terrorists, airport contraband, news, warrantless eavesdropping, risk management, "new attack" against encrypted images, nonviolent activists are now terrorists
- 15 Sep 2008 New book, identity farming, Phorm, security ROI, Diebold, full disclosure, Cory Doctorow's cipher wheel rings, photo ID checks at airport, mental illness and murder, movie-plot threats
- 15 Aug 2008 Memo to the next president, homeland security cost-benefit analysis, Mifare transport cards, software liabilities, Truecrypt's deniable file system, DNS vulnerability
- 15 Jul 2008 CCTV cameras, kill switches and remote control, LifeLock, The First Interdisciplinary Workshop on Security and Human Behavior, Chinese hackers, Man-in-the-Middle attacks
- 15 Jun 2008 The war on photography, crossing borders with laptops, e-mail after the Rapture, fax signatures, the war on t-shirts, airplane seat cameras, how to sell security
- 15 May 2008 Ten-Year Anniversary of Crypto-Gram, dual-use technologies and equities, crossing borders with laptops, risk preferences in chimpanzees and bonobos, ethics of vulnerability research
- 15 Apr 2008 Third Annual Movie-Plot Threat Contest, the security mindset, security as feeling and reality, web entrapment, speeding tickets and agenda, seat belts, Internet censorship
- 15 Mar 2008 Privacy and power, Israel implementing IFF for commercial aircraft, third parties controlling information, Amtrak passenger screening, security suites vs. best-of-breed
- 15 Feb 2008 Security vs. privacy, MySpace and U.S. Attorneys General, lock-in, hacking power networks, Mujahideen Secrets 2, giving driver's licenses to illegal immigrants
- 15 Jan 2008 Anonymity and the Netflix dataset, "Where Should Airport Security Begin?", airport security study, running an open wireless network
- 15 Dec 2007 How to secure your computer, defeating the shoe scanning machine at Heathrow Airport, Gitmo manual leaked, security in ten years
- 15 Nov 2007 The war on the unexpected, online political contributing, chemical plants, switzerland and quantum cryptography, security by letterhead, cyberwar, black market in internet crime, Dual_EC_DRBG
- 15 Oct 2007 Storm Worm, fraudulent Amber Alerts, UK police can now demand encryption keys, anonymity and Tor, remote-controlled toys and the TSA, staged attack on generator
- 15 Sep 2007 First responders, basketball referees, home users, stupidest terrorist overreaction, automobile surveillance, computer forensics case study, fast-food drive-ins
- 15 Aug 2007 Assurance and electronic voting machines, Harry Potter leak, avian flu and disaster planning, liquid terrorist plot details, House of Lords on computer security, conversation with Kip Hawley
- 15 Jul 2007 Correspondent inference theory and terrorism, ubiquity of communication, 4th amendment rights extended to e-mail, credit card gas limits, voting machines and coercion, risks of data reuse
- 15 Jun 2007 Rare risk and overreactions, portrait of the modern terrorist as an idiot, teaching viruses, second movie-plot threat contest winner, non-security considerations in security decisions
- 15 May 2007 A security market for lemons, Big Brother, citizen-counterterrorist training, REAL ID, social engineering, anti-spam doorbell, penetration testing
- 15 Apr 2007 Second Movie-Plot Threat Contest, U.S. terorrist database, JavaScript hijacking, government contractor injects malicious software into critical military computers
- 15 Mar 2007 CYA security, copycats, US terrorism arrests overstated, movie plot threat in Vancouver, private police forces, cloning RFID chips made by HID
- 28 Feb 2007 Special issue: the psychology of security
- 15 Feb 2007 In praise of security theater, REAL-ID, debating full disclosure, sending photos to 911 operators, DRM in Windows Vista, psychology of security
- 15 Jan 2007 Automated targeting system, auditory eavesdropping, licensing boaters, Microsoft anti-phishing, Unabomber's code, transmitters in Canadian coins
- 15 Dec 2006 Revoting, real-world passwords, tracking sneakers, notary fraud, separating data and device ownership, fighting fraudulent tranactions
- 15 Nov 2006 Election security, perceived vs. actual risk, Total Information Awareness is back, forge your own boarding pass, the death of ephemeral conversation
- 15 Oct 2006 Screening people with clearances, renew your passport now!, faulty data and the Arar case, on-card displays, screaming cell phones
- 15 Sep 2006 What the terrorists want, ways to avoid the next 9/11, educating users, what is a hacker?, USBDumper, Microsoft and FairUse4WM
- 15 Aug 2006 Remote-control airplane software, doping in professional sports, iPod thefts, security certifications, HSBC insecurity hype, bot networks
- 15 Jul 2006 Google and click fraud, Mumbai terrorist bombings, League of Women Voters supports voter-verifiable paper trails, Brennan Center and electronic voting
- 15 Jun 2006 The value of privacy, movie-plot threat contest winner, hacking computers Over USB, aligning interest with capability
- 15 May 2006 Who owns your computer?, identity-theft disclosure laws, man-in-the-middle attacks on RFID cards, Microsoft's BitLocker, the security risk of special cases
- 15 Apr 2006 Movie-plot threat contest, airport passenger screening, VOIP encryption, security through begging, KittenAuth, new kind of door lock, iJacking
- 15 Mar 2006 The future of privacy, face recognition in bars, data mining for terrorists, police department privilege escalation, database error causes unbalanced budget, port security
- 15 Feb 2006 Risk of losing portable devices, multi-use ID cards, Ben Franklin
- 15 Jan 2006 Anonymity and accountability, Dutch botnet, Internet Explorer sucks, electronic shackles, Project Shamrock
- 15 Dec 2005 Airplane security, sky marshal shooting, Sony's DRM rootkit, truckers watching the highways, secure classical communications
- 15 Nov 2005 RFID passports, the living and the dead, Sony secretly installs rootkit, Taser cam, DMCA review, Zotob worm
- 15 Oct 2005 Phishing, closed-source breathalyzers, automatic license plate scanners, tax breaks for good security, Judge Roberts
- 15 Sep 2005 Movie-plot threats, Katrina, the keys to the Sydney subway, Lance Armstrong, Trusted Computing best practices
- 15 Aug 2005 Profiling, Cisco and ISS, stealing imaginary things, turning cell phones off in tunnels, searching bags in subways
- 15 Jul 2005 London transport bombings, terrorism defense, CardSystems, speeding ticket avoidance, talking to strangers
- 15 Jun 2005 Internet attack trends, backscatter x-ray technology, fake concert tickets, Bluetooth, anthrax hoaxes
- 15 May 2005 REAL ID, should terrorism be reported?, automatic speedtraps, the potential for an SSH worm, Wi-Fi minefields, combating spam
- 15 Apr 2005 More on two-factor authentication, identity theft, Secure Flight, papal elections
- 15 Mar 2005 SHA-1 broken, two-factor authentication, ChoicePoint, Unicode URL Hack, Ghostbuster
- 15 Feb 2005 Secure Flight, T-Mobile hack, Microsoft RC4 flaw, secret questions, authentication and expiration
- 15 Dec 2004 Behavioral assessment profiling, Google Desktop Search, safe personal computing
- 15 Nov 2004 Voting machines, mail-in ballot attack, world series security, technology and counterterrorism
- 15 Oct 2004 New blog, keeping network outages secret, RFID passports, license plate "guns"
- 15 Sep 2004 Security at the Olympics, Trusted Traveler program, museum security, mobile phone spoofing, no-fly list
- 15 August 2004 BOB on board, alibi and excuse clubs, Houston airport rangers, website passwords
- 15 July 2004 Due process, x-ray machines, portable storage devices, Coca-Cola and the NSA, CLEAR Act
- 15 June 2004 Breaking Iranian Codes, Windows XP SP2, cell phone jamming, cameras in subways, Witty worm
- 15 May 2004 Warrants, counterterrorism in airports, bypassing the USPS, national security consumers
- 15 Apr 2004 National ID cards, TSA-approved locks, stealing an election, beepcard, virus wars
- 15 Mar 2004 Microsoft source code leak, port knocking, USPTO, Password Safe 2.0, V-ID card, risks of centralization
- 15 Feb 2004 Surveillance, the politicization of security, identification, economics of spam
- 15 Jan 2004 Color-coded terrorist threat levels, fingerprinting foreigners, almanacs, diverting aircraft
- 15 Dec 2003 Blaster and the August 14th blackout, quantum cryptography, computerized voting
- 15 Nov 2003 Airplane hackers, the 9/11 terrorists' real weapon, the trojan defense
- 15 Oct 2003 The future of surveillance, the Patriot Act and mission creep, risks of monoculture, identity cards
- 15 Sep 2003 Accidents and security incidents, Beyond Fear reactions, benevolent worms, hats in banks
- 15 Aug 2003 Beyond Fear, flying on someone else's plane ticket, hidden text in computer documents
- 15 Jul 2003 How to fight, more e-mail filtering idiocy, Password Safe, crying wolf
- 15 Jun 2003 Cyber-terrorism, self-destructing DVDs, attacking virtual machines, auditable tasers
- 15 May 2003 Encryption and wiretapping, receipts, unique e-mail addresses and spam
- 15 Apr 2003 Postal denial-of-service, baseball, NCIC database accuracy
- 15 Mar 2003 Practical Cryptography, SSL flaw, SSL patent case, woodland ants
- 15 Feb 2003 Locks and full disclosure, SQL Slammer, importance of authentication
- 15 Jan 2003 Militaries and cyber-war, cichlid fish, RMAC authentication mode
- 15 Dec 2002 Counterattack, Department of Homeland Security, Dan Cooper, crime
- 15 Nov 2002 New book, Japanese honeybees, choose your own Doghouse candidate
- 15 Oct 2002 National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace, more on AES cryptanalysis, one-time pads
- 15 Aug 2002 Palladium and the TCPA, license to hack, arming airline pilots
- 15 Jul 2002 Embedded control systems and security, Perrun virus
- 15 Jun 2002 Fixing intelligence failures, more on secrecy and security
- 15 May 2002 Secrecy, security, and obscurity; fun with fingerprint readers
- 15 Apr 2002 How to think about security, liability and security, key length
- 15 Mar 2002 SNMP, IETF "Responsible Disclosure" document
- 15 Feb 2002 Judging Microsoft, Oracle's "unbreakable" database
- 15 Jan 2002 Windows UPnP vulnerability, Password Safe 2.0, AGS Encryptions
- 15 Dec 2001 National ID cards, judges punish bad security, fun with vulnerability scanners
- 15 Nov 2001 Full disclosure, GOVNET, Password Safe vulnerability, Windows XP
- 15 Oct 2001 Cyberterrorism and cyberhooliganism, war on terrorism, SSSCA, Nimda, port 80
- 30 Sep 2001 Special issue on the Sep. 11 terrorist attacks and their aftermath Italian translation by Paolo Attivissimo
- 15 Sep 2001 11 September 2001, NSA's dual counter mode, Microsoft root certificate program
- 15 Aug 2001 DMCA, Code Red, copyright protection, cybercrime treaty
- 15 Jul 2001 Phone hacking: the next generation, monitoring first
- 15 Jun 2001 Honeypots and Honeynet, Invicta Networks, DDOS attacks on grc.com
- 15 May 2001 Military history, digital copy prevention, security standards, safe personal computing
- 15 Apr 2001 Advantages of defense, CSI computer crime survey, fake Microsoft certificates
- 15 Mar 2001 The security patch treadmill, insurance, death of IDS, 802.11 security
- 15 Feb 2001 CPRM, an intentional backdoor, e-mail filter idiocy, air gaps, internet voting
- 15 Jan 2001 A cyber UL?, SafeMessage, social engineering, code signing in Windows
- 15 Dec 2000 Voting and technology, digital safe-deposit boxes, new bank privacy regs
- 15 Nov 2000 Digital signatures, SDMI hacking challenge, Microsoft hack
- 15 Oct 2000 Semantic attacks, cybercrime treaty, NSA on security, AES announced
- 15 Aug 2000 Secrets and Lies, "Crime in Cyberspace" convention, Authentica, Bluetooth
- 15 Jul 2000 Full disclosure and the CIA, presidential password, lockmaking, Unicode
- 15 Jun 2000 SOAP, Java and viruses, DES, Infraworks
- 15 Apr 2000 AES conference, French banking card hack, Microsoft Active Setup, UCITA
- 15 Mar 2000 Kerberos and Win2K, software burglary tools, UCITA, software complexity
- 15 Feb 2000 Distributed denial-of-service, Chinese crypto regs, publicizing vulnerabilities
- 15 Jan 2000 Publicity attacks, new encryption regs, Netscape, block and stream ciphers
- 15 Dec 1999 Security as process, ECHELON, export regulations draft, GSM encryption
- 15 Nov 1999 Why computers are insecure, DVD encryption, Win CE, Elliptic Curves
- 15 Oct 1999 Becoming a cryptographer, export rules, AMD, PKI slogans, key length
- 15 Sep 1999 Open source, NSAKEY, CESA, E*Trade, factoring RSA
- 15 Aug 1999 Back Orifice 2000, AES news, HPUX, web-based encrypted mail
- 15 Jul 1999 Future of crypto-hacking, bungled SSL, reader comments
- 15 Jun 1999 E-mail viruses, hacking archives, international encryption policy
- 15 May 1999 Internationalization of cryptography, export rules, TWINKLE
- 15 Apr 1999 The importance of not being different, smart card threats, attacking certificates with viruses
- 15 Mar 1999 Security hole in IE/Outlook and Office, AES news, RSA-140 factored
- 15 Feb 1999 Snake oil, NSA and crypto export, WinXFiles, back doors, Intel's processor ID
- 15 Jan 1999 1998 year-in-review, clueless agents, Cayley-Purser
- 15 Dec 1998 Cracking contests, recognizing plaintext, zip disks, Commerce Dept. committee
- 15 Nov 1998 Electronic commerce, micro locks, copy protection, more on steganography
- 15 Oct 1998 Steganography, TriStrata, Rapid Remote, memo to amateur cipher designers
- 15 Sep 1998 Cramer-Shoup, impossible cryptanalysis, street performer, Private Doorbell
- 15 Aug 1998 Hardware DES cracker, KEA, chosen protocol attack, biometrics
- 15 Jul 1998 Breaking RSA, declassifying Skipjack, secure audit logs, WIPO
- 15 Jun 1998 Side channel attacks, risks of key escrow, pseudo-random number generators
- 15 May 1998 AES, secret story of non-secret encryption, conditional purchase orders
Security (W3)
(E6)(L1) http://science.howstuffworks.com/airport-security.htm
How Airport Security Works
(E?)(L?) http://www.howstuffworks.com/link529.htm
Internet Connection Security for Windows Users
(E?)(L?) http://people.howstuffworks.com/social-security-number.htm
U.S. ID - How Social Security Numbers Work
If you have a Social Security number, you know that it's a pretty ubiquitous form of identification in the United States. But what do the numbers on a Social Security card mean? How easy is it for someone to steal your identity using your SSN?
Find out all about Social Security numbers.
(E?)(L?) http://home.howstuffworks.com/lock-picking.htm
Open Sesame - How Lock Picking Works
We use locks everywhere to give us a sense of security. But in movies, burglars can open a lock using a couple of paper clips. Is it really possible to open a lock so easily? The basic process of picking a lock is actually very simple, but it takes a lot of practice to do it successfully.
Explore the everyday technology of locks and keys.
(E?)(L?) http://travel.howstuffworks.com/fingerprint-scanner.htm
Biometric Security - How Fingerprint Scanners Work
Your fingerprints are not only unique; they're also very hard to fake and even harder to misplace. What better ID to use in a security system? Fingerprint scanners are gaining popularity in both corporate and home systems.
Find out how fingerprint scanners know it's you.
(E?)(L?) http://people.howstuffworks.com/social-security-number.htm
U.S. ID - How Social Security Numbers Work
If you have a Social Security number, you know that it's a pretty ubiquitous form of identification in the United States. But what do the numbers on a Social Security card mean? How easy is it for someone to steal your identity using your SSN?
Find out all about Social Security numbers.
(E?)(L?) http://computer.howstuffworks.com/screensaver.htm
Image of Inactivity - How Screensavers Work
Screensavers used to be necessary due to CRT monitor quirks. Now, they've gone from essential to optional: They're mostly used for entertainment and security.
Find out exactly what a screensaver is, how it knows when to kick in and where you can find some free downloads.
(E?)(L?) http://computer.howstuffworks.com/fingerprint-scanner.htm
Biometric Security - How Fingerprint Scanners Work
Your fingerprints are not only unique; they're also very hard to fake and even harder hard to misplace. What better ID to use in a security system? Fingerprint scanners are gaining popularity in both corporate and home systems.
Find out how fingerprint scanners know it's you.
(E?)(L?) http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security
S-HTTP (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/S/S_HTTP.htm
"S-HTTP" ist die Abkürzung für "Secure HTTP".
"Secure HTTP" is an extension to the "HTTP" protocol to support sending data securely over the World Wide Web. Not all Web browsers and servers support S-HTTP.
"S-HTTP" was developed by Enterprise Integration Technologies (EIT), which was acquired by Verifone, Inc. in 1995.
snake oil (W2)
(E6)(L?) http://webopedia.com/TERM/s/snake_oil.html
Das us-amerik. "snake oil" hat eine zweifache Geschichte. Als Neologismus wird es von Matt Curtin in die Welt der Datenverarbeitung eingeführt um Security Produkte zu bezeichnen, die dem Benutzer eine übertriebene Sicherheit vorgaukeln.
Und damit kommen wir zur nächsten Geschichte des "Schlangenöls". Im 19.Jh. wanderten selbsternannte Mediziner durch die US-amerikanischen Staaten und boten auf jahrmarktähnlichen Veranstaltungen ihre Salben und Cremes an. Als Ingredienzien wurden dabei wohl auch Schlangengifte benutzt. (Mein Schwiegervater hat sich als Jugendlicher z.B. noch irgendwann in der Zeit zwischen den beiden Weltkriegen in der Bretagne ein Zubrot verdient, indem er Schlangen fing und beim ortsansässigen Apotheker ablieferte.) Jedenfalls wurden diese Gesundheitsöle in den USA abwertend als "snake oil" bezeichnet.
Sock puppet (W3)
Für die engl. "Sock puppet" gibt es zwei Definitionen. Zunächst die Definition, für die es auch eine Worterklärung gibt: Demnach soll die "Socken-Puppe" ein Teilnehmer an Internet-Diskussionsrunden sein, der selbst auf eigene in die Diskussion eingebrachte Fragen oder Probleme antwortet, um so eine rege Diskussion verschiedener Teilnehmer zu simulieren. Die Bezeichnung "Sock puppet" geht dabei auf das Spiel von oder mit Kindern zurück bei dem man sich eine Socke über eine Hand zieht um damit ein Zwiegespräch zu führen oder vorzuführen.
Eine andere Definition lautet, dass eine "Sock puppet" ein Teilnehmer in Internet-Diskussionen ist, der sich als Hilfesuchender gebärdet, aber in Wirklichkeit im Schilde führt den hilfreichen Kommunikationspartnern Informationen zu entlocken, die in anderer Weise ausnutzbar sind, wie etwa Kontodaten oder sonstige persönliche Daten, die zum Nachteil des "Helfers" verwertbar sind.
Zur letzteren Definition habe ich jedoch keine Wortgeschichte gefunden. Vermutlich hat es aber den gleichen Hintergrund. So kann ein Erwachsener die "Strumpf-Puppe" durchaus dazu benutzen, um Kinder zu eigenen Äußerungen zu bewegen, die dann aber (hoffentlich) eher dazu gedacht sind, die Kinder zu verstehen und ihnen zu helfen.
(E?)(L?) http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/S/sock-puppet.html
sophos - Virus-Glossary
(E6)(L?) http://www.sophos.com/pressoffice/news/articles/2001/11/va_glossary.html
30.11.2008:
Glossary of terms:
Adware | Access 97 macro virus | AppleScript Worm | Application | AutoCAD LISP (AutoLISP) virus | Batch file worm | BIOS | Bluetooth | Chain letter | CMOS settings | Companion virus | Controlled application | Controlled device | Corel Script virus | Dialer | Distributed Computing | DOS Boot Sector virus | DOS executable file virus | DOS worm | Dropped files | Dropper | Excel formula virus | Excel macro virus | Excel 97 macro virus | Exploit | False alarm | -Fam and -Gen | Hacking tool | HIPS | Java virus | JavaScript virus | JavaScript worm | Joke | Junk | Keystroke Logger | Linux executable file virus | Linux worm | Macintosh file virus | Macintosh worm | Macromedia Flash infector | Malicious behavior | Malware | MapBasic program | Master Boot Sector virus | Mid infecting | mIRC or pIRCH script worm | Misunderstanding | MSH virus | MMS | Office 97 macro virus | PalmOS based executable virus | PowerPoint 97 macro virus | Prefix | Potentially unwanted application (PUA) | Publisher macro virus | Registry virus | Remote administration tool | Rootkit | Scam | Scare | SMS | Spyware | Spyware Trojan | Spyware Worm | Suffix | Suspicious behavior | Suspicious file | Symbian bluetooth worm | System monitor | Test file | Trojan | Trusted relay | Unix worm | Unspecified PUA | Virus | Virus hoax | Visual Basic Script virus | Visual Basic Script worm | VoIP (Voice Over IP) | Wi-Fi | Win16 executable file virus | Win32 executable file virus | Win32 worm | Windows 95 executable file virus | Windows 98 executable file virus | Windows NT executable file virus | Windows 2000 executable file virus | Word macro virus | Word 97 macro Trojan | Word 97 macro virus | Word 97 macro worm | Word 2001 macro virus | Worm | Windows Scripting Host virus | Zero-day
SPAM
Spiced Porc And Ham (W2)
"SPAM" ist ein Acronym für "Spiced Pork and Ham", einer Art Pressfleisch, das in USA seit 1937 verkauft wird.
Berühmt wird es durch einen Sketch von Monthy Python's Flying Circus in dem das Wort "Spam" 120 Mal vorkommt. - Wenn das kein Spammming ist?
Der erste (elektronische) SPAM trat 1978 auf. Ein Grey Thuerk schickte in USA eine unerwünschte Nachricht an 600 Benutzer des Arpanets dem Vorläufer des Internets.
officially called "UCE" = "unsolicitated commercial e-mail"
1) SPAM = "Simultaneously Posted Advertising Message"
2) Monty Python sketch
Interessant ist, dass Spam (der Name des Fleischprodukts) selbst eine seltsame Geschichte hat. In den letzten 60 Jahren wurde es mit folgenden Abkürzungen in Verbindung gebracht:
- "spiced ham"
- "spiced pork and ham"
- "specially processed army meet"
- "specially processed assorted meat"
(E?)(L?) http://www.detritus.org/spam/skit.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.esecurityplanet.com/trends/article.php/3295851
(E?)(L?) http://www.etymonline.com/
(E3)(L1) http://www.jargon.net/jargonfile/
spam, spam bait, spamblock, spamhaus, spamvertize
(E1)(L1) http://www.marthabarnette.com/learn.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.politik-digital.de/spam/
Anti-Spam-Petition
(E?)(L?) http://www.spamgourmet.com/
Bietet temporäre Adressen für SPAM-gefährdete E-Mail-Aktionen.
(E1)(L1) http://www.tagesspiegel.de/anti-spam/
(E?)(L?) http://www.tagesspiegel.de/Pubs/sonderthema7/pageviewer.asp?TextID=26075
Verhasste Mail und beliebtes Dosenfleisch
Wer glaubt, das Wort "Spam" leitet sich von solch komplizierten Termini wie "Send Phenonemal Amounts of eMail" her, der irrt gewaltig. Vielmehr hat Spam seinen Ursprung in Dosenfleisch und einem Monty-Phyton-Sketch.
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(E1)(L1) http://www.takeourword.com/
Issue 98, Issue 96, Issue 71
(E1)(L1) http://www.word-detective.com/
(E?)(L?) http://www.wordorigins.org/
(E1)(L1) http://www.wordsmith.org/awad/
spam Sep 00
(E?)(L?) http://www.wordspy.com/TechWordSpy/
disk spamming, occupational spam, spam, spamdexing, spamoflage, street spam
(E1)(L1) http://www.worldwidewords.org/
(E1)(L1) http://www.yourdictionary.com/cgi-bin/wotdarch.cgi
Der Artikel "The Deadly Duo: Spam and Viruses" (January 6, 2004) von Robyn Greenspan geht auf die (aktuelle) Entwicklung dieser beiden Geiseln im Internet ein.
Nearly 6 out of 10 e-mails are unwanted, as Brightmail's Probe Network measured December 2003's spam volume at 58 percent - 2 percentage points higher than the previous month. The volume has risen dramatically since the beginning of the year, when spam only comprised 42 percent of the e-mail in inboxes.
Once again, product-related spam dominated the volume, however there was a slight month-over-month decrease. Scam e-mail registered the biggest drop, encompassing 9 percent of the volume in December, compared to 13 percent in November, with the decline attributed to a new "fraud" category that Brightmail added. Brightmail found that identity fraud and brand spoofing [define] spam exploded during 2003.
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Spam, auch UCE oder UBE genannt, ist schlicht und einfach der Sammelbegriff für alle ungewollten Werbe-E-Mails oder Kettenbriefe im E-Mail-Postkasten eines Internetnutzers. Spam ist, wenn man so will, die moderne Variante der Postwurfsendung: man erhält Werbung oder Informationen, ohne daß man sie jemals angefordert hat, oder überhaupt haben will.
(E?)(L?) http://www.spam.com/sp/sp_fq.htm
I'm not sure whether you're referring to the canned meat that's still being sold in grocery stores and used to be imported all over the place in WW II or the crap that appears in people-s e-mail boxes. In the former case, I think Hormel or somebody came up with "spam" because it was fake "ham" (or soemthing like this). In the latter case, it's an acronym for "self-propelled advertising mechanism", which is exactly what e-mail spam is. E-mail spam, of course, is unpleasant, and by analogy it's at least as unpleasant as the canned stuff of WW II fame.
(E?)(L?) http://spam.abuse.net/
Aber was ist der Zusammenhang zwischen dem Markennamen einer amerikanischen Frühstücksfleischkonserve und unerwünschten E-Mails? - Monty Python brachte einen Sketch, in dem eine Unterhaltung zwischen einem Gast und einem Kellner über die Frage nach alternativen Beilagen durch einen Chor "Spam, Spam, Spam ..."-singender Wikinger unterbunden wird.
Spam macht also jede vernünftige Kommunikation zunichte.
(E?)(L?) http://www.kommdesign.de/galerie/kommunik/spam.htm
In dem Artikel auf der KommDesign.de Galerie geht es um DIE Plage des frühen 21. Jahrhunderts: SPAM-Mails
inklusive einer kleinen etymologische Recherche: was heisst SPAM eigentlich? Ist es ein Akronym für "Super-Perverse-Annoying-Mail" oder so aehnlich? - nein: Das Wort geht auf einen Sketch von Monty Python's Flying Circus zurück. Dort versucht ein Paar in einem Restaurant ein Menue zu bestellen, das KEIN Büchsenfleisch enthält. Je mehr sie danach fragen, desto MEHR von dem widerlichen Zeug ist in den Gerichten, die die Bedienung empfiehlt. Jetzt raten Sie einmal den Markennamen des Büchsenfleisches - richtig: "Spam". Irgendwann zählt die Bedienung als Inkredienz der Gerichte nur noch Spam auf, und zu ihrer Unterstützung beginnt die Wikingertruppe am Nebentisch einen Spam-Chor zu singen, und der Sketch endet in einer Spam-Orgie: Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam...
Eine Transkription des Sketches (den Wikinger-Chor kann man sich - einen funktionierenden Real Player vorausgesetzt - im Original anhören)
(E?)(L?) http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/stories/story/0,10738,2914206,00.html
Interestingly, Hormel Foods (the makers of the "meat" called SPAM), don't object to the use of their product name as slang for unsolicited commercial e-mail, as long as you spell it right and don't even think about using the word in a product name.
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SPIM (W2)
In Anlehnung an "SPAM" entstand 1999 (oder schon etwas früher der Begriff "SPIM" = "SPam of Instant Messages".
spoofing (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/S/spoof.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/I/IP_spoofing.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/E/e_mail_spoofing.html
"spoof" heisst übersetzt "Schwindel", "Ulk"; "to spoof" heisst entsprechend "beschwindeln", "verulken", "betrügen".
Im Internet bezeichnet es das Vortäuschen einer anderen Identität, z.B. durch gefälschte IP-Adressen oder Absenderangaben bei E-Mails.
SSL (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/S/SSL.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.webopedia.com/DidYouKnow/Internet/2005/ssl.asp
"SSL" ist die Abkürzung für "Secure Sockets Layer".
SSL is a protocol developed by Netscape for transmitting private documents via the Internet. "SSL" uses a cryptographic system that uses two keys to encrypt data - a public key known to everyone and a private or secret key known only to the recipient of the message. Both Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer support SSL, and many Web sites use the protocol to obtain confidential user information, such as credit card numbers. By convention, URLs that require an SSL connection start with "https:" instead of "http:".
Steganography (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://webopedia.com/TERM/s/steganography.html
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"Steganography" (literally meaning "covered writing") (griech. "stégos" = "Dach") dates back to ancient Greece, where common practices consisted of etching messages in wooden tablets and covering them with wax, and tattooing a shaved messenger's head, letting his hair grow back, then shaving it again when he arrived at his contact point.
STIGS (W3)
"STIGS" steht für "Security Technical Implementation Guides".
(E?)(L?) http://iase.disa.mil/stigs/
Subject Matter Links:
STIGS:
- - STIG Development Process and Bi-Monthly Release Update Process
- - FSO Release Schedule - Update!
- - Security Checklists
- - FSO Scan Team Info (DKO account and CAC login is required)
- - Security Readiness Review Evaluation Scripts
- - Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGS)
- - DRAFT STIGS and Security Checklists
- - DoD General Purpose STIG, Checklist and Tool Compilation CD
- - FSO Whitepapers
- Guides in PKI-enabled area (DoD PKI cert req'd)
- Common Control Indentifier (CCI) New!
- Web Guidance
(E?)(L?) http://www.secorvo.de/security-news/secorvo-ssn0507.pdf
1.6 Security-Checklisten
Mit dem "Cyber Security Research and Development Act" des Jahres 2002 wurde das amerikanische NIST verpflichtet, Checklisten zu entwickeln, die es erlauben, das für Hard- und Software bestehende und mit deren Nutzung einher gehende Risiko in US-Bundesbehörden zu minimieren. Das NIST startete daraufhin das "Security Configuration Checklists Program for IT Products" und veröffentlichte am 26.05.2005 die gleichnamige NIST Special Publication SP 800-70 und das NIST Beta Checklists Repository.
Die Checklisten im Repository sind derzeit nach elf Kategorien sortiert, die mit sicherheitsrelevanten Checklisten anderer Regierungsorganisationen (u.a. NSA, DISA, CIS) und von Herstellern befüllt werden. Inzwischen finden sich darin insgesamt schon mehr als 50.
Ziel ist, auf der Basis standardisierter Checklisten und des Austauschs von Erfahrungen die Voraussetzungen für ein vereinheitlichtes "Basis-Sicherheitsniveau" zu entwickeln. Die eingereichten Checklisten werden daher vom NIST mit 32 formalen Rahmenparametern charakterisiert. Das NIST plant, für Checklisten, die von Herstellern eingereicht werden, ein SP 800-70-Konformitätssiegel zu vergeben. Im Fall eines Siegelerhalts verpflichten sich die teilnehmenden Hersteller, die Garantie der Herstellerserviceverträge auf die Anwendung dieser Checklisten auszudehnen. Noch gibt es weder eine einheitliche Struktur noch das geplante Siegel, daher wurde das Repository auch als "Beta" eingestuft.
Einen Vorgeschmack auf mögliche zukünftige standardisierte Checklisten gibt die Spezifikation des "Extensible Configuration Checklist Description Format (XCCDF)".
Allerdings warten auch die NIST-eigenen Dokumente noch auf die Umsetzung in XCCDF.
On the DISA web page, you will be able to sign up for the list to be notified when updated STIGs are available.
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tasklist - Windows-Task-List - Windows-Prozess-Liste
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/
Erklärungen zur Taskleiste nach dem Dreifingergriff.
A comprehensive list of processes running in your computer.
TaskList.org is the ultimate resource to help you determine if your computer is infected with spyware, adware or viruses.
29.09.2005:
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_a.html
A: A+++.exe | a.exe | a1g.exe | a2guard.exe | A2Installed | A3dInit.exe | A4Proxy.exe | A5281300.so | a64sddd.exe | a65d.exe | AAACLEAN.INF | aak.exe | aasd.exe | aaupdt.exe | AbbyyNewsReader.exe | abcdefg.exe | ABCXYZ.exe | abiteq.exe | abl.exe | ABMTSR.EXE | abrek.exe | abs.exe | absr.exe | abyssws.exe | ac.exe | acao.exe | AcBtnMgr_Xxx.exe | acc.exe | ACCAgnt.exe | accelerate.exe | AccessMgr.exe | ACCOUNT_DETAILS.DOC.exe | AcctMgr.exe | accwizz.exe | accwizzz.exe | acdsee demo.exe | Ace bows.exe | acertmb.exe | ACMonitor_Xxx.exe | ACNUpdater.exe | Acombo3d.exe | aconti.exe | acoustic.exe | ACROTRAY.EXE | Acsd.exe | acstart16.exe | actalert.exe | actboost.exe | actik.exe | actionagent.exe | ActionScr.exe | ACTIVAT0R.exe | Activation.exe | Active acid.exe | active.exe | ACTIVEDS.EXE | ActiveEyes.exe | ActiveMenu.exe | activeplus.exe | Activeshield.exe | ActMak25.exe | ACU.exe | Ad Blocker Pro.exe | Ad-aware.exe | Ad-Monitor.exe | Ad-watch.exe | AD2KClient.exe | adaware.exe | adblck.exe | ADC.EXE | AddClass.exe | AdDelete.exe | AdDestroyer.exe | ADG.exe | ADGJDet.exe | Adiras.exe | adl_dh.exe | ADMAGIC.EXE | AdManCtl.exe | AdmilliServ.exe | admlib32.exe | admparse.exe | ADMUNCH.EXE | Adobe.exe | adobes.exe | adonlineguide.exe | adp.exe | adpn.exe | adprot.exe | adservernow.exe | ADService.exe | Adsgone.exe | adslcomdos.exe | ADSS.exe | Adstartup.exe | AdStatServ.exe | adsub.exe | AdTools.exe | Adtray.exe | adult1.exe | AdultX.exe | Adult_Chat.exe | Adult_Chat1.exe | ADUserMon.exe | Advapi.exe | ADVCHK.EXE | advchks.exe | advmon32.exe | advpack1.exe | advpsys.exe | adw30.exe | adware agent.exe | AdwareAlert.Exe | adwaredelete.exe | AdwareSpy.exe | Aeiwlsta.exe | AEJCT32.exe | AELaunch.exe | AERVICESN.exe | aexl.exe | aexnsinstallhelper.exe | AeXSWDUsr.exe | afilterplatform.exe | Agent.exe | AgfaCLnk.exe | agp32.exe | agpart11.exe | agpwiz.exe | agquickp.exe | AGRemind.exe | AGRSMMSG.exe | AGSatellite.exe | ahfp.exe | ahjinst.exe | AhnSD.exe | AHNUE.exe | ahqinit.exe | Ahqrun.exe | Ahqtb.exe | AICLIENT.EXE | aiepk.exe | aiepk2.exe | AIM reminder.exe | aim.exe | aim9283.exe | aim95.exe | aim95.exe cmd32.exe IEXPL | aimaol.exe | aimb.exe | AimingClick.exe | aimsng.exe | AIMWDInstall.exe | AirCFG.exe | aircity.exe | airftp.exe | AirGCFG.exe | AIRSVCU.EXE | Akiller.exe | al.exe | ala.exe | Alarm.app.exe | AlarmWatcher.exe | Alaunch.exe | Alchem.exe | ALCMTR.EXE | Alcohol.exe | ALCWZRD.EXE | Alcxmntr.exe | alert.exe | Alevir.exe | Alexa.exe? | AlfyAC~1.exe | alg32.exe | algs.exe | ALGU.EXE | ALIASS~2.EXE | AliceSD.exe | ALiSndMg.exe | AllerCalc.exe | allSnap.exe | AlM.EXE | almxptray.exe | Alogserv.exe | ALPass.exe | alq.exe | ALServ.exe | AltoMBsrv.exe | ALU.exe | ALUNotify.exe | AlwaysOnTopMaker.exe | am32.exe | amagent.exe | AmazingTens.exe | amee.exe | amon.exe | AMOUMAIN.EXE | amp2pl.exe | amsn.exe | AMSNDMGR.EXE | amsngr.exe | AMSNMGR.EXE | amsnmsgrs.exe | Analiz.exe | Angel.exe | AnnCheck.exe | Annclist.exe | Anntext.exe | Ante Browse Trust.exe | Anti.exe | antikey.exe | AntiMsMsg.exe | AntiPopUp.exe | Antispy.exe | antiv.exe | antivirus.exe | AntiVirus32.exe | AntivirusGold.exe | ANTIVIRUS_INSTALL.EXE | AnVir.exe | anvshell.exe | anvshell32.exe | AnyDVD.exe | aockstrs.exe | AOL.exe | aol32.exe | AOLACSD.EXE | AOLClient.exe | AOLDial.exe | AolFix.exe | AOLHostManager.exe | aolmsg.exe | aolmsngr.exe | AOLSP Scheduler.exe | aoltray.exe | aolwasher.exe | aornum.exe | AOTray.Exe | ApacheMonitor.exe | apc_tray.exe | api32.exe | apimonx.exe | apisvc.exe | apitsk32.exe | APL.exe | APMSRV9X.EXE | Apoint.exe | APP****.tmp (* = random c | APP****.tmp [* = random c | app***.tmp (* = digit) | App.exe | ApPache.exe | appconf.exe | appconn.exe | AppExtCB.exe | apphost.exe | appis.exe | AppMasterCenter.exe | AppPlus.exe | AppsTraka.exe | Apropos_Client_Loader.exe | APSERVER.EXE | aptezbp.exe | APVXDWIN.EXE | Apwheel.exe | aqadcup.exe | aqujyjax.exe | archive.exe | ares.exe | AresLite.exe | aritima.exe | armon32.exe | ARMon32a.exe | arr.exe | arr.execdm.exegame.exemsi | arsetup.exe | arteraui.exe | ARUpdate.exe | ARUpld32.exe | AS.exe | ascdl.exe | ASDAPI.EXE | ASE Scheduler.exe | ASE.exe | AService.exe | AseScanner.exe | asferror.exe | asgag.exe | asgard.exe | ashAvast.exe | ashDisp.exe | Ashlt.exe | ashmaisv.exe | ashserv.exe | Ashwebsv.exe | asistat.exe | Aslru.exe | ASMon.exe | asp4setp.exe | asp4tray.exe | asr_fnt.exe | ASSISTANT.EXE | ASSISTSE.EXE | AST | AStart | astart.exe | Astart32.exe | Astray.exe | Astro.exe | Astrotoolbar.exe | AsusProb.exe | ASWATC32.EXE | ASWDP.exe | aswnk.exe | atapidrv.exe | ATCEgSvr.exe | atdialler1.exe | Athan.exe | AtHoc.exe | Ati2cwad.exe | Ati2cwxx.exe | ati2evae.exe | ati2evxx.exe | Ati2mdxx.exe | Ati2ptxx.exe | Ati2ptxx.exeAtiptaxx.exe | ati2s9ag.exe | ati2vid.exe | aticpaxx.exe | AtiCwd.exe | AtiCwd.exeAtiCwd32.exeAti | AtiCwd32.exe | atidrvxx.exe | ATIDtct.EXE | Atigart.exe | AtiKey32.exe | AtiKey32.exeatiptkad.exe | atipatxx.exe | Atiptaxx.exe | atiptext.exe | atiptkad.exe | AtiQiPcl.exe | Atira.exe | AtiRage4dPro.exe | ATIRW.exe | Atisched.exe | Atitask.exe | Atitkad.exe | atitray.exe | atitvo32.exe | ATIUPDATE5.EXE | atiupdpl.exe | atiupdxx.exe | ativopen.exe | atix10.exe | ATLIEHELPER.exe | atl_helper.exe | atmdlusr.exe | atmsg.exe | atnotes.exe | Atomic.exe | atomica.exe | ATOMICTIME.EXE | atrack.exe | Atray.exe | Attunel.exe | attune_ce.exe | attune_cu.exe | attune_di.exe | attune_st.exe | atuner.exe | atup | ATWatch.exe | ATweak.exe | atwtusb.exe | au.exe | au30setp.exe | au30setp.exeasp4tray.exea | AUagent.exe | aucbnpn.exe | Aucompat.exe | audcntr.exe | audiocntl.exe | audiodrv.exe | audioinf.exe | audiosrv.exe | AUEKXRZ.EXE | AUP.exe | aupd.exe | aupdate.exe | Austria.exe | ausvc.exe | authz.exe | autobar.exe | AUTOCHK.EXE | autoclk.exe | Autodet.exe | autodisc.exe | AUTOEXE.exe | Autoexec.com | AutoExt.exe | Autolaunch.exe | automate.exe | automgr32.exe | automove.exe | AutomsUPD.exe | Autopdate.exe | autoprotect.exe | AUTOREG.EXE | AutoRun.bat | autorun.exe | AUTOSIZER.EXE | autospel.exe | AUTOSTART.EXE | autotbar.exe | AUTOTKIT.EXE | autoupd.exe | AutoUpdate.exe | auto_update_loader.exe | aux.exe | aux32.exe | av.exe | avamx.exe | AVBgle.exe | Avconsol.exe | Aveagent.exe | Avgamsvr.exe | AVGCC.exe | avgcc32.exe | AVGCTRL.EXE | AVGEMC.exe | avgmsvr.exe | AVGNT.EXE | AVGREGCL.exe | Avgserv9.exe | avguard.exe | avgw.exe | avifile5.exe | Avimgt.exe | Avimgt32.exe | AVINIT9X.EXE | AVIRCHK.EXE | AVKBar.exe | AVKPop.exe | avkserv.exe | AVKWCTL9X.EXE | Avmaisrv.exe | avmon.exe | avp.exe | avpcc.exe | AvpG.exe | avpguard.exe | avpm.exe | avpmondll.exe | avpr.exe | AVprotect.exe | AVprotect9x.exe | avscan.exe | AVSched32.exe | avserve.exe | avserve2.exe | avserve3.exe | Avsynmgr.exe | Avsynmgr32e.exe | Avsynmgr32h.exe | Avsynmgr32S.exe | Avtray.exe | AVupdate.exe | AVwin.exe | AVWLPSTA.exe | AVWUPD32.EXE | avxinit.exe | avxlive.exe | awab.exe | Awatch.exe | awhost32.exe | awinrar.exe | AWUSGSTA.exe | awxDTools.dll, awxRegiste | axfd.exe | AZARE10S.PLT | azexe.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_b.html
B: B9.exe | Babylon.exe | back32.exe ...service.exe | backd.exe | backorif.exe | BACKTIME.EXE | backup.svc | backupnotify.exe | backups32.exe | backweb*****.exe | BACKWEB-137903.exe | backweb-8876480.exe | backweb-8876480.exeldmcon | backweb.exe | BACKWE~1.EXE | Backwork.exe | bacpi10a.exe | BacsTray.exe | BADDATE.EXE | bagent.exe | bakw.exe | ballin.exe | bally4d.exe | banc.exe | Banpopup.exe | bar.exe | bargainbuddy.exe | bargains.exe | bargains.exebargainbuddy. | barint.exe | BascsTray.exe | BasicUpdate.dll.vbs | BATCH.EXE | batmeter.exe | batmgr.exe | batterybar.exe | BatteryLife.exe | battlenet.exe | BatzBack.scr | BAUSB.exe | bawindo.exe | bayswap.exe | bazzi.exe | bbeagle.exe | bboy.exe | bbSysTray.exe | bbui.exe | bbwiz.exe | bca.exe | bcdetect.exe | bcmdmmsg.exe | BCMSMMSG.exe | bcmwltry.exe | bcnt.exe | bcpc.exe | bcpc_c.exe | bcre.exe | BcTool.exe | bctweak.exe | bcvsrv32.exe | bcwipetm.exe | BDEsecureinstall.exe | bdinit.exe | Bdmcon.exe | bdnagent.exe | bdoesrv.exe | bdss.exe | bdswitch.exe | beagle.exe | bearshare.exe | beei.exe | befaster3.exe | BEHL.exe | BEHLO.exe | belgium nm.exe | BELORVBI.exe | Belsta.exe | Belt.exe | benadrilalert.exe | besch.exe | BestPopupKiller.exe | beta.exe | BeTrack.exe | BF3.EXE | Bfrecv.exe | Bginfo.exe | bgnewsag.exe | bgsmsnd.exe | bgswitch.exe | bhblaster.exe | BHOCop.exe | BHODemon.exe | bhoserv.exe | BI1HEL~1.EXE | bible.exe | bidispl2.exe | bigbadvirus.exe | BIGFIX.EXE | Billmind.exe | bindata.exe | Bingdian.vbs | bingo9.exe | BIOS1.EXE | Bios32.exe | biosefui.exe | BIOVCIP.exe | BitComet.exe | BITDEFENDERX.EXE | BitDefender_P2P_Startup.e | bitpaint.exe | BJPSMAIN.EXE | blackd.exe | blackice.exe | blade.exe | blads.exe | bldbubg.exe | bleatest.exe | blengine.exe | bline.exe | bling.exe | blinkx.exe | Block-checker.exe | blocker.exe | BlockTracker.exe | blsloader.exe | blspc.exe | blss.exe | blstapp.exe | BMan1.exe | BMLauncher.exe | BMMLREF.EXE | bmqnzkg.exe | Bmui.exe | BMupdate.exe | bmz.exe | Bndt32.exe | bnui.exe | BO1HEL~1.EXE | BOC412.exe | Boclean.exe | BODMon.exe | Bogobot.exe | boln.exe | BOMB32.EXE | boo.exe | boot.exe | Boot32.pif | bootcfg1.exe | bootconf.exe | bootctrl.exe | BootLoader.exe.vbs | bootmng.exe | bootpd.exe | BootSector.exe | BOOTST~1.EXE | bootvid2.exe | bootvid4.exe | BootWarn.exe | bopotsvr.exe | borlandg.exe | Boston.exe | bot.exe | Botnet.exe | botss.exe | botzor.exe | bouncer.exe | BoundRec.exe | boxide.exe | bpc.exe | bpc2 re inst.exe | bpcable.exe | bpcpost.exe | bpk.exe | bpool.exe | bpsinstall.exe | bptre.exe | bpudfmon.exe | bpumTray.exe | BQTray.exe | br0ken.exe | Brasil.exe | BRASIL.PIF | brctrcen.exe | BREAK REMINDER.exe | breatle.exe | breg.exe | BRITRAY.EXE | BrMeCom.exe | BrMfcWnd.exe | BrmfRmPA.exe | Brong32.exe | browser8.exe | browseraid.exe | BrowserSentinel.exe | bs2.dll,DllRun | bsc32.exe | BSCLIP.exe | Bsoft.exe | bsplayer.exe | bsw.exe | BT Broadband.exe | btinst.exe | BtnHnd.exe | btsendto.exe | BTSetBootKey.exe | btstart.exe | bttnserv.exe | bttray.exe | BtUsrBdg.exe | btv.exe | Buddyizer.exe | buffer32.exe | bugwatcher.exe | bulldownload.exe | bullguard.exe | bundle.exe | BundleOuter.EXE | burndl32.exe | button.exe | ButtonKey.exe | buzof.exe | bvldv32.exe | bvt.exe | BWCfgLoader.exe | bwprnmon.exe | bwtray.exe | bxservice.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_c.html
C: c32cs2.exe | c:archiv~1win.com | c:autoexec.bat | C:wp.exe | ca.exe | Cabchk.exe | Cabchk32.exe | CABCInstall.exe | cabview1.exe | Cacheman.exe | CacheMgr.exe | cacstart.exe | cads.exe | CAGENT.EXE | CahootWebcard.exe | caKe | CALCHECK.EXE | calendar.exe | calk.exe | calrem.exe | CamCheck.exe | Camdetect.exe | CAMDET~*.EXE | Cameno.exe | Camtray.exe | Canada.exe | canary-std.exe | canary.exe | CAP3ONN.EXE | capexp.exe | capfax.exe | CAPM1LAK.EXE | Capon.exe | Care20.exe | Care2GTU.exe | carpserv.exe | CARPserver.exe | cart322.exe | CasAgnt.exe | casclient.exe | caseyvideo(*).exe (* = di | CaseyVideo.exe | caseyvideo[*].exe (* = di | caseyvideo[*].exe [* = di | cashback.exe | Cashbar.Exe | Cashfiesta.exe | cassandra.exe | cassl.exe | casstub.exe | cat.exe | Cateye.exe | catsrvps.exe | Cavapsvc.exe | CAVRID.exe | CAVS.exe | CAVTray.exe | CAZNOVAS.exe | CBACK.EXE | cber.exe | cbpopw.exe | CBRSS.EXE | CBWAttn.exe | CBWDial.exe | CBWHost.exe | cc.exe | ccApp.exe | ccApp32.exe | ccdoctor.exe | CCenter.exe | ccEvtMgr.exe | ccEvtMngr.exe | ccEvtMrg.exe | ccHelp.hta | CConnect.exe | CCPROXY.EXE | CCPXYSVC.exe | ccreal.exe | ccRegVfy.exe | ccSetMgr.exe | ccSort.exe | ccsrn.exe | ccsrs.exe | ccUpdate.exe | cd1.exe | cdaccess.exe | CDANTSRV.exe | Cdcompat.exe | cddrv32.exe | cdesk.exe | cdf.exe | cdi.exe | cdm.exe | CDPlay.EXE | cdromcntrl.exe | cdstorager.exe | CDTray.exe | CDUpdater.exe | CdzSvc.exe | CD_Load.exe | CeEKey.exe | Ceic.exe | Cell.exe | cepmtray.exe | cerf.exe | Certutil.exe | CFD.exe | cffrem.exe | CfgDll32.exe | cfgintpr.exe | cfgpwnz.exe | CFGREG.EXE | CFGSAFE.EXE | CFGSAFE.EXEAUTOCHK.EXE | cfgsys32.exe | cfgwiz.exe | Cfgwiz32.exe | cfinst.exe | cFosDNT.exe | cfosinst.exe | cFosSpeed.exe | cftmon.exe | cftrb32.exe | cgmenu.exe | cgserver.exe | cgtask.exe | cgy32win.exe | cgywin32.exe | ChamClock.exe | ChannelUp.exe | charmapnt.exe | charmapx.exe | charms.exe | Chatango.exe | chcenter.exe | che.ocx.vbs | Cheatle.exe | check32.exe | CheckCWupdate.exe | checker.exe | CheckIt86.exe | china.bat | CHINA11MSN.EXE | CHKADMIN.EXE | chkdsk.exe | chkfont.exe | chngline.exe | Choke.exe-blahh | chostsv.exe | CHTVINIT.EXE | cihost.exe | CIJxP2PS.EXE | ciscv.exe | CISRVR.EXE | Cissi.exe | cisvc.exe | CitiVAN.exe | civsc.exe | CJet.exe | Cjstcom.exe | Cjstlst.exe | CJSTRxx.EXE | Cjstsr.exe | CKA.exe | clamav.exe | ClamTray.exe | class0117(random).exe | CLCL.exe | cleanall.exe | CleanReg.exe | CleanTemp.exe | CLEANT~1.EXEB | CLEANT~1.EXEBCleanTemp.ex | cleanup.exe | clean_service.cmd | clfmon.exe | cli.exe runtime | CLI.exe SystemTray | click2call.exe | ClickMe.exe | Clickoff.exe | clickr~1.exe | ClickT~1.EXE | CLICONFG.EXE | client.exe | CLIENT.EXEclient01.exe | client01.exe | ClipMt5x.exe | CLIPMT60.EXE | Clipomatic.exe | Clipsrv.exe | ClipTrak.exe | ClipTrakker.exe | clisvc95.exe | clmpanel.exe | CLOCKWISE.EXE | CloneCDTray.exe | CLRamCleaner.exe | clrschp038.exe | clrssn.exe | cm20.exe | cma.exe | CMAGENT.EXE | cmail.dll, Rundll32 | CManager.exe | cmappclient.exe | CMD16.EXE | cmd32.exe | cmdcon.exe | CmdPrompt32.pif | CmdServ.exe | cmdzxdll.exe | cme.exe | cmesseng.exe | CMEsys.exe | CMEupd.exe | CMGrdian.exe | Cmluc.exe | cmmon.pif | cmmon32.exe | cmmpu.exe | cmon14.exe | cmpbk321.exe | CMPDPSRV.EXE | cmrss.exe | cmrst.exe | cmrst.scr | cmsrg.exe | cmsssr.exe | cmt101.exe | cmx32.exe | cmxp.exe | CNBABE.EXE | CNF UPD.EXE | cnf.bat | CNFGLD32.EXE | CNFGLD32.EXECnfgldr.exe | Cnfgldr.exe | cnfrm.exe | cnfrm33.exe | cnftips.exe | cnqmax.exe | cnstat.exe | CnxAdslL.exe | CnxDslTb.exe | CnxMon.exe | CNYHKey.exe | Code.exe | Code.exehit.exeSnt.exe | coderxt.exe | codq.exe | color.exe | coloreal.exe | com.exe | ComAgent.exe | combo.exe | ComboButton.exe | combop.exe | comcfg.exe | comctl32.exe | comctl_32.exe | COMDLGEX.EXE | comet.exe | comet.exe /app:SSWPlaunch | comime.exe | COMIP.EXE | comm.exe | command.exe | command.pif | command32.exe | COMMANDER.EXE | Commandr.exe | commctr.exe | commh32.exe | commonaccess.exe | companion.exe | COMPAQ-RBA.EXE | compaq.exe | compq.exe | compq32.exe | compqs.exe | Compt.exe | CompuSpeed.vbs | comsmd.exe | comsutil.exe | comxt.exe | confgldr.exe | config.com | Config.exe | Config33.exe | configldr.exe | configs.exe | Configtool.exe | config_.com | confsvr.exe | conmgr.exe | Connect.exe | connect2party.exe | connection.exe | ConnectionManager.exe | conscorr.exe | consol32.exe | contacte.exe | Control.exe | control64.exe | Cool.exe | CopernicPerUserTaskMgr.ex | copq.exe | copy C:WINDOWSwinshow.new | copy C:\WINDOWS\winshow.n | Copy Handler.exe | copyfstq.exe | CopyProtectionNotifier.ex | CoreCenter.exe | CORECE~1.EXE | CorelDraw.exe | coresrv.exe | coresys.exe | corona.exe | corrida.exe | cosine.exe | couponica.exe | CP32BTN.EXE | CPA9P2PS.exe | cpad.exe | CPATR10.EXE | CPBRWTCH.EXE | CPD.EXE | CplBTQ00.EXE | CPLDBL10.exe | cppatch.exe | cpqa1000.exe | CPQAcDc.exe | CPQAlert.exe | CPQBootPerfDB.EXE | CPQCalib.exe | CpqDfwAg.exe | cpqdiaga.exe | cpqdmi.exe | cpqeadm.exe | cpqeaui.exe | cpqhcm.exe | CpqInet.exe | cpqinkag.exe | cpqkl.exe | cpqnpcss.exe | cpqpscp.exe | Cpqset.exe | cpr | cpsdv.exe | Cpucool.exe | cpumgr.exe | cpunumber.exe | Cpusave.exe | Cpusave32.exe | cpustats.exe | cracked_windows1.exe | Crc32stats.exe | crcss.exe | createAMonster.exe | Createcd.exe | Createcd50.exe | createsw.exe | Creative.exe | criticalUpdate.exe | crmss.exe | CrossMenu | crsrr.exe | crsrs.exe | crss.exe | crss32.exe | crssm.exe | crssr.exe | crssrs.exe | crsss.exe | crsss32.exe | Crsss64.exe | crsvvc.exe | crsys32.exe | crtl.exe | crvss.exe | cs.exe | csass.exe | csc.exe | cscrs.exe | csdata32.exe | csecure.exe | cseinst.exe | CSINJECT.EXE | Csinsm32.exe | csm.exe | csmn.exe | csms.exe | csmss.exe | csmss32.exe | csnss.exe | CsRemnd.exe | Csrrs.exe | csrs.exe | csrsc.exe | csrse.exe | CSRSR.exe | csrss.exe | csrss32.exe | csrss386.exe | csrssa.exe | csrssp.exe | csrsss.exe | CSRSSU.exe | CSRSSW.EXE | Csrtss.exe | cssrs.exe | cssrss.exe | Csss.exe | CSSServer.exe | CSS_1631.EXE | csta.exe | cstar.exe | cstr.exe | CSUSEM32.EXE | CSv10P070.exe | CSV7P070.exe | CSV7P26.exe | CSV7P91.exe | csxrs.exe | CSysTime.exe | ct.exe | CTAvTray.exe | CTB.EXE | CTCMonitor.exe | CTCMSGo.exe | CTDetect.exe | CTDVDDet.exe | CTDVDDet.exeCTDetect.exe | CTEaxSpl.exe | ctflog.exe | CTFM0N.exe | ctfmon.exe | ctfmon32.exe | CTFMONSS.EXE | ctfmoons.exe | ctfnom.exe | CTHELPER.EXE | CTin10.exe | CTLauncher.exe | CTLTask.exe | CTLTray.exe | CTMIX32.EXE | ctmnrun.exe | ctnmrun.exe | CTNOTIFY.EXE | CToolBar.exe | CTPDPSRV.EXE | ctpdpsrvr.exe | CTRegRun.exe | CtrlVol.exe | CTSRReg.exe | CTSVCCD.EXE | Ctsvccda.exe | CTSYSVOL.exe | cttdpsrv.exe | ctupdclt.exe | ctxma.exe | Cuagent.exe | cuo.exe | CursorXP.exe | CuteMX.EXE | CVDAsDW.exe | cvmonitor.exe | cvpnd.exe | cvrsss.exe | Cvshost.exe | cvss.exe | cw.exe | cw4.exe | cwbappcd.exe | cwbckver.exe | cwbinhlp.exe | CwbSvStr.Exe | cwbuitsk.exe | cwbwlwiz.exe | Cwcdschk.exe | CWD3DSND.EXE | cwm_tray.exe | cwupdate.exe | cxma.exe | cxtpls_loader.exe | CYB2K.EXE | cyberchk.exe | CyberWolf.exe | cygwin.exe | CyphTray.exe | cyxid98.exe | czech.exe | c_pan.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_d.html
D: d.exe | D066UUTY.EXE | d11host.exe | D4.exe | D4NG3.vbs | d?dplay.exe | d?xplore.exe | daconfig.exe | dadapp.exe | dadx.exe | Daemon.exe | daemon.exe c daemon2.exe | daemon.exetp4serv.exe | DAEMON32.EXE | dailin.exe | DAMon.exe | DAP.exe | dapdll.exe | dashboard.exe | DataLayer.exe | datamonitor.exe | datcheck.exe | Date.POP.vbs | DateMakerIntl.exe | datemanager.exe | DATRAY.EXE | DAupdate.exe | davcsync.exe | DAW9532.EXE | dayplan.exe | DAYTODAY.EXE | dbaccess.exe | dbgbgr.exe | dbnetlib.exe | dbserv.exe | dbserver.exe | dc.exe | DCC_send.exe | DcDaemon.exe | dcemgr.exe | dcfssvc.exe | dcomuser.exe | dcomx.exe | dd.exe | DDCActiveMenu.exe | DDCMan.exe | dddd.exe | ddeproc.exe | DDEsvr.exe | ddhelp32.exe | DDialler.exe | DDS.EXE | ddutray.exe | de32gen.exe | deamon.exe | debugmonitor.exe | DebugW32.exe | dec25.exe | DefAlert.exe | defect08.exe | defrag.exe | defragfat32.exe | defragfat32abc.exe | defragfat32pi.exe | defragfat32z.exe | defragfat39.exe | defragfatz.exe | defragment.exe | DEFSCANGUI.EXE | defwatch.exe | del-me.exe | delayrun.exe | DeleteSatellite.exe | delfolders.exe | delldmi.exe | DELLMMKB.EXE | dellsc.exe | delmsbb.exe | DelTemp.exe | deltray.exe | deltreew.exe C:cabs | demon.exe | Deneca.bat | deneme.exe | dePloy.exe | desires.exe | desk-top-service.exe | desk95.exe | desk98.exe | DeskAdServ.exe | DESKCOLOR.EXE | Deskflag.exe | DeskMateAutoUpdate.exe | Deskshop.exe | desktop.exe | desktopmgr.exe | DesktopSearch.exe | DESKTOPX.EXE | deskup.exe | Dest068.exe | destroyb11.exe | detector.exe | DevDetect.exe | DEVDET~*.EXE | DevDtct2.exe | devgulp.exe | Devices2.exe | devl32.exe | devldr16.exe | devldr32.exe | devlog.exe | dewa.exe | dexs.exe | dezi.exe | Dfsvc.exe | DGDRHE~1.EXE | DGJM.exe | dgtstart.exe | dguard.exe | dhbrwsr.exe | dhcpagnt.exe | DHNUXB.exe | DHUpdt.exe | Dia Claro.htm | diagent.exe | DIAL.exe | dialer423.exe | dialup.exe | Diamondview.exe | Dibane.bat | die.exe (path) mdll.exe | die.exe (path) secure.bat | die.exe (path) secure.exe | die.exe (path) ttg.exe | die.exe and either ttg.ex | die.exe [path] mdll.exe | die.exe [path] secure.bat | die.exe [path] secure.exe | die.exe [path] ttg.exe | DietK.exe | DigiCell.exe | DigitalNamesStart.exe | DigitalSound.exe | digstream.exe | DIIhost.exe | dIlhost.exe | Dimension.exe | dino3.exe | dinst.exe | dipset.exe | direct3d.exe | directCC.exe | Directcd.exe | directs.exe | Directvdsl.exe | DirectX.exe | Directx.exeSqlexploit.exe | directx32.exe | DirectX3D.exe | DirectXset.exe | Dirkey.exe | dirote.exe | discoveg.exe | diskcheck.exe | diskinf.exe | DISKMON.EXE | disknag.exe | diskserv.exe | diskver.exe | Disk_Monitor.exe | Display.exe | disspy.exe | DISTASST.EXE | dit.exe | DiTask.exe | Divamon.exe | DivX.Exe | divxenc.exe | DivXPlayer.exe | DkIcon.exe | DkService.exe | dktime.exe | dkware.exe | dkzzixm.exe | Dlatray.exe | dlbabmgr.exe | dlbfbmgr.exe | dlbkbmgr.exe | dlbxmon.exe | dlder.exe | DLForcerEXE.exe | DLG.exe | DLGCHBW.exe | DLGLI.EXE | dlhost.exe | dlink.exe | dll.exe | DLL32SYS.EXE | dllcachev2.exe | Dllcmd32.exe | dlldmt.exe | dllhelp.exe | dllhlp.exe | dllhost.exe | dllhost32.exe | dllhostxp.exe | DLLMAN.EXE | dllmanager.exe | dllmanager32.exe | dllmem32.exe | dllmngr32.exe | dllpt.exe | dllreg.exe | DLLSRV32.EXE | dllsvc32.exe | dlm.exe | dlres.exe | dlt.exe | dluca.exe | dluxde.exe | dmcpl.exe | DMHKEY.EXE | dmildr.exe | DMISL.EXE | DMISLAPP.exe | dmrss.exe | dmserver.exe | Dmsvc32.exe | dmtdll.exe | DMXLauncher.exe | dm_mgr.exe | Dnar.exe | DncLE.exe | DNETC.EXE | dns2goclient.exe | dns32.exe | dnscleaner.exe | dnsping.exe | dnsresolver.exe | dnsrslve.exe | dnsserv.exe | dnsvc.exe | dnxvc.exe | DockApp.exe | Doctor.exe | doezs.exe | doing.exe | doit.exe | dontpanicdemodp.exe | dopus.exe | doriot.exe | dos.exe | Dos32.exe | dos64.exe | dosrun32.exe | download.exe | DownloadPlus.exe | DownloadWizard.exe | DownloadWonder.exe | downlo~1.exe | Downxz.bat | dp-******.exe | DPAgnt.exe | dpcnav.exe | DPConfig.exe | dpcproxy.exe | dpcstart.exe | dpi.exe | DPMW32.EXE | dpps2.exe | dps.exe | Dr.DivX.exe | Dragdiag.exe | DragDrop.exe | DRDOOM.EXE | DrgToDsc.exe | DriBat32.exe | dried.exe | driver32.exe | driver64.exe | Drivers.bat | driveselect.exe | drrss.exe | drst.exe | drv.exe | drvddll.exe | DrvListnr.exe | drvlsnr.exe | drvr32h.exe | drvrquery32.exe | drvsc.exe | drvsys.exe | DrWatson32.exe | drwatson_.exe | drwatson_32.exe | drwatsoon.exe | DRWEBAV.EXE | Drwebscd.exe | DRWTSN16.EXE | DR_S.exe | dsa.exe | dSAFsqs.exe | DSB.exe | DSC.exe | dsclock.exe | DSentry.exe | dseraser.exe | dservice.exe | DShmap.exe | Dskcompat.exe | DSLagent.exe | dslaunch.exe | dsldbaccess.exe | dslgeaccess.exe | dslmon.exe | dslstat.exe | dsm.exe | dssagens.exe | dssagent.exe | dstart2.exe | dstart4.exe | dtiom98.exe | DTLoader.exe | DTOURS.exe | dtxservice.exe | DUC20.exe | duck.exe | DUControl.exe | DUMETER.EXE | dummy.exe | dumprep 0 -k | dumprep 0 -kdumprep 0 -u | dumprep 0 -u | dun3.exe | duwi.exe | DVD43_Tray.exe | DVDBitSet.exe | Dvdcompat.exe | DVDLauncher.exe | dvdplay.exe | DVDTray.exe | DVDUpgrd.exe | dveldr.exe | dvldr.exe | Dvldr32.exe | Dvp95.exe | DVPAPI9X.exe | Dvpinit.exe | Dvprpt.exe | dvraudio.exe | dvsync.exe | DvzIncMsgr.exe | DvzMsgr.exe | dw.exe | dwdas.exe | Dwe.exe | DWHeartbeatMonitor.exe | dwMon.exe | DX3DRndr.exe | Dx8compat.exe | dx9diag.exe | dxd3d.exe | dxdllreg.exe | dxmsrv.exe | dxopengl.exe | dxsound.exe | Dxsty.exe | dxterm5.exe | Dxupdate.exe | DynDNS.exe | dynitora.exe | dynizari.exe | DynSite.exe | dynubas.exe | DZSAVEME.EXE
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_e.html
E: E-S0BIC1.EXE | EA2Check.exe | EabServr.exe | eaclean.exe | eanthology.exe | EANTHO~1.EXE | EasyAV.exe | easyclip.exe | EasyDates.exe | EasyDates_nl.exe | easykey.exe | EasyKeyboardLogger | EasyShare.exe | EasyTune.exe | easywww2.exe | EbatesMoeMoneyMaker0.exe | ebay.exe | EBAYTBAR.EXE | eBayTBDaemon.exe | Eber.exe | Eboard.exe | EC.exe | ecard.exe | EchoCtrl.exe | ecleaner.exe | ECPE.EXE | ECSERVER.EXE | Ecview.exe | edexter.exe | editpad.exe | Edwizard.exe | ee.exe | EEXPLORER.EXE | efaxs.exe | Efpap.exe | efpeadm.exe | ehshell.exe | ehtray.exe | ei10.exe | Ekiller.exe | ekor.exe | ElbyCheck.exe | Element.txt | elf.exe | elite***32.exe (* = rando | elite***32.exe (*** = ran | elite***32.exe [* = rando | elite***32.exe [*** = ran | elite.exe | Elmenv.exe | elsavect.exe | em2.exe | EMA.EXE | EMAKESV.EXE | EMIII.exe | emo.exe | emsw.exe | emule.exe | eMusicClient.exe | EM_EXEC.EXE | en4060ct.exe | enbiei.exe | ENCMONTR.EXE | Energizer FileSaver.exe | EnergyPlugin.exe | enginecs2.exe | ENGSS.EXE | EngUtil.exe | enhance32.exe | enhupdt.exe | EnigmaPopupStop.exe | EnMixCPL.exe | ENSMIX32.EXE | Enternet.exe | eOneMng.exe | EPOAgentnaimag32.exe | EPOAgentnaimag32.exenaima | EPOAgentnaimas32.exe | EPRINT4.EXE | ePrompter.exe | eps.exe | EPSON CardMonitor1.0.exe | EPSON_PhotoStarter.exe | Equipmen.exe | eraser.exe | Ereg.exe | erm.exe | eros.exe | ErPhn2.exe | ErrorGuard.exe | ErrorNuker.exe | ErTray.exe | ERTS0749.exe | ERTYDF.exe | Erun.pif | esb.exe | ESBUpdate.exe | eschlp.exe | escorcher.exe | esftp.exe | Esoh123.exe | ESPWatch.exe | essapm.exe | Essd.exe | essdc.exe | ESSNDSYS.EXE | ESSOLO.exe | esspk.exe | essspk.exe | eSupCmd.exe | ET4Tray.exe | etbtest.exe | etdirrcv.exe | ethernet.exe | ethernet32m.exe | etoolbar.exe | EuroGlot.exe | eusexe.exe | eventagt.exe | eventlog.exe | eventmgr.exe | EvLstnr.exe | evntsc.exe | evntsvc.exe | evntsvc.exerealsched.exet | EVOLOSTA.EXE | evthtm.exe | EWALLET.EXE | ewat.exe | eworo.exe | ewupdater.exe | exbce.exe | ExchangeMaster.exe | exdl.exe | exe.exe | EXE32EXE.exe | exec.exe | EXECDLL32.exe | execfg4.exe | exgiwsl.exe | Exiflaquickdcr.exe | Exiflaquickdcr.exeQuickDC | Exit to DosPrompt.pif | Exlaunch.exe | exp0lrer.exe | expIorer.exe | expl0rer.exe | Expl32.exe | Exploer.exe | exploier.exe | exploier.exeexploier.exe. | exploirez.exe | explorar.exe | explore.exe | explore.vbs | explore32.exe | explored.exe | explorer.exe | Explorer.exe sound_drive1 | Explorer.exe svchost.exe | Explorer.exe, msmsgs.exe | explorer.pif | EXPLORER.SCR | explorer16.exe | EXPLORER32.EXE | explorer6s4.exe | EXPLORERE.EXE | explores.exe | explorexp.exe | explr32.exe | expoler.exe | expup.exe | EXSHOW95.exe | External.exe | ExtraDNS.exe | exxdemon.exe | ezagent.exe | EzButton.EXE | EZDESK.EXE | ezdsmain.exe | EzEjMnAp.exe | Ezg1q5.exe | ezlwy.bat | eZmmod.exe | EZNORUN.EXE | ezsched.exe | ezsmart.exe | ezSP_Px.exe | ezSP_Px.exeezSP_PxEngine. | ezSP_PxEngine.exe | eZulaMain.exe | eZuluMain.exe | e_s0hic1.EXE | E_S10IC2.exe | E_S4I0T1.EXE | E_S4I2F1.exe | E_S4I2G1.EXE | E_SICN03.exe | E_SOEIC1.exe | e_srcv02.exe | e_srcv03.exe | e_srcv03.exee_srcv02.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_f.html
F: F-Sched.exe | F-StopW.exe | F1REF0X.EXE | F1rewalls.exe | F1TRAY.EXE | f607.exe | faet.exe | fagent.exe | FaLeH.exe | fan.exe | fapmon.exe | farmmext.exe | Fash.exe | fast.exe | FAST2.EXE | Fastboot.exe | fastdown.exe | fastdown.exefastfown.exe | Fawgrd32.exe | FBDirect.exe | FBISM.exe | Fbmount.exe | fbsfsdrs.exe | FBZPaper.exe | FB_PNU.EXE | fc.exe | fcllls.exe | FD.exe | fdcmon.exe | fdm.exe | fdxxl.exe | feelitdm.exe | fensvc32.exe | FerrariWP.exe | ffisearch.exe | ffservice.exe | fhtisxk.exe | figgaz.exe | file.exe | filees.exe | filen.exe | filess.exe | filez.exe | filez.exesexypicz.exeload | filtergate.exe | Filtrgrd.exe | find.exe | Findfast.exe | FindService.exe | Finland.exe | Firewall.bat | Firewall.exe | firewallsp2.exe | Firewallstartup.exe | FirewallSvr.exe | firewall_anti.exe | FirstReboot.exe | fixupdattr.exe | FjMenu.exe | FjMnuIco.exe | fksysmon.exe | flacpy.exe | FlashEnc.exe | Flashget.exe | FlashKsk.exe | flatbed.exe | flencpy.exe | Flexicd.exe | fljzsshc.exe | FLKPT.exe | flncpy.exe | flogotv.exe | FLooDeR.exe | flps.vbs | flpycntl.exe | FLSHSTAT.EXE | FLSVCI.exe | flydesk.exe | fm3032.exe | Fmctrl.EXE | fmedia.exe | FMEMPRO.EXE | fmnwebassist.exe | Fmstart.exe | fmsz.exe | FMW_PCAP.EXE | fnksvc32.exe | fnmwebassist.exe | fntldr.exe | Focus.exe | FolderShield.exe | folderview.exe | FoneSyncSystemTray.exe | fontfix.exe | fonts.hta | FONTVIEW.EXE | fooding.exe | ForbesAlerts.exe | forboo.exe | forces_elite.exe | formatsys.exe | FotoStation Easy AutoLaun | FoulPX.exe | FourthDay.exe | foxdhend.exe | fpdialer.exe | FPDISPxA.EXE | fppdis1.exe | fpplock.exe | FPUK.exe | FPUK.exeZPU.exe | FPWGMWZD.exe | fpwinldr.exe | Fquick32.exe | france.exe | fraps.exe | Freectrl.exe | Freedom.exe | FreeMem.exe | FreeRAM XP Pro *.exe | FreeRAM XP Pro x.exe | freescan.exe | FreeScanner.exe | freshclam.exe | freshdesktop.exe | FridaysInHellInstaller.ex | frntgate.exe | fro.exe | frsk.exe | FRW.EXE | frxmxins.exe | frzstate.exe | fs20.exe | fsaa.exe | FSCBoss.exe | FSDPSRV.exe | fsdqd.exe | fserv.exe | Fservice.exe | Fservice.exeorSservice.ex | fsg-ag_****.exe (* = rand | fsg-ag_****.exe [* = rand | fsg-ag_3102.exe | fsg.exe | fsg.exefsg-ag_3102.exegai | fsg_****.exe | fsg_****.exe (* = random | fsg_****.exe [* = random | fsg_4104.exe | FSM32.EXE | FSMA32.EXE | fsp.exe | FSScrCtl.exe | FSSW.EXE | FSW.exe | fsws.exe | ftbar.exe | ftc.exe | ftctrl32.exe | ftflauncher.exe | FTMSFLTU.EXE | FTPDev.exe | FTPDM.exe | FTPGraber.exe | ftphost.exe | ftpmon.exe | Ftpsched.exe | ftpwin32.exe | FTP_back.exe | fts.exe | fufffy.exe | fukerz.exe | FUKULAMER.exe | fullgames.exe | fuuuucktttttt.exe | fvek.exe | fvlaunch.exe | FVProtect.exe | fwdl.exe | fwdload.exe | FwebProt.exe | fwenc.exe | FWLink.exe | FWPortal.exe | fwr.exe | fwrastrc.exe | fwservice | fxredir.exe | fxsecues.exe | fylez.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_g.html
G: G-VGA.exe | G0mez.vbs | g2svc.exe | g3dctl.exe | G6FTPSrv.exe | gabber.exe | GAELICUM.EXE | gah95on6.exe | gaim.exe | gain_trickler_****.exe (* | gain_trickler_****.exe [* | gain_trickler_3202.exe | gam.exe | game.exe | Game.exe.vbs | GameChannel.exe | GameChannel.exewtgamechan | gamemanager.exe | gameutil.exe | gaSrv.exe | gaSrve.exe | gator.exe | Gay_Sexy_**.exe | GBMenu.exe | gbot.exe | GBPoll.exe | GBTray.exe | gcasAV32.exe | gcasDtServ.exe | gcasServ.exe | gccrem.exe | gclib.exe | gd-dial.exe | gdien32.exe | gdmgr.exe | GDriver.exe | geaccess.exe | Gear511.exe | gearsec.exe | gedit.exe | GEDZAC.exe | GemStRmW.exe | general.exe | gesfm32.exe | getright.exe | getsmile.exe | GFXACC.EXE | gg.exe | ggtb32.exe | ghost.exe | GhostStartService.exe | GhostStartTrayApp.exe | GhostTray.exe | gigabit.exe | GigaByte.exe | gisdnlog.exe | GLADManager.exe | Glass2k.exe | Glidew32.exe | glophone.exe | gluon.exe | glv.exe | Gmouse.exe | GMT.exe | GMT16.exe | gnetmous.exe | gnotify.exe | gnub.exe | Go.exe | GOG.exe | GoGoLaunch.exe | goidr.exe | GoogleDCC.exe | GoogleDesktop.exe | GOOGLEMAPS.EXE | gothica.exe | Gotit.exe | GotSmiley.exe | gozilla.exe | gra.exe | GrabClipSave.exe | Grasiele.VBS | GrdSys32.exe | greece nm.exe | GREENMK.exe | grepclient1.exe | Grokster.exe | grpconv.exe | Grxp4exe.exe | Gscbc.exe | GSDOGST.EXE | gshp.vbs | Gsicon.exe | GSM2.exe | GSMedia3.exe | GSOrganizer.exe | gspotbot.exe | gssomatic.exe | gsv.exe | gsyno.exe | gtwatch.exe | guardpc.exe | GUI.exe | guru.exe | GuruNet.exe | GWHotkey.exe | GWInkMonitor.exe | GWMDMMSG.exe | GWMDMpi.exe | gwreg.exe | GWREMIND.EXE | gwum.exe | gwwgtp.exe | gxlib.exe | gyy.exe | G_Server.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_h.html
H: h3.exe | h4te.exe | hachimitsu-lemon.exe | hackmon.exe | HalAsst.exe | hallowelt.exe | hampanel.exe | happy.exe | hare.exe | HAWK_32.EXE | HAWK_95.EXE | hbagent.exe | Hbinst.exe | hbmail.exe | HbOEAddOn.exe | hc.exe | HCDetect.exe | hclean32.exe | hcm.exe | hcontrol.exe | HCount.exe | HDAudPropShortcut.exe | hddhealth.exe | HDDlife.exe | HDE.EXE | hdsys.exe | HDtray.exe | hearit95.exe | hearit98.exe | Hello.exe | help.exe | Help.pif | helpctl.exe | helper.dll, Rundll32 | helper.exe | HelpExp.exe | helpext.exe | helpw.exe | HERASER.exe | hess.exe | Hf.exe | hffsrv.exe | hfxp.exe | Hgcctl95.exe | HgzServer.exe | hib32.exe | hid.exe | hidden32.exe (path) explo | HideOE.exe | hidep.exe | Hiderun.exe and svhost.ex | hidserv.exe | HijackThis.exe | hint.exe | HIPL2000Popup.exe | histkill.exe | hit.exe | HITWAR~1.EXE | HIV.exe | hk.exe | hk2re.exe | hkcmd.exe | hkey.exe | HKserv.exe | hkss.exe | hlhtxo.exe | hllcxpa.exe | hlp32.exe | hmisvc32.exe | hmlsvc32.exe | Hmonitor.exe | hmusvc32.exe | Hndsync.exe | Holiday Lights.exe | holsvc32.exe | HomeAlarm.exe | honor.exe | hookdump.exe | HookSys.exe | host.exe | host32.exe | host32.exe internat.dll, | hostd.exe | hostdll.exe | Hostren.exe | hosts.exe | hostserv.exe | hostsvc.exe | Hotc.exe | HotfixQ0306270.exe | hotide.exe | hotkey.exe | HotkeyApp.exe | hotpart22.exe | hotpix.exe | hotplug.exe | hotsync.exe | HotTray.exe | hotwetlove.exe | Hot_Kiss.exe | Hot_Tarts.exe | Hot_Tarts_**.exe | Hot_Tarts_Au.exe | HoverDesk.exe | HP05T0R5.exe | hpboid.exe | hpbpro.exe | hpbpsttp.exe | hpcdtray.exe | hpcmpmgr.exe | Hpcron.exe | hpdisply.exe | hpdllhost.exe | hpdrv.exe | hpfsched | hpfsched.exe | hpgs2wnd.exe | Hpha1mon.exe | HPHAxMON.EXE | HPHMON**.EXE | hphmon04.exe | hphmon05.exe | hphmon06.exe | hphome.js | hphprld.exe | hphprld.exe ....setup.exe | hphupd**.exe | hphupd04.exe | hphupd05.exe | hphupd06.exe | hpi-boot.exe | HPIDSCHD.exe | hpimoniter.exe | Hpi_Monitor.exe | HPJETDSC.EXE | hpjsira.exe | HPLAMP.EXE | hplampc.exe | hpmdlbwx.exe | HpMmKbd.exe | hpnra.exe | HPO0VDX05.exe | hpoavn07.exe | hpobnz08.exe | hpobrt07.exe | hpodblia.exe | hpodev07.exe | hpodlb08.exe | hpoopm07.exe | hposol08.exe | HPOSTR03.EXE | HPOSTR03.EXEHPOstr05.exe | HPOstr05.exe | hpotdd01.exe | hppautoindexer.exe | hppdirector.exe | HPPhotoManager.exe | HPPPTA.exe | HPPrint.exe | HPPROPTY.EXE | hppschedindexer.exe | hppt.exe | HPPWRSAV.EXE | hpqcmon.exe | hpqthb08.exe | hpqtra08.exe | HPScanFix.exe | hpsebc08.exe | hpsebc087.exe | hpserver.exe | hpsjbmgr.exe | hpsjvxd.exe | hpsplmwa.exe | HpSrvUI.exe | hpstart.wsf | hpstatus.exe | HPSV.exe | hpsysdrv.exe | hptasks.exe | HpTvNow.exe | HpVisIni.exe | HPWHRC.EXE | hpws.exe | HPWuSchd.exe | HPWuSchd2.exe | hpzts04.exe | hpztsb04.exe | hpztsb05.exe | hpztsbol.exe | hpztsbol.exehpztsd02.exeh | hpztsd02.exe | HP_DeskJet_500.exe | hp_finder.exe | hqisvc32.exe | hqlsvc32.exe | Hr.exe | htmlsync.exe | htpatch.exe | http.exe | http://find.naupoint.com | https.exe | huhdir.exe | Hvid.exe | Hwdoctor.exe | HWINFO* | hxdef.exe | hxdef.exe... | hxdef.exehxdef.exe... | HXDL.EXE | HXDL.EXEHXIUL.EXE | HXIUL.EXE | hyandex.exe | hyperx.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_i.html
I: i love you.exe | i11r54n4.exe | I386.exe | I3Explorer.exe | I81SHELL.exe | i8kfangui.exe | ia99.exe | iaanotif.exe | IAM.exe | iamapp.exe | IAMNET~1.EXE | iap.exe | ias.exe | IASHLPR.EXE | Iassd.exe | iau.exe | ib.exe | IBackground.exe | ibackup.exe | ibm.exe | IBMBAY2N.EXE | IBMBAYSN.EXE | ibmmessages.exe | Ibmmon.exe | IBMonitor.exe | ibmpmsvc.exe | ibot4.exe | Ibtna.exe | icasServ.exe | iClean.exe | ICLOAD95.EXE | ICM.EXE | Icmon.exe | ICO.EXE | icon.exe | iconclnt.exe | ICONDESK.EXE | Iconfig.exe | IconMgr.Exe | Iconoid.exe | Iconsaver.exe | ICP.EXE | icq.exe | ICQ2002.exe | icqjdhs.exe | ICQLite.exe | ICQNet.exe | ICQNET.vbs | ICQpro.exe | Icserver.exe | ICSMGR.EXE | icwconn1.exe | id53.exe | ID8525.exe | ID8525.exeid85255.exe | id85255.exe | IDA.EXE | IDCom.exe | idctup20.exe | ide.exe | idecntl.exe | IDElibr32.exe | idesktop.exe | idetect.exe | Idhost.exe | IDMan.exe | idwlog.exe | idxl.exe | IE4321.exe | Ieboot6.exe | iebs.exe | iecheck.exe | iedll.exe | IEDoctor.exe | IEDriver.exe | IEDriver.exexplore.exe | iEEexplore.exe | IEeng.exe | IEExec.exe | IEFeatures.exe | IEFeatures.exeInternetfea | IefxTray.exe | ieharv.exe | iehelper.exe | IEHost.EXE | ieloader.exe | iemaximizer.exe | Iesar.exe | Iesearch.exe | IEserv.exe | IEService.exe | iesetupdll.exe | ietsr.exe | iexp1orer.exe | IExpIore .exe | IexpIore.exe | IEXPL0RE.EXE | IEXPL0RER.EXE | iexpl0res.exe | Iexplor.exe | Iexplor32.exe | Iexplore .exe | iexplore.exe | iexplore.pif | iexplore32.exe | IExplore326.exe | IExplore327.exe | IExplore32b.exe | IExplore32cb.exe | iexplorer .exe | iexplorer.exe | Iexplorer0.exe | iexplorer32.exe | iexplorere.exe | iexplorerrs.exe | iexplore_.exe | Iexpres.exe | IEXwe.exe | ifrmewrk.exe | IFSplash.exe | igfxtray.exe | iglmtray.exe | Iglpbv.exe | igsex2x.exe | iiexplorer.exe | IILC.EXE | iis.exe | iisvers.exe | IJ75P2PS.EXE | IKEService.exe | IKEYMAIN.EXE | iLyric.exe | IMAGE32.exe | ImageDrive.exe | imagefox.exe | Imagemgt32.exe | imekrig.exe | IMEKRMIG.EXE | ImgIcon.exe | imgst.scr | ImgStart.exe | imiconxp.exe | IMJPMIG.EXE | immcheck.exe | IMOLApp.exe | imonitor.exe | imontray.exe | ImScInst.exe | IMStart.exe | imwireup.exe | iM_Tray.exe | incd.exe | IncMail.exe | incredimail.exe | indexcleaner.exe | Indexindicator.exe | IndexSearch.exe | inetcntrl.exe | inetconf.exe | INETD32.EXE | Inetdbs.exe | inetdl.exe | inetdl_2.exe | inetinf.exe | inetinfo.exe | inetinfomon.exe | inetman.exe | inetmgr.exe | inetwizard.exe | info32.exe | Info32x.exe | infoebay.exe | InfoPenIM.exe | Infoplay.exe | infus.exe | Infuzer.exe | infwin.exe | Inicio.exe | INISvc.exe | inisys.exe | Init.exe | init3.exe | Init32.exe | injobs.exe | InkMonitor.exe | InkWatch.exe | InoRpc.exe | InoRT9x.exe | InoTask.exe | InpriseMon.exe | InSane.exe | insCOA5.exe | insight.exe | InstaFinderK inst.exe | install.exe | Install.log.vbs | install2.exe | InstallAurealDemos.js | installstub.exe | InstantDrive.exe | instantmsgrs.exe | instantpleasure.exe | instantpleasurexxx.exe | INSTAN~1.EXE | INSTIT.BAT | InstUtlR.exe | Int*****.exe | int1.exe | intcp32.exe | Intdel.exe | Intdel.exeintdel_2.exe | intdel_2.exe | IntEdReg.exe /CHECK | IntEdReg.exe /OFFMAN | integator.exe | intel32.exe | IntelMEM.exe | IntelProcNumUtility.exe | Interdll.exe | internat.dll, LoadKeyboar | Internat.exe | Internet.exe | internetcolor.exe | Internetfeatures.exe | INTERNETFEATURES.execlrsc | Internt.exe | interserv.exe | intersvc.exe | interwarn.exe | intl.exe | Intmgr.exe | intranet.exe | intrenat.exe | IntroWiz.exe | intspvc.exe | InvokeSvc3.exe | Iomon98.exe | IOWATCH.EXE | ip.exe | ip7.exe | ipcconn.exe | ipcfg.exe | ipclient.exe | ipcon32.exe | IPCONN.EXE | iphider.exe | ipmon.exe | ipmon32.exe | iPodManager.exe | iPodWatcher.exe | iprntctl.exe | ipsecdialer.exe | IPSecMon.exe | ipstack.exe | iptl.exe | IPW.exe | ipxwping.exe | iPY.exe | iqes.exe | irbme.exe | IreIKE.exe | IRMON.EXE | irun.exe | irun4.exe | irwftp.exe | IrXfer.exe | ir_ftp.exe | is.exe | Isac.exe | isafe.exe | isass.exe | Isass32.exe | ISASS32.pif | ISATRAY.EXE | isdbdc.exe | isDel.bat | isearch.exe | iservc.exe | iservice.exe | ISLP2STA.EXE | ispbeg.exe | ispnews.exe | ispynow.exe | Israfel.vbs | issch.exe | ISStart.exe | ISSVC.exe | iss_srvr.exe | istinstall zazzer.exe | istsvc.exe | ISUSPM.exe | ISWizard.exe | isystem.exe | itcnmon.exe | itDDD.exe | ITIMER.exe | Itk.exe | itLoad.exe | iTouch.exe | iTouch.exeCommandr.exe | ItsDeductible.exe | itune.exe | itunes.exe | iTunesHelper.exe | it_cpq~1.exe | ivpsvmgr.exe | iw.exe | iWareStart.exe | IWatch.exe | iwctrl.exe | iwnujdss.exe | iwnujdss2.exe | IXApplet.exe | ixplore.exe | ???exe | I_26dadCC.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_j.html
J: j?vaw.exe | jacfg2.exe | JAguAr.exe | jah.exe | jammer.exe | JAMMER2ND.EXE | janis.com | Java Plug In close.exe | java.exe | javamx.exe | JavaRun.exe | javaup.exe | javavm.exe | javaw.exe | jawa32.exe | jdbgmgrnt.exe | jdbgmrg.exe | Jiffybar.exe | JMSrvr.exe | JobHisInit.exe | JogServ2.exe | jopplerg.exe | JOYUPDRV.EXE | jrdtifkkxbbsa.exe | Jreg2b.exe | JsDbgMan.exe | JupitCo.exe | jusched.exe | jusched32.exe | jushed32.exe | jutsu.exe | jv16pt_network.exe | jzi16.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_k.html
K: K2ps_full.exe | K6CPU.EXE | kak.hta | kaka.exe | Kalibump.exe | kalv****.exe (* = random | kalv****.exe [* = random | kalv***32.exe (* = random | kalv***32.exe [* = random | Kargo.exe | KASPERANTIVIRUS.EXE | kaspersky.exe | KasperskyAV.exe | Kasperskyaveng.exe | kaspery.exe | Kav.exe | kav32.exe | KAVPF.exe | KavPFW.exe | KAVStart.exe | kavsvc.exe | kavsvx.exe | kazaa.exe | kazaalite.exe | KaZooM.Exe | Kazza.exe | KB891711.exe | KBD.EXE | KbdAp32A.exe | kbddrv32.exe | kbddrvinf.exe | KBOOST.exe | KCeasy.exe | kcpqek.exe | KdzEregli.exe | Keenvalue.exe | keep.exe | KEM.exe | KEMailKb.EXE | kemet.exe | kennewr.exe | kern-mxe.exe | kern32.exe | kernel.com | kernel.dli | Kernel.dll | Kernel32.com | Kernel32.comScandisk.com | kernel32.dlI | kernel32.exe | Kernel32.pif | Kernel32.win | kernel32dll.exe | kernel32s.exe | Kernell.dll | kernels32.exe | Kernelw32.exe | Kernn.exe | key.exe | keyacc32.exe | keybdcntl.exe | keybdll.exe | keyboard.exe | keyboard_enum.exe | keyhook.exe | Keyhost.exe | keylog.exe | keylogger.exe | Keyloggerpro.exe | KeyMan.exe | keymap.exe | Keymgr.exe | KeyPatrol.exe | keysh.exe | Keyspy.exe | KEYSTATE.EXE | keystroke.exe | KeyText.exe | keyword.exe | KeywordFinder.exe | kgzgjkpcw.exe | kgzgjkpcw.exeZONEALARM.EX | KHALMNP.exe | Khalmnpr.exe | khooker.exe | KHost.exe | KICKMON.EXE | killall.exe | killer.exe | KillPopup.exe | kimochi.exe | Kinberlink.exe | Kkk.exe | klsuicbn.exe | kmaestro.exe | kmw_run.exe | kmw_show.exe | kn0x.exe | KodakCCS.exe | KonniSymbol.exe | kontiki.exe | KPDrv4XP.exe | krec32.exe | krisp.exe | krnl32.exe | Krnlmod.exe | kstatus.exe | ktchnsnk.exe | ktrexe.exe | kvpnclient.exe | KWallet.exe | kxmixer.exe | KYSVCXD.EXE
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_l.html
L: l0ad.exe | l32x.exe | L4r1$$a.pif | l?ass.exe | l?gonui.exe | ladies.htm | lah.exe | lalaa.exe | lanbrup.exe | landriver32.exe | languard.exe | LanNSvc.exe | LanSpeed2.exe | LANWAKE.EXE | lanXp.exe | LaoKey.exe | LARISSA_ANTI_VIRUS.exe | LAS0Ads.exe | lass.exe | lass32.exe | lassa.exe | lasvr32.exe | later.exe | LaunApp.exe | launcg.exe | Launch.exe | LAUNCH32.EXE | LaunchAdware.exe | LaunchAp.exe | LaunchApplication.exe | Launcher.exe | launchpd.exe | LaunchRA.exe | laxmsp32.exe | lcd.exe | LCDC.exe | LCDPlyer.exe | lcfep.exe | lcidchng.exe | lclock.exe | lcsrv16.exe | lcvga.exe | ld.exe | ldasp.exe | ldfnt32.hta | ldmconf.exe | ldriver.exe | LEDTRAY.EXE | LeechGet.exe | LetsSearch.exe | lexbac.exe | lexbce.exe | LEXPLORE.exe | lexpps.exe | lexstart.exe | lf66prc.exe | lfass.exe | Lfh.exe | lfsndmng.exe | Lgnpsp32.exe | LGWAKEUP.EXE | li-multi****.exe | li-thund****.exe | li-vita****.exe | libsys32.exe | libsysmgr.exe | libupdate.exe | libupdate32.exe | libupdte.exe | LIC.exe | lide.exe | Lien Van de Kelder.exe | Lien Vande Kelder.exe | Lien vd Kelder.exe | Lien.exe | Lientjeuh.exe | LienVandeKelder.exe | LienVdK.exe | Lightning.exe | LimeWire.exe | LineSpeedMeter.exe | Linksts.exe | linux.exe | Linux.vbs | Lisa.exe | list32.exe | liteout.exe | LIU.exe | LIU.exeRubicon.exe | Livenote.exe | LiveSexCams.exe | LiveUpdate.exe | Llass.exe | Llsched.exe | lMAPl.exe | lmas.exe | lmass.exe | lmgui.exe | lmhosts.exe | LMonitor.exe | lmpdpsrv.exe | lmrss.exe | lmrt.exe | lms2cenu.exe | LMSTATUS.EXE | lmsxxe.exe | LMU.exe | ln32k.dll | lnchbrd.exe | load shell.dll /c /set | load win64.drv | load.exe | load32.exe | loadcfg32.exe | loaddll.exe | loaded.exe | Loader.exe | Loader32.exe | loader_name.exe | loadfax.exe | LoadFonts.vbs | LoadFonts.vbsTahoma.vbs | loadfp.exe | LoadGolfCourses.exe | loadkk.exe | loadqm.exe | loads.exe | LOADWB.EXE | loadwc.exe | localsrv.exe | localsvc.exe | locatesvc.exe | lockpc.exe | log.exe | log32zx.exe | logfile.exe | logger.exe | login.scr | Logitech.exe | Logitechs.exe | logitechwls.exe | LogiTray.exe | Logi_MwX.exe | LogMeInSystray.exe | logon.exe | logonstudio.exe | logwat95.exe | look.exe | looknstop.exe | lookupsys.exe | loor.pif | lopsearch.exe | LOPTCON.exe | Lorena.exe | loud.exe | lover.vbe | Lpr123.exe | Lps.exe | lpt.exe | lptask.exe | lrbz32.exe | lrbzus32.exe | Ls.exe | lsa.exe | lsac.exe | lsas.exe | lsas32.exe | lsasrv.exe | lsass.exe | lsass.scr | lsass135.exe | lsass2.exe | LsasS23.exe | lsass2k.exe | lsass32.exe | lsassa.exe | LSASSd.exe | lsasse.exe | lsassig.exe | lsasss.exe | lsassx.exe | lsasv.exe | lsauth.exe | lsburnwatcher.exe | lserv.exe | lsess.exe | lshost.exe | lshosts32.exe | LSPmonitor.exe | lsrv.exe | lssas.exe | lsserv.exe | lssrv.exe | lsvchost.exe | LSvr.exe | ltcm000c.exe | ltdaemon.exe | LTDMgr.exe | Ltmoh.exe | ltmsg.exe | LTSMMSG.exe | lu.exe | LUGuard.exe | LUSetup.exe | lvcoms.exe | LVCOMSX.EXE | lviewj.exe | lwbwheel.exe | lwbwheel.exeMOUSE32A.EXE | lwemon.exe | lwtest.exe | lwtest.exelwemon.exe | lxamsp32.exe | lxbabmgr.exe | LXbbmgr.exe | lxbfbmgr.exe | lxbkbmgr.exe | LXBLKsk.exe | lxbrbmgr.exe | LXBRKsk.exe | lxbtbmgr.exe | LXBTppls.exe | lxbvbmgr.exe | lxdboxcp.exe | lxes.exe | lxmstart.exe | LXSUPMON.EXE | lxxex.exe | Lyc_SysTray.exe | LzioMediaUpdater.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_m.html
M: M-soft Office.hta | M0USE.exe | m1mmpti.exe | m2gr32.exe | m32info.exe | m32svco.exe | m3tray.exe | m?config.exe | m?iexec.exe | mac.exe | macdwXM.exe | MacLic.exe | MacName.exe | mActiveX.exe | Macvntfy.exe | MAD.EXE | MAFWTray.exe | MAGICDSK.EXE | Magitime.exe | mailbell.exe | MAILCLEANER.EXE | mailinfo.exe | mailman.exe | Mail_Check.exe | main.exe | main16.exe | main32.exe | mainserv.exe | mainsv.exe | mainviewex.exe | maja.exe | makeini32.exe | manage.exe | ManifestEngine.exe | mantispm.exe | mapiicon.exe | mapisvc32.exe | mappc.exe | mapserver.exe | MARCO!.SCR | marspc.exe | masbl.bat | masqform.exe | master.exe | MASTERVOLUMESPY.EXE | matcli.exe | math.exe ...pluged.exe | matrixcam.exe | matrixhere.exe | Matrox.PowerDesk.exe /sil | max.exe | maximizer_startup.exe | MayaPan.Exe | mb.exe | MBM4.exe | MBM5.exe | mbnet.exe | mboxvrfy.exe | mbrpobe.exe | mc-110-12-0000079.exe | mc-58-12-0000080.exe | mc-58-12-0000093.exe | MC.exe | mcafe32.exe | mcafee32.exe | mcafeeAV.exe | McAfeeScanPlus.exe | Mcafeescn.exe | Mcafeeupdate.exe | mcafeshield.exe | Mcaffe2005.exe | mcagent.exe | mcalert.exe | MCamBoot.exe | mcappins.exe | mcc.exe | mcf.exe | MChanger.exe | mcinfo.exe | mcm3.exe | mcmgr32.exe | MCMNHDLR.EXE | MCP****.exe | MCP****.exe (**** = rando | MCP****.exe [**** = rando | mcpdll32.exe | mcpserver.exe | mcregwiz.exe | mcrt32.exe | mcsmss.exe | mcupdate.exe | mcusrt.exe | mcvsrte.exe | MCVSSHLD.EXE | md.exe | MD1.exe | MDDiskProtect.exe | mdm.exe | Mdm.vbs | mdmdll.exe | mdmdll32.exe | mdmdrv.exe | mdmsetpe.exe | mdmsetsp.exe | MDN.exe | MDNS.exe | MDNZ.exe | mds.exe | mdss32.exe | mdwmdmsp.exe | mdxdl.exe | Meca.exe | Media Player.exe | media.exe | media64.exe | MediaAccK.exe | MEDIACTR.EXE | MediaGateway.exe | MediaKey.exe | mediaman.exe | Mediam~1.exe | mediap.exe | MediaPass.exe | MediaPassK.exe | MediaPIayer.exe | mediaplayer.exe | mediaplayer32.exe | media_driver.exe | medload.exe | mella.bat | members-area.exe | memcheck.exe | memmnstr.exe | memoptimizer.exe | memore.exe | MemoryMeter.exe | MemoryWatcher.exe | MEMreaload.exe | MemScanner.exe | memstat.exe | memtuneup.exe | memturbo.exe | MenuSnap.exe | messageblock.exe | messenger.exe | MessengerDiscovery.exe | messengers.exe | MessengerStopper.exe | metalrock-is-gay.exe | metalrock.exe | mexico.exe | mexplore.exe | mfcp30.exe | mfin32.exe | MFindexer.exe | MFindexer.exeMFINDE~1.EXE | MFINDE~1.EXE | MFNTCTL.EXE | Mgabg.exe | mgactrl.exe | mgadiag.exe | Mgahook.exe | mgaqdesk.exe | mgasetup.exe | mgavrtcl.exe | mgavrtcl.exemgavrte.exe | mgavrte.exe | mgmtapi.exe | mgnwin32.exe | mgui.exe | mhdogst.EXE | mhguard.exe | MHINIT.EXE | mhotkey.exe | mhotkey.exeMK9805.EXE | MHPRMIND.EXE | MHPRMINF.EXE | Micr0s0ft.exe | microhost.exe | MicroLog.exe | micront.exe | Microsoft Office.hta | Microsoft Windows.hta | microsoft.exe | Microsoft.exemsawindows.e | microsoft.hta | microsoft420.exe | MicrosoftLog.exe | microsoftmsn32.exe | microsoftsa32.exe | microsoftscanreg.exe | Microsoftx.exe | MIDIDef.exe | millenzje.exe | mimboot.exe | MImpHost.exe | Mincer.exe | MINIBUG.EXE | MINIFERT.EXE | MINILOG.EXE | MiniMavis.exe | MININOTE.EXE | miniport_mp.exe | miranda32.exe | miratesp2.exe | mIRC.dll | mirc.exe | MIRC32.exe | miroupdate.exe | misiCTRL.exe | misitray.exe | Mixer.exe | mixghost.exe | MK.EXE | MK9805.EXE | ml00!.exe | mlfbuddy.exe | MLService.exe | mm15201518.Stub.exe | Mmaker.exe | mmc.exe | mmcndmgr.exe | MMERefresh.exe | Mmext.exe | mmgr32.exe | mmgsvc.exe | mmhid.dll | mmhk.exe | MMHotKey.exe | MMKeybd.exe | mmod.exe | mmp32.exe | mmrtkrnl.exe | mmrun.exe | mms.exe | mmsete.exe | mmsvc32.exe | Mmtask.exe | mmtask.tsk | MMTray.exe | MMTray2K.exe | MMTrayLSI.exe | mmups.exe | mmx.exe | mm_tray.exe | MndlSvr.exe | mnklins.exe | mnmsrvc.exe | mnpol.exe | MNS.exe | mnsvc.exe | mnsvcsp.exe | mntcgf032.exe | MNTP.exe | mnyexpr.exe | mobsync.exe | mobsync32.exe | MODEMBTR.EXE | Modeminf.exe | ModemLockDown.exe | module.exe | module32.exe | moffice.exe | MOH.EXE | mon.exe | MON76234.exe | money express.exe | Money Startup.exe | moneyexpress.exe | moniker.exe | moniter.exe | monitor.exe | monitorbk.exe | Monitormgt.exe | monitr32.exe | Monserv.exe | moon.exe | mope.scr | more comp.exe | More log.exe | morfitwebentrance.exe | morpheus.exe | morphstb.exe | mosearch.exe | MotiveSB.exe | motmon.exe | mouse.exe | mouse32a.exe | mousebut.exe | mousecntl.exe | mousedrv.exe | mouseElf.exe | mousetips.exe | mouseutils.exe | mouse_configurator.win | mousinfo.exe | MovieNetworks.exe | Movieplace.exe | movies.exe | mozilla-text.exe | Mozilla.exe | mp3serch.exe | mp3serch.exelopsearch.exe | mpbtn.exe | mpci.exe | mpf.exe | mpf.exeMpfTray.exe | Mpfsheild.exe | MpfTray.exe | MPGSRV32.EXE | mpisvc.exe | MPL32.exe | Mplayer.exe | MplSetup.exe | mplupdate.exe | mpm.exe | MPower.exe | MPREXE.EXE | MprHTML.exe | mprmmon.exe | mprmsg32.exe | mprocessor.exe | MpsOnn.exe | MPT.exe | mptask.exe | MPTBOX.EXE | mptcloaxs.exe | mptsgsvc.exe | mpwe.exe | mpxptray.exe | MP_S3.exe | mqbkup.exe | Mqguard.exe | mrfshl.exe | mrowyekdc.exe | mrtalk.exe | mrtMngr.exe | mrublaster.exe | MS SPOOL32.EXE | ms****.exe (* = random ch | ms****.exe [* = random ch | ms-dos.pif | ms-its.exe | ms-wks32.exe | ms1.exe | ms32.exe | ms32cfg.exe | ms32sys.exe | MS32x16.exe | Ms64.exe | ms7531.exe | MSA****.TMP | msa.exe | msacm.exe | msacroprots386.exe | msadcheck32.exe | msag.exe | msagent.exe | msams.exe | MSAOL32.exe | msaolim.exe | msapl32.exe | msapp.exe | msapps.exe | MSASP32.exe | msass43.exe | msater.exe | MSAuto32.exe | msawindows.exe | msbb.exe | msblast.exe | MsBootMgr.exe | msc32.exe | mscache.exe | mscache.exeaupd.exe | msccn32.exe | mscedit32.exe | mschost.exe | mscifapp.exe | msclient32.exe | msclock.exe | mscman.exe | mscmd32.exe | mscmgr.exe | mscn.exe | mscnfg.exe | mscnfg32.exe | mscnt.exe | mscolour.exe | mscom32.com | mscom32.exe | mscommand.exe | mscommx.exe | mscon.exe | msconf.exe | msconfg.exe | MSCONFG32.EXE | msconfig.exe | MSCONFIG32.EXE | MSCONFIG35.EXE | MSConfig45.exe | MsConfigs.exe | msconfigsvc.exe | mscpbo.exe | mscpbo.exemsgdmf.exemsong | MSCSGS.EXE | MSCSGS32.EXE | MSCStat.exe | mscsvc.exe | Msctrl32.scr | mscvb32.exe | mscvrt32.exe | MSCVT.exe | msdarkend.exe | msdata.dat | msdata.exe | MSDATLST.exe | msdbg32.exe | msdc.exe | msdc32.exe | MSDcom.exe | MSDEFR.EXE | msdesk32.exe | msdev.exe | msdev32.exe | msdevmgr32.exe | msdiag32.exe | msdm.exe | msdmxm.exe | msdn.exe | msdns.exe | msdocument.exe | msdos.exe | msdos.pif | msdos32.exe | Msdos32.pif | msdos423.exe | msdos98.exe | msdosdrv.exe | msdrce.com | msdriver.exe | msdrv.exe | msdrvdx.exe | msdrvs32.exe | msdspr.exe | msdtc.exe | MSDTCs.exe | msdvc32.exe | msdview32.exe | mseiw.exe | Msemu32.exe | msengine.exe | mservice.exe | mservices.exe | MSev32.exe | msework.exe | msexcel.exe | msexploren.exe | MSEXPORT.exe | Msfenoe.exe | Msfind.exe | msfind32.exe | msfindfile.exe | msfindosa.exe | msfirewalI.exe | msfirewall.exe | msfirewalls.exe | msfr32.exe | MSFramer.exe | msfrewall.exe | msftp.exe | msfw.exe | msfwe1.exe | msg.exe | msg32.exe | msgaol.exe | msgb1.exe | MsgCenterExe | msgcfgsrv.exe | msgdmf.exe | msgex32.exe | msgfix.exe | msgfix1.exe | msgfixed.exe | MSGINAV.EXE | MSGLOGIN.EXE | msgmr.exe | Msgp.exe | MsgPlus.exe | msgplus32.exe | MsgPlusH.dll, VerifyInsta | Msgran.exe | msgrsv32.exe | MSGRT32.EXE | msgs.exe | msgsr32.exe | Msgsrv16.exe | MSGSRV32.EX | msgsrv32.exe | MSGSRV32.EXE MPGSRV32.EXE | MSGSRV320.EXE | msgsvr32.exe | mshelp32.exe | mshms.exe | Mshome.exe | mshost.exe | mshotfix.exe | MSHT@.EXE | Mshta.exe ...filename.hta | mshtm.exe | msHtml.exe | MSHTML32.exe | msi332.exe | msident.exe | msidle.exe | MsIdle32.exe | msie.exe | MSIEXEC.EXE | msiexec16.exe | MSIEXEC32.exe | msifirewall.exe | MSIMN32.EXE | MSin.exe | msinet.exe | msinfo.exe | Msinit.exe | MSInstall61.exe | MsIntSrv.exe | msite18.exe | msiwin84.exe | MSIXEC32.exe | msjarun.exe | msjclh.com | msjvm.exe | MskAgent.exe | MSKDetct.exe | MSKernel32.vbs | mskev.exe | mskj.exe | MSKSrvr.exe | mslagent.exe | mslanmgr.exe | MSLARISSA.pif | mslat.exe | mslaugh.exe | msldr.com | Mslg32.exe | msload.exe | msload32.exe | Msloader32.exe | mslogon.exe | MSLSA32.exe | MSlti16.exe | MSlti32.exe | MSlti64.exe | Msmacroprot32.exe | msmacroprotxz.exe | msmbw.exe | msmc.exe | msmedia32.exe | msmesg32.exe | msmgr.exe | msmgr32.exe | msmgrxp.exe | msmgt.exe | msmm.exe | msmmsgr.exe | msmngr32.exe | MSMNTMTS.EXE | msmnwin.exe | msmon.exe | msmonk32.exe | msmpatch.exe | msmq2inst.exe | msmqs.exe | msmscc2.exe | msmsg32.exe | MSMSGR.exe | msmsgr2.exe | msmsgri32.exe | msmsgri32.exepayload.dat | msmsgrxp.exe | msmsgs.exe | msmsgsrv.exe | MSMSGSVC.exe | msmsgv.exe | MSMSN32.exe | MSMSN7.exe | msmsngr.exe | msmssgs.exe | MSN.exe | msn16.exe | msn32.exe | MSN32x.EXE | msn64.exe | msn8m.exe | msnac32.exe | msnadp32.exe | msnappau.exe | msnarrator.exe | msncheck32.exe | msnconf.exe | msnd32.exe | Msndc.exe | msndp.exe | msndr.exe | msnet.exe | MsNetHelper.exe | MsNews.vbs | msnfilen.exe | msnfixjs.js | msnger.exe | msngf.exe | msngms.exe | msngmsngr32.exe | msngr32.exe | MSNgrabber.exe | msngrblock.exe | MSNGRx.exe | msngs.exe | msngta32.exe | msni.exe | msni32.exe | MSNIASVC.EXE | msnjompa.exe | msnkn.exe | msnl.exe | msnload32.exe | msnmcgrs.exe | msnmegrs.exe | msnmegrse.exe | msnmesengers.exe | msnmesg.exe | msnmessenger.exe | msnmgd32.exe | msnmgr.exe | msnmgr16.exe | msnmgsr.exe | msnmngr.exe | msnmon.exe | msnmrg.exe | msnms.exe | msnmsg.exe | msnmsgesc.exe | msnmsgq.exe | msnmsgr-.exe | msnmsgr.exe | MSNMSGR5.exe | msnmsgr7.exe | msnmsgrr.exe | MsnMsgrs.exe | msnmsgrsc.exe | msnmsgrsrvc.exe | msnmsgs.exe | msnmsgsgs.exe | msnmsgxr.exe | msnmsng.exe | msnmsngr.exe | msnmssgr.exe | msnnm.exe | msnpg.exe | msnplugins.exe | msnplus.exe | msnplus1.exe | msnq3insller.exe | msnqmgr.exe | msnsched2.exe | MSNService.exe | msnsever.exe | msnsgr.exe | msnsgs.exe | msnshed.exe | msnsmgs.exe | msnsngr.exe | MSNSRV32.exe | msnss.exe | msnst32.exe | msnsvc.exe | msnt.exe | msnt32.exe | msnup32.exe | msnupd.exe | msnupdate.exe | msnupdateit.exe | msnupdates.exe | msnv32.exe | msnwinsb.exe | msnwun.exe | msnzx.exe | MSObject32.js | msocfg.exe | Msoffice.exe | msoffice.hta | msoffice2.exe | msoicons.exe | msole32.exe | msongn.exe | MSOOBD.EXE | msorunner.exe | msosa.exe | mspaint.exe | MSPCALL.exe | mspci.exe | mspg32.exe | msping.exe | msplus32.exe | MsPMSPSa.exe | MsPMSPSd.exe | MSPMSPSU.EXE | MsPMSPTv.exe | mspn32.exe | msprc.exe | MSPRCSS32.exe | msprint.exe | msproc.exe | msprocces.exe | MSprotect.exe | msptmf32.com | msqdevl.exe | msr.exe | Msrc.exe | msreg32.exe | msrege.exe | msresearch.exe | MSREXE.EXE | msrf32.exe | MSRMS32.exe | msrpc32.exe | MSRSS.exe | msrund1l32.exe | msrunocx32.exe | mss.exe | mssams.exe | MSSCDLL.exe | MSschost.exe | MSSCKD32.exe | MssCli.exe | mssdnl.com | mssecure.exe | mssecurityupdatepatch.exe | msserv.exe | msserv32.exe | msservice.exe | mssgs.exe | msshed32.exe | MSSHVC.exe | msslut32.exe | mssmgrd.exe | mssmmspgr.exe | mssp22.exe | Mssql.exe | mssql32.exe | mssrv.exe | MSsrvs32.exe | msstart.exe | msstask.exe | MSstat.exe | mssupdate.exe | mssurfer.exe | MSSVC.EXE | mssvc32.exe | mssvol.exe | mssvp.exe | mssvr.exe | mssw32.exe | mssys.exe | mssysfix.exe | Mstapi.exe | MSTAR2.EXE | mstart.exe | mstask.exe | mstask.exemstinit.exe | mstask0.exe | mstask32.exe | mstaskm.exe | MSTasks.exe | MSTAT.exe | mstats.exe | MSTCGWW.EXE | mstinit.exe | MSTMON_Q.exe | MSTng32.exe | Mstosk.exe | Mstray.exe | MSU32.exe | MSuma32.exe | msup32a.exe | msupdat.exe | msupdate.cmd | msupdate.exe | MSupdate32.exe | msupdater.exe | msupdsrv.exe | msupdt.exe | msupdtm.exe | msurl32.exe | msusb32.exe | msuser32.exe | MsVBdll.pif | MSVBVBM60.pif | msvc.exe | msvc32.exe | msvchost.exe | msvcmm32.exe | MSvert32.exe | msveup.exe | msvhost.exe | msvload32.exe | MSVXD.EXE | mswatch32.exe | mswave.exe | mswavedll.exe | mswctl32.exe | mswheel.exe | mswin.exe | mswin32.exe | MSWin32bck.exe | mswinc.exe | Mswincfg32.exe | mswindrv.exe | mswinindex.exe | mswinn16.exe | mswinn32.exe | mswinpid32.exe | mswinrpc.exe | MSWinSrv.exe | MSWinSrv32.exe | MSWkstz.exe | MSWkwrH.exe | mswm32.exe | msword.exe | msword32.exe | mswords.exe | msxct.exe | msxdl.exe | MSXMIDI.EXE | msxml.exe | msxmlx.exe | Msxpw.exe | msyervice.exe | msyj32.exe | msynvr.com | msys.exe | msystem.exe | mszx23.exe | MS_LARISSA.exe | MS_SETUP.EXE | mtask.vbe | mtfs.exe | mtr2.exe | mtsoemon.exe | mtx.exe | mual.exe | muamger.exe | Muamgr.exe | muamgrd.exe | mufix.exe | MultiRes.exe | mum.exe | Mupdate.exe | MUPS.exe | Music01 Server.exe | musirc4.71.exe | MV2.exe | mvsc.exe | mvsecn.exe | MW1HEL~1.EXE | mwavscan.com | mwcpyrt.exe | mwd.exe | mwincfg32.exe | mwindll.exe | mwoffice.exe | MWProEng.exe | MWSnap.exe | mwsoemon.exe | mwsvm.exe | mwupdate32.exe | MxHLp32.exe | MXOaldr.exe | mxpsp.exe | MxRunner.exe | mxt32.exe | mxtask.exe | myagtsvc.exe | MyAgtTry.exe | MYCOME~1.EXE | MyDailyHoroscope.exe | MYDAIL~1.EXE | myfastupdate.exe | MyGame.exe | MyTekSystray.exe | MyVirt.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_n.html
N: N/A | N0D32KRN.EXE | n20050308.exe | n3monap23.exe | n3vasap23.exe | n?lookup.exe | n?pdb.exe | n?tdde.exe | n?tepad.exe | nabv32.exe | nad.exe | NADAEMON.EXE | NAG.EXE | nagger.exe | naimag32.exe | Naldesk.exe | NAP32.exe | NAS.exe | Natal!.pif | Natal.scr | NAV.exe | nava.exe | NavAgent32.exe | navapp.exe | navapq32.exe | navapqwa.exe | navapvc.exe | navapw32.exe | Navautoupdate.exe | NAVBROWSER.EXE | navchk.exe | Navcpe.exe | navguard.exe | naviscope.exe | navmgrd.exe | navp.exe | NavPass.exe | navpmc.exe | navprot1.exe | navprotect.exe | navpxaw32.exe | NAVSCAN32.EXE | NAVSCANNER32.EXE | NAVSVC.EXE | navsw.exe | NAVsys32.exe | navupdate64.exe | navupdaters.exe | navupdaterx.exe | navupdtr.exe | navwindows.exe | NAV_Update.exe | nawadll32.exe | nawdll32.exe | nb32ext2.exe | nb32ext3.exe | NBJ.exe | NbkCtrl.exe | nbm.exe | nbthlp.exe | ncd.exe | NCDialer.exe | NCLAUNCH.Exe | NclConf.exe | NClienti386.exe | NclTray.exe | ncoeenv.exe | ncsvc32.exe | Nctrup.exe | Ndd32.exe | NDDEAGNT.EXE | NDetect.exe | NDetect.exeicq.exeICQNet. | ndis.exe | ndrives32.exe | NDrv.exe | NDSTray.exe | nec.exe | Necbar.exe | necmfk.exe | Necutray.exe | neo.exe | neqprvfy.exe | NeroASM.exe | NeroCheck.exe | NeroLoader.exe | nerx.exe | nese.exe | NeT-BoT.exe | Net2fone.exe | NetAccel.exe | NetAccelerator.exe | NETADM7.EXE | Netapi.exe | netapi32.exe | netchk.exe | netcog.exe | netconfig.exe | NetConfs.exe | Netd32.exe | netda.exe | netdaemon /v | netdd.exe | netdet.exe | NetDevSW.exe | netdll32.exe | netdllex.Exe | NETFP32.EXE | netfxupdate.exe | NetGuard.exe | netherlands.exe | Netisp32.vbs | Netlimiter.exe | netlink32.exe | NETMAIL.EXE | NetMeeting.exe | NetMeter.exe | netmon.exe | Netmonw.exe | netmsg.exe | netpc32.exe | NetPerSec.exe | NetPumperIEProxy.exe | netreg.exe | Netropa.exe | NetRun.exe | NETSCAPE.EXE | Netscp6.exe | Netscp6.exeMozilla.exe | netsender.exe | NETSERV.EXE | Netsis.exe | netstat.exe | netstun.exe | Netsurf.exe | netsv32.exe | netsvc.exe | netsvcs.exe | netsvr.exe | netsync.exe | NETTIME.EXE | netturbo.exe | netwatch.exe | NetworkClient.exe | NetworkDriver32.exe | NetworkDrivers.exe | Networksystem.exe | NetXP.exe | NeuroMedia.exe | new zealand.exe | new32.exe | newbreed.exe | newdll.exe | newdll2.exe | newpop63.exe | NEWSALRT.EXE | newsd32.exe | Newsflsh.exe | newsgroup.exe | newsupd.exe | NewtKnow.exe ...NewtnUpd. | ngctw32.exe | ngpw36.exe | ngserver.exe | nibie.exe | niIPCApp.exe | nikLaus.exe | NILaunch.exe | ninfoie.exe | NInit.exe | NISSERV.EXE | NISUM.EXE | niSvcLoc.exe | niteaim.exe | NJG40.EXE | Njgal.exe | nksvc32.exe | NkvMon.exe | NkVwMon.exe | nls.exe | nmdllw.exe | nmmst.exe | nmod.exe | nmon.exe | NMSSVC.EXE | nmstt.exe | nmSvc.exe | nMtsk.exe | nnloader.exe | nnmgr.exe | nnqcouu.exe | NNServiceCtrl.exe | nnsvc.exe | NoAds.exe | NoAdware.exe | NoAdware3.exe | nod32cc.exe | Nod32krn.exe | nod32kui.exe | Nodemngr.exe | NoeWinnt.exe | nomdchek.exe | nomtray.exe | NopeZ.exe | norte.exe | norten.exe | Norton Internet Security. | Norton Update.exe | Norton2005Update.exe | norton32.exe | nortonguard.exe | NortonScn.exe | NortonUpdate.exe | norton_antivirus.exe | nost_LM.exe | notepaad.exe | notepad.exe | notepad32.exe | notPad.exe | nousb20.exe | npdor.exe | NPDOR9x.exe | NPFMntor.exe | NPFMONTR.exe | npfw.exe | npfw32.exe | npnzdad.exe | npprotect.exe | nprotect.exe | npscheck.exe | NPSsvc.exe | NPSU.exe | nrcheck.exe | nrchk.exe | nrpr.exe | nrpr.exeprmt.exe | ns.exe | NSCHECK.EXE | nsched32.exe | nsched32.exeNPSsvc.exe | nscntrl.exe | NsCplTray.exe | nsdcmdav.exe | nsdcmdwin.exe | nsdlua.exe | nse.exe | Nsengine.exe | Nsl.exe | NSPPTHLP.EXE | nsrvnt.exe | nsserver.exe | NSSERVICE.EXE | nssys32.exe | nstask32.exe | nstask32.exewinlogin.exe | nstrue.exe | NSupdate.exe | nsvdr.exe | nsvsvc.exe | nsys.exe | nsys32.exe | NSYSCPLSTR.exe | ntbstats.exe | ntce.exe | NTCmd.exe | ntcpl.exe | ntddetect.exe | NTdhcp.exe | ntdll.exe | ntfs16.exe | ntfs64.exe | NTFSCLUP.EXE | ntgina.dll | ntguard32.exe | nthost.exe | NtKernelSystem.exe | ntkrnl.exe | ntkrnlpt.exe | ntldr.exe | ntldrt.exe | ntlogin32.exe | ntnut32.exe | NTOKSRNL.EXE | NTOSA32.exe | ntosrkl.exe | ntrayfw.exe | Ntrdlhost.exe | ntrrs.exe | ntrtc.exe | nts.exe | NtsAgnt.exe | ntsmod.exe | ntspcv.exe | NTsrv.exe | ntss.exe | ntssf.exe | ntsubsys.exe | ntsvc.exe | ntsys32.exe | ntsysman.exe | ntsysmgr.exe | nTune.exe | ntupd32.exe | Ntut.exe | NTVDM.EXE | ntvdmd.exe | ntvdmn.exe | ntvdscm.exe | ntvsvcd.exe | ntxdll.exe | NukeSpan.exe | nvagNT.exe | NVATray.exe | NVCOM.exe | NvCpl.EXE | nvcsv32.exe | nvcva.exe | nvcvc.exe | nvd32.exe | nvdisp.exe | nvhost.exe | Nvid32.exe | Nvidex32.exe | nvidia32.exe | nvidll32.exe | nviload32.exe | nvirundll.exe | nvjxue.exe | NVmax.exe | NVMixerTray.exe | nvp2pmon.exe | nvraidservice.exe | nvrt.exe | NVRTClk.exe | nvsc32.exe | nvscv32.exe | nvsv32.exe | nvsv33.exe | nvsvc.exe | nvsvca32.exe | NVSystemUtility.exe | nvsysvc32.exe | nwant33.exe | nwclient.exe | nwiz.exe | nwiz32.exe | Nwpopup.exe | nwrecmsg.exe | nwtray.exe | Nxcao.exe | nxcxtpr.exe | nzfprop.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_o.html
O: O2KCHECK.EXE | oadaemon.exe | oahstifr.exe | OAKSTART.EXE | OAKTASK.EXE | objtjprx.exe | obsver.exe | OCAudioIni.exe | ocbtray.exe | ocraware.exe | OCTray32.exe | ocx32.exe | ocxdll.exe | ocxupdt32.exe | od-matrxx.exe | od-stndxx.exe | od-teenxx.exe | ODBC32*.exe (* = random c | oddworldz.exe | odjiwjf.exe | Odometer.EXE | ODSPConfig.exe | Oeloader.exe | OEMonitor.exe | oemreset.exe | oemrun.exe | OESpamTest.exe | offers.exe | Office.exe... | officeXP.exe | ogrc.exe | ohttpd.exe | oim.exe | ole32.exe | ole32aut.vbe | oleaccrc.exe | olecom32.exe | olehelp.exe | olesvr.exe | OLFSNT40.EXE | OMF4.EXE | omgstartup.exe | omniscient.exe | oneeyetideone.exe | ONENOTEM.EXE | OneTouch.exe | OneTouchMon.exe | OneTouchMonitor.exe | OneTouchMonitor.exe1tou~2 | ONETOU~2.EXE | onflow.exe | ONICTASK.EXE | onlinetime.exe | online_party.exe | OnSrvr.exe | oocs.exe | OODLed.exe | OOLHELPT.exe | Open32.exe | OpenGL.exe | opensite.exe | openstre.exe | opiater.exe | OPISTAT.EXE | opnste.exe | opsql.exe | optimize.exe | OptusNet Usage Meter.exe | Opware12.exe | Opware14.exe | Opware32.exe | OpwareSE2.exe | org5.exe | OrgyCam.exe | Osa.exe | Osa.exeOsa9.exe | OSA9.exe | OSD.EXE | OSDCtrl.exe | OSDEx.exe | osoa.exe | osrwin32.exe | osserver.exe | OSSPROXY.EXE | ostivity.exe | otcxxh.exe | outIook.exe | outlook.exe | outlookexpressupdate.exe | outlookrem.exe | outpost.exe | outpostupdate.exe | ovcj.exe | OverClk.exe | Overnet.exe | OWMngr.exe | oz11111.exe | oz2.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_p.html
P: P2P | P2P Networking.exe | P2P Networking.exep2pauto | P2P Networking2.exe | P2P Networking3.exe | p2pnetwork.exe | p2pnetworking.exe | p3.exe | P3p4chk.exe | p4mx4.exe | p6.exe | pacis.exe | PadExe.exe | PAgent.exe | PAGOO.EXE | paint.exe | paintingroom.exe | paintms.exe | Palm.exe | PALNETAW~1.EXE | pamela.exe | PandaAVEngine.exe | panel_its.exe | papihost.exe | ParisM.exe | PartSeal.exe | Passcfg16.exe | PasSrv.exe | PasswdMon.exe | patch.exe | patch31345.exe | pathname.exe | PAV.EXE | pavdr.exe | PavFires.exe | PavFnSvr.exe | pavmail.exe | PavProt.exe | PavPrS9x.exe | pavsched.exe | payload.dat | paytime.exe | pbagent.exe | PC.EXE | pc32.exe | pcaccel.exe | pcamgt.exe | PCBODYGUARD.EXE | pcbooster.exe | PCCClient.exe | pccguide.exe | PCCIOMON.EXE | PCClient.exe | pccntmon.exe | PccPfw.exe | Pcctlcom.exe | pccwin97.exe | pcfix2k.exe | PCHbutton.exe | pchschd.exe | pcimodem.exe | PCLETray.exe | Pcm25.exe | pcmm.exe | PCMService.exe | pcqmqgn.exe | PCRecSA.exe | pcsvc.exe | PcSync.exe | pctptt.exe | pctspk.exe | pctvoice.exe | pcwatch.exe | pcx.exe | PD.exe | pd14.exe | pd7.exe | pdascan.exe | PDDLGHLP.EXE | PDEngine.exe | PDesk.exe | PDEXPLO.EXE | pdfSaver3.exe | PDirect.exe | PDMonitor.exe | pds.exe | PDSched.exe | PDVDServ.exe | PeerGuardian_1.99b_pr14.e | pelmiced.exe | PENGSS.EXE | penis32.exe | Pent@VALUE.exe | PEQBL100.exe | per.exe | perl.exe | perl.exewperl.exe | PersFw.exe | PestPatrolCL.exe | pezdow1.exe | PezDownload.exe | pfppop70.exe | PFWCFG~1.EXE | pg2.exe | pgaccount.exe | PgMonitr.exe | pgpsdkserv.exe | pgpservice.exe | pgptray.exe | pgtaff.exe | PH32.EXE | PhoneAnswer.exe | PHONEF??.EXE | phqg.EXE | phqgh.exe | phqghu.exe | phqghum.exe | phqghume.exe | ph_finder.exe | PicasaMediaDetector.exe | pickatag.exe | PICPRTR.EXE | picsvr.exe | pidchk32.exe | PIDLex.exe | PIDUNHK.EXE | pilif.exe | pingchek.exe | pinger.exe | pingppac.exe | piolet.exe | PipeCmd.exe | pit.exe | Pixel32.exe | Pixelpwr32.exe | Pixelsvr.exe | pizda.exe | pjWebCam.exe | pkguard32.exe | pkjobs.exe | pksvc.exe | Pktopass.exe | Plauto.exe | PLBkMon.exe | pleapu.exe | Plguni.exe | plister.exe | plmg.exe | PLNRnote.exe | plook.exe | PluckTray.exe | plugin-(random).exe | plugin-random.exe | plugin-[random].exe | plugin.exe | plugin1.exe | plugin2.exe | PLXSTART.EXE | PLXTASK.EXE | pm32info.exe | PmProxy.exe | pmr.exe | pmremind.exe | pmtshoot.exe | Pmxdetect.exe | pmxinit.exe | PNAgent.exe | pnetaware.exe | Pnpchk.exe | pnpsrv.exe | PNSetup.exe | pntask.exe | PocketCompanion.exe | Poet.exe | point32.exe | points manager.exe | pokapoka61.exe | pokapoka62.exe | pokapoka63.exe | poker.exe | poker3.exe | pollone.exe | pool32.exe | Pop3scan.exe | pop3trap.exe | popcorn.exe internat.dll, | popcorn64.exe | popcorn64.exe rundll.dll, | popcorn72.exe rundll.dll, | PopeSvr.exe | PopFilter.exe | popkill.exe | PopNot.exe | PopOops.exe | popopen.exe | POPROXY.EXE | PopSrv***.exe | popsrv146.exe | PopSub.exe | Popup Eliminator.exe | Popup.exe | PopUpBlocker.exe | PopUpBlocker611.exe | PopUpBlocker6a.exe | PopUpBlocker8.exe | popuper.exe | PopUpKiller.exe | popups burner.exe | Popupscn.exe | PopupSmasher.exe | Popupstopper.exe | PopUpStopperProfessional. | PopupVanish.exe | PopUpWasher.exe | PopUpWatch.exe | PortAOL.exe | PORTCT95.EXE | postinstallm.exe | pow.exe | Powerbar.exe | powerdll.exe | PowerDVD.exe | Powerkey.exe | powerpro.exe | PowerProf.exe | PowerReg Scheduler.exe | PowerReg SchedulerV2.exe | PowerReg SchedulerV3.exe | POWERR~1.exe | PowerS.exe | powerscan.exe | powerstrip.exe | powerstrip.exePSTRIP.EXE | POWPANEL.EXE | PPActiveDetection.exe | PPControl.exe | ppe.exe | pphidpad.exe | PPInupdt.exe | ppmemcheck.exe | PPPGate.exe | pprotray.exe | pprsen.exe | ppstub.exe | PPTbc.exe | pptd40nt.exe | ppupdater.exe | PPVstop.exe | PPWebCap.exe | pqhelper.exe | PQINIT.EXE | PQTRAY.EXE | PrcIdle.exe | prcmon.exe | prcview.exe | prdtect.exe | PrdUsb.exe | PreAnntt.exe | PrecisionTime.exe | Preliminary.exe | Preload.exe | Premend.exe | PresRdy.exe | PrevAdServ.exe | prgsys0984.exe | prgtect.exe | Pribi.exe | Primsta.exe | printkey2000.exe | printnow.exe | printray.exe | PrintScreen.exe | PRISMSTA.EXE | PrivacyEraser.exe | PrivacyKeyboard.exe | private-zone.exe | privoxy.exe | prizesurfer.exe | prjtect.exe | Prkill.exe | prktect.exe | prltect.exe | prmt.exe | prmtect.exe | Prmvr.exe | Prmvr.exeystckAO32.exe | PrnSys.exe | ProArt.exe | procdll.exe | PROCES.EXE | process.exe | processgovernor.exe | ProcessSupervisor.exe | procguard.exe | procmon.exe | procmsg.exe | procrun.exe | Prodload.exe | ProDsl.exe | prof.exe | Profile.vbs | Profiler.exe | progmen.exe | Progmon.exe | projselector.exe | promon.exe | PRONoMgr.exe | PropelAC.exe | ProPort.exe | prositefinder.exe | Protection.exe | ProvenTactics.exe | prowind32.exe | PROXOMITRON.EXE | PROXOM~1.EXE | PROXOM~1.EXEPROXOMITRON.E | proxy.exe | proxyway.exe | Proyecto1.exe | Proyecto1.exeRoot.exe | PRPCUI.exe | prq8.exe | prrtect.exe | prstect.exe | PRT95MIN.EXE | prtcct.exe | prtStart.exe Orgprt.exe | prttect.exe | prutcct.exe | prutdct.exe | prutgct.exe | pruthct.exe | prutict.exe | prutlct.exe | prutpct.exe | prutsct.exe | prvdi.exe | prvtect.exe | prxtect.exe | ps1.exe | ps2.exe | psaload32.exe | pscan.exe | PSComp.exe | Psconsv.exe | psdeluxe.exe | PSDrvCheck.exe | PSearch.exe | psecure.exe | PService.exe | psexec.bat | PSFREE.EXE | PSGuard.exe | pshwr.exe | PSIMSVC.exe | PsMFCard.exe | Psnotes.exe | psnotify.exe | PSof1.exe | psoft1.exe | PsPCCard.EXE | pspcontr.exe | PsSound.exe | pssvc.exe | pstcp32.exe | PSTORES.EXE | PSTRIP.EXE | PSXLTRAY.EXE | PT2.EXE | ptask.exe | PTCTRL.EXE | ptfb.exe | ptlseq.cpl | ptmedsrv.exe | PTOAD.exe | ptr32w.exe | ptrun32.exe | pts.exe | Ptsnoop.exe | pttray.exe | pttrun.exe | PtUDFApp.exe | PTW.EXE | PULL.EXE | pulogin.exe | pupdate.exe | pupstman.exe | pupxpman.exe | PUPXPTWK.EXE | Purga.exe | PURGATIVE100.EXE | PUSH6599.EXE | PutA!!.com | PutA!!.exe | PV92Tray.exe | PVR.exe | PVUnInst1.exe | PWATCH.EXE | pwr32crtl.exe | Pwr32ctr.exe | Pwr32ctrl.exe | Pwr32mgt.exe | Pwrchute.exe | Pwroff.exe | Pwrsave.exe | PwsTray.exe | pxckdla.exe | PYSKY.NET.exe | p_981116.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_q.html
Q: qagent.exe | qappsrvc32.exe | QBDAGENT.EXE | qbrowse.exe | qbupdate.exe | Qchex.exe | Qctray.exe | Qcwlicon.exe | QDCSFS.exe | QdmStart.exe | Qexplo.exe | QFSCHD100.exe | QFSCHD100.exeQFSched.exe | QFSched.exe | QHM32.EXE | QHSTRT32.EXE | qkshield.exe | QL.EXE | QMAgent.exe | qnetquestnotifty.exe | QNPlus.exe | Qoeloader.exe | QQ.exe | QS.exe | qsecue.exe | Qsemsg.exe | qservice.exe | QSHLFED.EXE | QSORT.EXE | qssstiej.exe | qtask.exe | qtp.exe | qtsks.exe | Qtstub.exe | Qttask.exe | qttasks.exe | QtZgAcer.EXE | QtZpAcer.exe | qualityx.exe | qualityz.exe | Queensla.exe | Quick95.exe | QuickBrowser.exe | QuickCamPro.exe | QuickDCF.exe | quicken.exe | quicken.exeWaol.exeWinrar | QuickLaunchEr.Exe | quicklnk.exe | quicknote.exe | QUICKRES.EXE | quickset.exe | quickstart.exe | Quicksync.exe | QUICKS~1.EXE | QUICKTIMEMNGR.EXE | quicktimeupdatehelper.exe | QuickTV.exe | QUIKSYNC.EXE | qumk.exe | qushelfxx.exe | QVP32.EXE | QWDLLS.EXE | qwe.exe | qwerty.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_r.html
R: r00t.exe | r3grun.exe | R3proxy.exe | r?gedit.exe | r?gsvr32.exe | r?ndll.exe | r?ndll32.exe | ra32.exe | rabbit.exe | RaboSessionMon.exe | rabseuser.exe | RadarSync.exe | RadBoot.exe | RadioSvr.EXE | RAGE128TWEAK.EXE | ragui.exe | Rainlendar.exe | raloded.exe | RAMASST.exe | ramdef.exe | ramidle.exe | RAMpage.exe | ramsys.exe | rant.exe | RAPAPP.EXE | RasMan.exe | rasmngr.exe | RAUAgent.exe | RAVEN_VLZS.EXE | RavMon.exe | RAVMOND.exe | ravsecs.exe | ravsesur.exe | ravseuper.exe | RavTimer.exe | ravtray8.exe | rav_temp.exe | ray.exe | ray.exeTray.exe | rb.exe | rb32.exe | rbenh.exe | rbot32.exe | RBSKQQBO.EXE | Rc.exe | Rcapi.exe | rcea.exe | rcenterrll.exe | rcf.exe | rchost.exe | RcMan.exe | rcron.exe | RCSCHED.EXE | RCSync.exe | RDCLIENT.EXE | read.pif | reader_sl.exe | READER~1.EXE | readme.exe | Reaiplay.exe | Real-Tens.exe | real.exe | RealAudio.exe | realmon.exe | RealOneMessageCenter.exe | RealPlay.exe | RealPlyr.exe | Realpopup.exe | realsched.exe | realtime.exe | RealTimeUpdate.exe | realupd.exe | RebateNation0.exe | Reboot.exe | rebootsys.exe | Recalculate.exe | recall.exe | recguard.exe | Rechnung.pdf.exe | reclip.exe | recover.exe | RecoverFromReboot.exe | RECOVE~1.EXE | recruit.exe | RecSche.exe | recycler.exe | redflag.exe | redirect*.exe | reek32.exe | referee.exe | Refresh.exe | reg.exe | Reg.hta | reg32.exe | reg33.exe | REGCNT09.exe | RegCon.exe | REGCPM32.EXE | REGCXDINAF.EXE | Regcxn.exe | regdefend.exe | regedit -s ..win.dll | regedit -s spp.reg | regedit -s system.dll | regedit ..tour.reg | regedit /s (path) tour.re | regedit /s c:hpdjregfix.r | regedit /s c:\hpdjregfix. | regedit /s sys.reg | regedit /s [path] tour.re | regedit-s .... sp.dll | regedit.exe | Regedit.exe -s (path) pcs | REGEDIT.EXE -s (path) sys | regedit.exe -s c:ie.reg | regedit.exe -s c:sys.reg | regedit.exe -s c:\ie.reg | Regedit.exe -s [path] pcs | REGEDIT.EXE -s [path] sys | Regedit.exe ....data789.t | regedit.exe /s windirc:(m | regedit.exe /s windirc:mo | regedit.exe /s windirc:[m | regedit.exe /s windirc:\m | Regedit.exe /s ...PowerSe | regedit.exe /s ...rad03FA | regedit.exe setupuser.log | regeditnt.exe | regeditt.exe | regexpress.exe | regfreeze.exe | reginfo32.exe | regintmon.exe | register.exe | registr32.exe | Registry.exe | registry.pif | RegistryController.exe | RegistryManage.exe | RegistryReminder.exe | REGIST~1.EXE | regload16.exe | regloadr.exe | RegMech.exe | REGPROP.EXE WMPADDIN.DLL | REGPROP.EXEWMPADDIN.DLL | Regprot.exe | REGPTMENS.EXE | regscan32.exe | regscanr.exe | regservices.exe | regshave.exe | regsrv.exe | Regsrv32.com | regsrv32.exe | regsrvc.exe | regsv.exe | regsvc32.exe | regsvr.exe | regsvr32 (path) kdp****.d | regsvr32 (path) PDF****.d | regsvr32 (path) sfg****.d | regsvr32 (path) sfgupd.dl | regsvr32 /s (path) pdf*** | regsvr32 /s (path) sfg_** | regsvr32 /s mqrt.dll | regsvr32 /s [path] pdf*** | regsvr32 /s [path] pdf*** | regsvr32 /s [path] sfg_** | regsvr32 /u /s image.dll | regsvr32 veev****.dll | regsvr32 veev****.dll (** | regsvr32 veev****.dll [** | regsvr32 [path] kdp****.d | regsvr32 [path] kdp****.d | regsvr32 [path] PDF****.d | regsvr32 [path] sfg****.d | regsvr32 [path] sfg****.d | regsvr32 [path] sfgupd.dl | RegSvr32.exe | regsvr32.exe (path) kvern | regsvr32.exe (path) vernn | regsvr32.exe ....HREF.OCX | regsvr32.exe ..csseqchk.d | regsvr32.exe ctasio.dll | regsvr32.exe [path] kvern | regsvr32.exe [path] vernn | regsvs.exe | regsync.exe | Regsysw.com | RegTool.exe | RegTwk.exe | REGVER.EXE | relaunch.exe | reload.exe | reload.vbs | Remhelp.exe | remin.exe | Remind32.exe | reminder.exe | RemindMe.exe | Remind_XP.exe | remote master.exe | RemoteAgent.exe | remotehost.pif | Removecpl.exe | Removed.exe | Removeme.exe | Remove_spyware.exe | remstart.exe | Remupd.exe | Reosmsngr.exe | RePEAtLD.exe | RepliGoMon.exe | requester.*.exe | requester.5.exe | requester.6.exe | requester.8.exe | REREG (path) Incinerator | REREG: [path] Incinerator | Rest In Peace | restory.exe | restun.exe | resumefix.exe | RESWIN.EXE | retime.exe | retrieverscheduler.exe | RevoTask.exe | rexsymon.exe | rfagent.exe | rfkampig.exe | RFTRay.exe | Rfw.exe | rfwydg.exe | RH.DLL | rh32.exe | RhinoBlocker.exe | ribiva.exe | richup.exe | rIOPHosIs.vBS | RivaTuner.exe | rk.exe | Rlid.exe | rlvknlg.exe | rmctrl.exe | RmRemote.exe | Rnaap.exe | rnaapp.exe | rnathchk.exe | rncr.exe | rnd32.exe | rndll2.exe | rnxqh.exe | RoboFormWatcher.exe | RoboTaskBarIcon.exe | RocketTime.exe | Root.exe | roses.exe | ROUTD.exe | RoxAssist.exe | rp32.exe | rpc.exe | rpcda.exe | rpclient.exe | rpcmon.exe | rpcss.exe | RPCX1sQ3.exe | rpcxcmod.exe | rpcxctx.exe | rpcxmn32.exe | rpcxsocsa.exe | rpcxuisu.exe | rpcxWindows.exe | rpcxwinex.exe | rpcxwinupdt.exe | rpen.exe | RRAM.exe | rrmedic.exe | rrpcsb.exe | rrup.exe | rscmpt.exe | RSEDNClient.exe | rservers.exe | rsMenu.exe | rsrcmtr.exe | RSRCMTZ.exe | RsrVga32.exe | rsvc32.exe | rtcdll.exe | rtkmsg.exe | RtlFindVal.exe | RtlMon.exe | RTMonitor.exe | rtos.exe | RTVSCN95.EXE | ru.exe | Rubicon.exe | Ruby13.exe | Ruby14.exe | RuLaunch.exe | run dll.exe | run.exe | run322.exe | run32dll.exe | runAP.exe | Runapp32.exe | Rund1.exe | rund1132.exe | Rund1132.exe qq.dll, Rund | runddls.exe | rundIl32.exe | rundl.exe | rundl132 kenel.dll, Power | rundl32.exe | rundle2.exe | rundli32.exe | RunDLL deskcp16.dll, QUIC | rundll dnes.dll, DnDneChe | rundll dnes.dll, DnDneChe | rundll.exe | rundll.exe - ZIBMACC.INF | Rundll.exe powerprof.dll | rundll.exe setupx.dll, In | rundll.exe setupx.dll, In | rundll.exe ZIBMACC.INF | RunDll16.exe | rundll24.exe | RunDll32 | rundll32 (Path to Trojan | rundll32 (path) DATADX.DL | rundll32 (path) LXBTtime. | rundll32 (path) RyDial.dl | rundll32 (path) sbuddy.dl | rundll32 (path) webspec.d | rundll32 (path), NewDotNe | rundll32 ...gvagfxj.dll | rundll32 ..drvupd.inf | rundll32 amecsa.cpl, RUN_ | RunDll32 AudCtrl.dll, RCM | RUNDLL32 AUNPS2.DLL, _Run | RUNDLL32 AUNPS2.DLL,_Run@ | Rundll32 AXFILTER.DLL, Ru | Rundll32 cmicnfg.cpl, CMI | rundll32 cnbabe.dll, dlls | RunDll32 cwaprops.cpl, C2 | rundll32 cwcprops.cpl | rundll32 gspndll.dll, pos | rundll32 hercplgs.cpl, Bo | rundll32 image.dll, Insta | RunDll32 InstZ82.dll, Set | rundll32 internat.dll, Lo | rundll32 kctl32.dll, init | Rundll32 LoadDll, LoadExe | rundll32 nvclock.dll, fnN | Rundll32 P17.dll, P17Help | Rundll32 PwrMonit.dll | Rundll32 PWRMONIT.DLL, St | rundll32 RSSToolbar.dll, | RunDll32 sbusbdll.dll, RC | rundll32 setupapi, Instal | rundll32 setupapi, Instal | rundll32 srclient.dll, Cr | RunDLL32 tweakUI.DLL, TWE | rundll32 [path] LXBTtime. | rundll32 [path] RyDial.dl | rundll32 [path] sbuddy.dl | rundll32 [path] webspec.d | rundll32 [path], NewDotNe | rundll32.com | Rundll32.exe | rundll32.exe (path) BatIn | RunDLL32.EXE (path) cfgmg | RunDLL32.EXE (path) cfgmg | rundll32.exe (path) cpu.d | rundll32.exe (path) he3bb | rundll32.exe (path) he3e3 | rundll32.exe (path) icdd7 | rundll32.exe (path) icdde | rundll32.exe (path) iel2c | rundll32.exe (path) ielca | rundll32.exe (path) kw3ee | rundll32.exe (path) li01f | rundll32.exe (path) MMFS. | rundll32.exe (path) readd | rundll32.exe (path) si91e | rundll32.exe (path) SIPSP | rundll32.exe (path) stlb2 | rundll32.exe (path) tbext | rundll32.exe (path) tbGam | rundll32.exe (path) wm41a | rundll32.exe (path) wmcba | rundll32.exe (random file | RUNDLL32.EXE (random valu | RUNDLL32.EXE (random.dll) | rundll32.exe ...Bridge.dl | RUNDLL32.EXE ...NVMCTRAY. | rundll32.exe ..lhttseng.i | rundll32.exe 3DBBps.dll, | RUNDLL32.EXE random value | rundll32.exe advpack.dll, | rundll32.exe bcmhal9x.dll | Rundll32.exe BDSrHook.dll | Rundll32.exe beem.dll, Dl | rundll32.exe bridge.dll, | Rundll32.exe bs3.dll, Dll | RunDLL32.EXE bsx5.dll | RunDLL32.EXE bxxs5.dll, d | RUNDLL32.exe cdaEngine040 | rundll32.exe chkreg.dll, | Rundll32.exe CNSMIN.DLL, | rundll32.exe CrazyTalk.dl | rundll32.exe ctrlpan.dll, | rundll32.exe DeadAIM.ocm, | rundll32.exe EGCOMLIB_*** | rundll32.exe EGCOMSERVICE | rundll32.exe EGDACCESS_** | rundll32.exe EGDHTML_1023 | rundll32.exe eg_auth_**** | rundll32.exe Icsdclt.dll, | rundll32.exe inetp60.dll, | RunDLL32.exe irprops.cpl, | rundll32.exe migrate.dll, | rundll32.exe msa32chk.dll | rundll32.exe MSA64CHK.dll | rundll32.exe msconfd.dll, | rundll32.exe MSDServ.dll, | rundll32.exe mshtmpre.dll | rundll32.exe MSIEFR40.DLL | RUNDLL32.EXE MSSIGN30.DLL | rundll32.exe navupd.dll, | rundll32.exe NewDotNetSta | rundll32.exe npvpg005.dll | rundll32.exe NvCpl.dll, N | rundll32.exe nview.dll, n | RunDLL32.exe NvMCTray.dll | RUNDLL32.EXE NvQtwk, NvCp | rundll32.exe NvQtwk.dll, | rundll32.exe NvQtwk.dll, | rundll32.exe NvQtwk.dll, | rundll32.exe NvQtwk.dll, | Rundll32.exe OFUSBS.DLL, | RunDLL32.EXE oo4.dll, Dll | rundll32.exe p2esocks_*** | rundll32.exe powerprof.dl | Rundll32.exe powrprof.dll | Rundll32.exe ptipbm.dll, | rundll32.exe ptipbmf.dll, | rundll32.exe QaBar.dll, F | RUNDLL32.EXE reg.dll, ond | RUNDLL32.EXE reg678.dll o | rundll32.exe RUSBHOLoader | rundll32.exe sasync.dll, | Rundll32.exe SECURE32.CPL | rundll32.exe shell32.dll, | Rundll32.exe SiSPower.dll | Rundll32.exe snim.dll, Dl | rundll32.exe sre.dll, Reg | RUNDLL32.EXE sti_ci.dll, | rundll32.exe stlbdist.dll | rundll32.exe stlbupdt.DLL | rundll32.exe stmctrl.dll, | rundll32.exe streamci, St | Rundll32.exe SysDll32.dll | rundll32.exe tweakui.cpl, | rundll32.exe tweakui.cpl, | rundll32.exe UCMTSAIE.dll | Rundll32.exe v128iitw.dll | rundll32.exe w3knet.dll, | Rundll32.exe Wf2kcpl.dll | Rundll32.exe Wf2kcpl.dll, | Rundll32.exe wfcpl.dll, D | rundll32.exe wftask.dll, | rundll32.exe wh95.dll, Ha | rundll32.exe [path] BatIn | RunDLL32.EXE [path] cfgmg | RunDLL32.EXE [path] cfgmg | rundll32.exe [path] cpu.d | rundll32.exe [path] he3bb | rundll32.exe [path] he3e3 | rundll32.exe [path] icdd7 | rundll32.exe [path] icdde | rundll32.exe [path] iel2c | rundll32.exe [path] ielca | rundll32.exe [path] kw3ee | rundll32.exe [path] li01f | rundll32.exe [path] MMFS. | rundll32.exe [path] readd | rundll32.exe [path] si91e | rundll32.exe [path] SIPSP | rundll32.exe [path] stlb2 | rundll32.exe [path] tbext | rundll32.exe [path] tbGam | rundll32.exe [path] wm41a | rundll32.exe [path] wmcba | RUNDLL32.EXE [random valu | RUNDLL32.EXE [random.dll] | rundll32.vbe | rundll32exe stlbdist.DLL, | rundllc32b.exe | Rundlll.exe | rundlls.exe | Rundllsystem32.exe | rundll_32.exe | Rundll~.exe | Rundnm.exe | rune.pif | runfc.exe | runlli32.exe | runload32.exe | runm.pif | runme.exe | runme2.exe | runoledb32.exe | RUNONCE.EXE | runppdrv.exe | runservice.exe | runsrv32.exe | runsvc32.exe | RunSysd32.exe | runt32.exe | runwin32.exe | run_21.exe | Run_cd.exe | Rupsw32.exe | RuxDLL32.exe | rvupdmgr.exe | Rwon.exe | rxhost.exe | RxMon.exe | rxmon9x.exe | rxxhost.exe | RyDial.dll, QuickStart | r_server.exe
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S: s menu.exe | S24EvMon.exe | S3apphk.exe | s3hotkey.exe | S3Mon.exe | s3serv.exe | S3Tray.exe | s3tray2.exe | S3trayhp.exe | S4BAREQ.EXE | S4F.exe | s4helper.exe | sa.exe | Sa3.exe | Sa3dsrv.exe | saap.exe | SABSERV.EXE | sac.exe | sacc.exe | SAdBlock.exe | SafeCfg.exe | SAFEIN~1.EXE | SafeOff.exe | safesearch.exe | SafeWin.exe | sagate.exe | Sage.exe | Sagent.exe | SAgent2.exe | sagnt.exe | SAGUI.exe | Sahagent.exe | saicnfig.exe | saie.exe | SaiMon.exe | sain.exe | sais.exe | SaiSmart.exe | salm.exe | Sam-sung.exe | SAMcal.exe | samsm.exe | Samsong.exe | Samsungs.exe | samx.exe | SandIcon.exe | sap.exe | sapp.exe | SAPSTR.exe | SAservice.exe | satan.exe | SATARaid.exe | satmat.exe | SAUpdate.exe | SAutoLaunchExe.exe | SAVAgent.exe | Save.exe | savenow.exe | SaveStartDate.Exe | saw.exe | SAYTIME.EXE | sa_exe.exe | SB.exe | sbautoupdate.exe | SBDrv.exe | sbdrvdet.exe | sbhc.exe | sbin.exe | SBInst.exe | Sblhost.exe | SBMPop.exe | sbmx.exe | SBServ.exe | sbsetup.exe | sbss.exe | SBWatchdog.exe | sc.exe | sc23exec.exe | SC3300CC.exe | Scam32.exe | Scandisk.com | ScanDisk.exe | scands32.exe | Scanner.exe | scannerfb.exe | scanreg32.com | scanregv.exe | Scanregw.exe | scanSYS.exe | SCardS32.Exe | ScardSvr.exe | SCardSvr32.Exe | scbar.exe | SCCENTER.EXE | sccenter.exebwtray.exe | Scchost.exe | scguard.exe | scheck**.exe | scheck45.exe | schedhlp.exe | SchedInd.exe | Scheduled_Maintenance.exe | Scheduler daemon.exe | scheduler.exe | SCHENGD.EXE | Schmaili.exe | Schost.exe | SCHSC9X.EXE | SchSvr.exe | SCHWIZEX.EXE | SCIEClean.exe | scks32.exe | scm.exe | SCMan.exe | SCMgr.exe | Scmhlpr.vbs | SCMon.exe | scmsg.exe | scmss.exe | scopedll.exe | scr.scr | Scran.exe | Scrappad.exe | scrcal.exe | screen.exe | Screendragon_VS_Taskbar.e | ScreenPrint32.exe | scregmanager4.exe | scrgrd.exe | script.bat | Scriptsentry.exe | scrnsave.pif | scrnsaver.scr | SCROLL.EXE | scrsave.scr | scrsvc.exe | ScrSvr.exe | scrtkfg.exe | scrubxp.exe | scruser2k.exe | SCSetup.exe | Scsi.exe | sctray.exe | sctray4.exe | scureapp.exe | scvchost.exe | scvhost.exe | scvhost32.exe | scvhost326a.exe | scvhoste.exe | scvhosting.exe | scvhostingg.exe | SCVHOSTS.EXE | scvhvst.exe | scvvhost.exe | sd32info.exe | sdaemon.exe | sdchost.exe | SDetect.exe | sdin.exe | SDJOIJE.EXE | SDK0mCORE.exe | SDKC0R3.exe | sdkcore.exe | sdkimddprovment2.exe | sdkimprovment.exe | sdkimprovment2.exe | SDKrepair2.exe | sdktemp.exe | SDPhotoBar.exe | sdrss.exe | SDSTAT.EXE | SDSTAT.EXEFLSHSTAT.EXE | sdtray.exe | se.dll, DllInstall | SE.exe | se?vices.exe | sealmon.exe | Search.exe | Search.vbs | searchbarcash.exe | searchnav.exe | searchnavversion.exe | searchsetter(1).exe | searchsetter[1].exe | SearchUpdate33.exe | SearchUpgrader.exe | sec5dec.exe | secctr.exe | Secret.exe | secretmaker.exe | secserv.exe | secsvc.exe | secsvcnt.exe | Secsys.exe | secure.exe | secure2.bat | Secureantivirus.exe | Secureitpro470p.exe | Security iGuard.exe | SECURITY.EXE | security32.exe | SecurityCenter.exe | securitychk.exe | SecurityManager.exe | SECWIZ98.EXE | SED.exe | seeve.exe | SELFCERT.EXE | SeMS.exe | sendmess.exe | Sensiva.exe | SENTRY.exe | sentstrt.exe | sepate.exe | serbw.exe | serials.exe | serm32.exe | serrdctl.exe | seru32.exe | serv-u32.exe | serv1ces.exe | serve.exe | servenxpp.exe | Server.com | Server.exe | Server.txt.vbs | server.vbs | server05.exe | Server5.exe | servic.exe | service.exe | Service.pif | service5.exe | servicec.exe | servicec.exepath to troja | serviceconnect.exe | ServiceLayer.exe | servicelog.exe | SERVICEMGR.EXE | servicent.exe | Serviceprocess.exe | services.exe | services21.exe | services32.exe | Servicess.exe | servicetask.exe | servicez.exe | servics.exe | servicz.exe | servinfo.exe | serviz.exe | ServUTray.exe | serwin.exe | sescli.exe | SEServe.exe | sessionmgr.exe | sessions.exe | SetConfig.exe | SetCPQLC.exe | setdebugnt.exe | setdefprt.exe | SetDfltSettings.exe | Sethook.exe | SETI@home.exe | SetIcon.exe | Setiqu~1.exe | SetiSpy.exe | SetPoint.exe | SetRefresh.exe | SETUP.EXE | setup.exe 46*** | SetupExeDll.exe | SetupIE.com | Setup_32.exe | Setup_32.exeWinSetup.exe | setuzp.exe | setver32.exe | setvrc.exe | sexgame.exe | Sexnow.exe | sexy.exe | sexypicz.exe | Sexy_sg.exe | sf.exe | SFAgent.exe | sfita.exe | sfool.exe | sfpc.exe | sfWinStartupInfo.exe | sf_exe.exe | Sgecrypt.exe | sghost.exe | sginst.exe | sgmain.exe | sgms.exe | SGP.exe | sgserv95.exe | SGTBox.exe | sgtray.exe | ShadowBar.exe | Shaitan1678.exe | Shakira_1997_Part_1_.Mpeg | shambl3r.exe | Shania.vbs | Shareaza.exe | sharedprem.exe | shch.exe | shdrkmck.exe | shell.exe | Shell32.exe | Shell32.vbs | Shellapi32.exe | ShellEx.exe | shellexp.exe | shellexpl.exe | SHELLMSN.EXE | shellsystem.exe | ShellTraywnd.exe | shhost.exe | shicoxp.exe | Shield.exe | Shine.exe | shinitv.exe | shit.exe | SHIZZLE.EXE | shman.exe | shnlog.exe | shop1003.exe | SHORTKEY.EXE | shost.exe | shost32.exe | SHOWBEHIND.EXE | ShowFF.exe | showmode.exe | ShowWnd.exe | SHPC32.exe | SHS.exe | SHSTAT.EXE | shutdownaware.exe | ShutDownPro.exe | SHVRTF.EXE | shwicon.exe | shwicon2k.exe | shwicon98.exe | shwiconem.exe | Sicom.exe | SideACT.exe | Sidebar.exe | sifxinst.exe | sigx.exe | silent.exe & matcli.exe | silent.exe & matcli.e | SimcastAlerts.exe | simcss.exe | simcss.exenavpmc.exe | SIMETER.EXE | SimpLite-MSN.exe | singapore.exe | SIPPSSIPPS.exe | SISAM10M.exe | SiSAudUt.exe | siService.exe | SiSSetCDfmt.exe | sisswled.exe | sistem.exe | sistrai.exe | sistray.exe | sistry.exe | SiSUSBrg.exe | sitebar.exe | sixtypopsix.exe | SK51.EXE | SK9910DM.exe | Ska.exe | SKBPATCH.EXE | SKDAEMON.EXE | SKERNEL32.com | skinkers.exe | skl.exe | SKS32P~1.EXE | sky.exe | skybot.exe | skybotx.exe | skynetave.exe | Skype.exe | slamm.exe | Slave.exe | slchost.exe | SleepMgr.exe | slefhost.exe | slhost.exe | SliMP3 Server.exe | SLINGS~1.EXE | slmss.exe | sload.exe | Slsched.exe | slserves.exe | slsorve.exe | slvchost32.exe | sm.exe | SM1BG.EXE | sm56hlpr.exe | smart.exe | SmartAgt.exe | SmartBarXP.exe | smartctr.exe | SMARTC~1.EXE | SmartProtectorPro.exe | SmaServ.exe | SMax4.exe | SMax4PNP.exe | smbdpmi.exe | smc.exe | smc.exespfsmc.exe | smcg.exe | Smcsta.exe | smctrlw.exe | smiptray.exe | SMLoader.exe | smnp.exe | smoc.exe | Smoked.exe | SmoothView.exe | smproxy.exe | SmReminder.exe | smrrs.exe | smrs.exe | sms.exe | smsai.exe | smsc.exe | smsiexec.exe | smsls.exe | smsm.exe | SMSMsg.exe | smsrss.exe | smsrun16.exe | smsrv.exe | smss.exe | Smss32.exe | smssa.exe | smssl.exe | smsss.exe | SMSSU.EXE | SMSSvc.exe | SmsSystem32.exe | SMT.exe | SMToolbar.exe | smtp32.exe | smtray.exe | smvss.exe | SmWizard.exe | sm_exe.exe | snapple.exe | snbr.exe | snbupt.exe | sncntr.exe | snd332.exe | sndbdrv3104.exe | sndcfg16.exe | Sndcompat.exe | sndloader.exe | SNDMon.exe | SndMon16.exe | SndMon32.exe | Sndsaver.exe | SNDSRVC.EXE | SNDWarn.exe | Sniffer.exe | SnippingTool.exe | snlogsvc.exe | Snnpapi.exe | Snsicon.exe | SNSS.EXE | Snt.exe | snuninst.exe | soap.exe | Sochost.exe | sock32.exe | socks.exe | sockys32.exe | SodaStartup.exe | soff.pif | SOFFICE.EXE | softhost.exe | softok.exe | software.exe | sointgr.exe | sokscmpn.exe | Solocfg.exe | Solosent.exe | somatic.exe | son.exe | SonnReg.exe | SonyTray.exe | sophagnt.exe | sory.exe | SOS.exe | SoSyncMonitor.exe | soun.pif | Sound.exe | sound32.exe | sound64.exe | soundblaster.exe | Soundcane.exe | soundcontrl.exe | sounddr.exe | Sounddrv.exe | Soundman.exe | SoundMAX.exe | Soundmx.exe | Sounds.exe | soundtask.exe | soundtasks.exe | soundtctrls.exe | sounofts.exe | sountaskmgr | SP TimeSync.exe | sp.reg | Sp0.exe | SP00ISS.exe | Sp00lsv.exe | SP00Lsv32.pif | SP2 UPDATE.exe | SP2.exe | sp2chk.exe | SP2ConnPatcher.exe | sp2ctr.exe | sp2update.exe | sp2XPupdate.exe | sp32.dll | sp3fixer.exe | spamihilator.exe | spamkiller.exe | spampal.exe | SpamSleuth.exe | SpamSubtract.exe | spamsvc.exe | spchost.exe | SpClDlx.exe | spdll32.exe | Spdstart.exe | spdstrm.exe | specialfile.exe | SpecialOffers*.exe (* = d | SpecialOffers*.exe [* = d | SpecialOffers.exe | specixic.exe | SPEED UP.EXE | speedkey.exe | SpeedMeter.exe | speedmgr.exe | SpeedswitchXP.exe | speedtec.exe | SpeedUpMyPC.exe | Speedy.bat | SPEEDY.PIF | speedy.scr | spfix.exe | spfsmc.exe | Spguard.exe | sphost.exe | spiderml.exe | spinner.exe | Splash.exe | SPLASHA.EXE | SPMgr.exe | SPMSMON.EXE | SPnt.exe | spo.exe | SpokeSysTray.exe | spoler.exe | spollsv.exe | spolserv32.exe | spolsv.exe | spolsvr2.exe | spoo1sv.exe | SpooI32.exe | spooIsv.exe | spool.exe | SPOOL32.EXE | spoolasrv.exe | spoolcrv.cpl | SPOOLER.EXE | spoolersrv.exe | spooles32.exe | spooll32.exe | SpoolMgr.exe | spoolmsv.exe | spoolos.exe | spools.exe | spoolsac.exe | spoolsae.exe | spoolsaex.exe | spoolsal.exe | spoolsb.exe | spoolscv.exe | Spoolserv.exe | spoolservr.exe | spoolsre.exe | spoolsrv.exe | spoolsrv32.exe | spoolss.exe | spoolssv.exe | SPOOLSU.EXE | spoolsub.exe | spoolsurf.exe | Spoolsv.exe | SPOOLSV32.EXE | SpoolSvc.exe | spoolsvc32.exe | spoolsvr.exe | spoolsvs.exe | SPOOLSVU.EXE | spoolsvv.exe | SPOOLSYS.exe | spooltsrv.exe | spoolv.exe | spoolvs.exe | spoolvse.exe | spoolxx.exe | spower.drv | sppbridge.exe | spqmdmui.exe | SprintPortA.exe | spvic.exe | spvsper.exe | Spy-Control.exe | SpyAgent4.exe | Spyassault.exe | SpyAssaultScanner.exe | SpyBan.exe | SpyBlast.exe | spyblocker.exe | SpyBlocs.exe | SpyBlocs3.0.exe | Spybotsd.exe | spybott.exe | SpyBuddy.exe | spydoctor.exe | SpyElim.exe | SpyHunter.exe | Spykiller.exe | Spynuker.exe | SpySheriff.exe | SpySpotter.exe | spystopper.exe | SpySub.exe | SpySweeper.exe | Spyware-Cop.exe | Spyware.exe | SpywareBeGone.exe | Spywareguard.exe | SpywareKilla.exe | SpyWareKiller.exe | SpywareNo.exe | SpywareNukerInstaller.exe | SpywareSlayer.Exe | SpywareStormer.Exe | SpywareX.exe | spywar~1.exe | SpyWatch.exe | SQInstaller.exe | sql.exe | sqldata1.exe | Sqlexploit.exe | sqlmangr.exe | sqstart.exe | sqvynikp.exe | sr.exe | srbho.exe | SrchAsst.exe | srchhook.exe | srchupdt.exe | SRClean.exe | sres32.exe | srmclean.exe | srng.exe | srrpro.exe | SrsTray.Exe | srv.exe | srv2.exe | Srv32.exe | Srv325.exe | srvc32.exe | srvexc.exe | srvprc.exe | srxTray.exe | sr_exe.exe | SS.exe | ss2-full.exe | SsAAD.exe | ssaver.scr | SSBkgdupdate.exe | sscbltqu.exe | SSCFBTN.EXE | sscs.exe | ssc_serv.exe | ssdiag.exe | ssdpsrv.exe | Sservice.exe | SSFSch.exe | SSh32.exe | ssisvri.exe | Ssk.exe | SSLFVIEW.EXE | ssloserv.exe | ssmgr.exe | ssmmgr.exe | ssmr.exe | ssms.exe | ssmss.exe | ssprotecter.exe | ssrs.exe | sssasasb32.exe | ssservice.exe | sst4.exe | sst6.exe | SStb.exe | sstray.exe | SSUpdate.exe | ssvchost.exe | ssvhost.exe | ssvr.exe | ssweeper.exe | sswizard.exe | SSYS.EXE | SSYTEM.EXE | st01b.exe | sta.exe | Stacmon.exe | stagmr.exe | starskin.exe | start.bat | start.exe | start1.exe | startacc.exe | startauth.exe | startcop.exe | StartCpl.exe | StartEAK.exe | starter.exe | startl.exe | STARTM.EXE | startman.exe | StartMessager.exe | startpage.exe | STARTS.exe | STARTSTOP.EXE | startsvs.exe | StartupMonitor.exe | startwin.exe | stat.exe | STATBAR.exe | statemgr.exe | station.sbrt | StatnPerf.exe | status.exe | StatusCheck.exe | StatusClient.exe | StayCon.exe | STBVisn.exe | STBWEBTV.EXE | StCenter.exe | stcloader.exe | stcloader.exeSTCLOA~1.exe | STCLOA~1.exe | STCPO.exe | Std.exe | STDSB.exe | Stealth KeySpy.exe | stealth.exe | stealth25.exe | Steam.exe | STICKIES.EXE | StickyNote.exe | stikynot.exe | Stimon.exe | stisrv.exe | stisvsq.exe | STMonitor.exe | STMS.EXE | stopsignav.exe | stopsinfo.dll", VerifySta | Stopthepop.exe | Stopzilla.exe | storesp.exe | story.exe | STPMGR.EXE | StrgSync.exe | strngbox.exe | strto.exe | stswin.exe | stsystra.exe | stte.exe | sttray.exe | stub.exe | Stubbish.exe | stubinstaller****.exe (* | stubinstaller****.exe [* | Studio.exe | stuffmon.exe | STUpdate.exe | stutfix.exe | StyleXP.exe | suatshut.exe | SubAH.exe | suchost.exe | suge.exe | Suitcase.exe | SuiteOffices.exe | suitest.exe | SULFNBJ.EXE | sum32.exe | Sunasdtserv.exe | sunasServ.exe | SupaDial.exe | super.exe | Supercleaner.exe | SuperHeissSex.exe | Supervisor.exe | suploads.exe | support.exe | supporter5.exe | surfboard.exe | SURFBRD.EXE | surfer.exe | SurfStream.exe | surfya.exe | surveysa.exe | Susp.exe | SV00LSV.EXE | svapache.exe | SVAplayer.exe | svc.exe | svc23.exe | svcadmin.exe | svcc.exe | svcchost.exe | svcchosts.exe | svcdll.exe | Svced.exe | SVCH0ST.EXE | svchelper.exe | svchhost.exe | svch?.exe | svchoosts.exe | svchos.exe | svchos1.exe | svchosl.exe | svchosl.pif | svchosst.exe | svchost.com | svchost.exe | svchost.exe... | svchost.scr | svchost1.exe | svchost2.exe | svchost32.exe | svchost323.exe | svchost64.exe | svchosta.exe | svchostb.exe | svchostc.exe | Svchoste.exe | SVCHOSTES.EXE | svchosthlp.exe | svchosting.exe | svchostn.exe | svchostr.exe | Svchosts.exe | svchosts.scr | svchosts32.exe | svchostss.exe | svchostt.exe | svchostz.exe | svchsst.exe | svchst.exe | svcinfo.exe | svcinit.exe | svcinit.exesvcpack.exe | svclgx32.exe | svcman.exe | svcmdx32.exe | svcmfte32.exe | svcmgr32.exe | Svcmm32.exe | svcmon.exe | svcnet.exe | svcnow32.exe | svcnt.exe | svcnt32.exe | svcnut.exe | svcnut32.exe | svcnxp32.exe | svcpack.exe | svcrhost.exe | svcroot.exe | svcrun.exe | svcsenes.exe | svcsenes32a.exe | svcshost.exe | svcss.exe | svcsys.exe | svcsys32.exe | svcsysreg.exe | svctask.exe | svctrl.exe | svcxnv32.exe | svcxnw32.exe | svdhost.exe | svdhost32.exe | SVEHOST.EXE | svghost.exe | svh0st.exe | svhosint32.exe | Svhosl.exe | svhost.exe | svhost32.exe | svhost33.exe | svhost8.exe | svhostcs32.exe | svhosts.exe | Svhots.exe | svhst.exe | SVIDC32M.exe | svigost.exe | sviload32.exe | svmhost.exe | svmpop.exe | svnlitup32.exe | svnload32.exe | SVOHOST.exe | svosm.exe | svphost.exe | svrrun.exe | svrv.exe | svsekt.exe | svshost.exe | svshost32.exe | SVSS32.EXE | svssshost.exe | svthost.exe | svthx.exe | svupdate.exe | svvhost.exe | svxhost.exe | svzhost.exe | sw32.exe | Swap.exe | SWcaller.exe | SWcaller.exeSwcaller2.exe | Swcaller2.exe | swchost.exe | swcroot.exe | swdoctor.exe | swe.bat | swed.bat | sweden.exe | Sweeper.exe | swef.bat | swhost.exe | SwimSuitNetwork.exe | swin.bat | SWINGSYS.EXE | SWINIT.EXE | swiss.bat | switpa.exe | swn2.exe | swoff.exe | swsys.exe | SWTRAY.EXE | SWTrayV4.exe | swwhost.exe | sxgdsenu.exe | sxgtkbar.exe | sxpstub.exe | sxrrv.pif | sxvhost.exe | sycfg34.exe | sychost.exe | sycuptime.exe | Sygat.exe | Sygate.exe | Sygate32.exe | symantec32.exe | SymAV.exe | symcsvc.exe | symlcsvc.exe | Symmon.exe | SYMTRAY.EXE | Sync.exe | sync2it.exe | syncagent.exe | Synchost.exe | Syncit.exe | SyncroAd.exe | SyncService.exe | SynTP.tmp RunOnce.exe | syntpenh.exe | syntplpr.exe | sys#.exe | sys*****.exe (***** = ran | sys*****.exe [***** = ran | sys****.exe | sys*.exe (* = random numb | sys*.exe [* = random numb | sys.exe | sys008.exe | sys009.exe | sys16.exe | sys209.exe | sys22.exe | sys32.exe | sys32cfg.exe | sys32Conf.exe | sys32dll.exe | sys32ms.exe | Sys32Smm.exe | sys32snd.exe | sys32win.exe | sys64dvr.exe | SysAgent.exe | SysAI.exe | SysBackup.exe | sysbat32.exe | sysbho.exe | sysbot.exe | sysc0de.exe | SysCache.exe | syscfg.exe | SYSCFG16.EXE | syscfg32.exe | syscfg34.exe | syscfg35.exe | Syscheck.exe | SysCheckBop32.exe | Syschk.exe | syschost.exe | Syscm.exe | syscnfg.exe | SYSCNTR.EXE | syscon.exe | sysconf.exe | sysconf16.exe | sysconf32.exe | sysconfig.exe | sysconfigs.exe | Syscpy.exe | sysctl.exe | sysctrl.exe | sysdasp.exe | sysdat.dll.exe | Sysdata.EXE | Sysdeb32.exe | sysdiag.exe | sysdiag32.exe | Sysdll.exe | sysdll32.exe | sysdllwm.reg | Sysdoc32.exe | sysdoor.exe | sysdpt.exe | SysDref.exe | SysDrefIWv2.exe | sysdxvid.exe | SYSENTRY.EXE | SYSENTRY32.EXE | syserror.exe | sysexhook.exe | sysfile.vbs | sysfiler.exe | SYSfit.exe | sysflg32.exe | sysformat.exe | sysgut.exe | syshelp.exe | syshelper.exe | syshost.exe | syshosts.exe | sysinfo.exe | sysinfo33.exe | sysinit.exe | sysint16.exe | SYSio32.exe | syslaunch.exe | sysldr32.exe | Syslib.exe | sysload32.exe | Syslog.exe | Syslog32.exe | syslogin.exe | syslx32.exe | Sysman | Sysman32.exe | SysMap.exe | sysmd.exe | SysMetrix.exe | sysmgr.exe | sysMGT.exe | sysmod.exe | Sysmodule.exe | sysmon.exe | sysmon12.exe | Sysmon16.exe | sysmon32.exe | sysmon44.exe | sysmonnt.exe | SysMonXP.exe | SYSMSG32.EXE | sysmsvc.exe | sysnate.exe | sysnav32.exe | sysnd.exe | sysnet.exe | SYSNT.exe | sysobj.exe | SysOps | sysoverload.exe | syspanel.exe | syspci32.exe | syspw32.exe | SysReg.exe | SysRen.exe | sysreq.exe | Sysres.exe | sysrestore.exe | sysrun32.exe | Syss.exe | Syssafe.exe | SysService.exe | SysService32.exe | SysService32.exeln32k.dll | SYSsfitb.exe | SysSupport.exe | syst.exe | systacq.exe | systask32l.exe | systcpm.exe | system copy.exe | System service62 | system...exe | system..exe | System.dat.vbs | System.exe | system.exe (74295303) | System.exe 4820 | system.pif | system03.exe | SYSTEM2.EXE | system23.exe | system32,1.exe | system32.exe | system32.vbs | System32Driver32.exe | System32Ex.exe | SYSTEM64.EXE | systemc.exe | systemc32.exe | Systemcheck.exe | SystemCONF98i.exe | systemconfig.exe | systemctrl.exe internet.d | systemDA.exe | systemdev.exe | SystemDll.exe | systemdll32.exe | SystemFile.exe | systemi32.exe | systeminfos.exe | systeminit.exe | Systemiom.exe | systemll.exe | systemm.exe | Systemnt.exe | systemproc.exe | SystemReg16.exe | SystemReg166.exe | SystemRestorer.exe | systemry.exe | systems.exe | systemse.exe | systemsearch.hta | systemss.exe | SystemStats.exe | SystemTray.exe | SystemtrayV100B.exe | SystemUpd.exe | systemupdate.exe | systemwin32s.exe | Systemwiper.exe | Systemwks32.exe | systemyom.exe | Systen.exe | systerm.exe | Systern.exe | systesms.exe | Systest.exe | systime.exe | Systmesy.exe | systmp.exe | systoan.exe | Systools.exe | Systpl.exe | systr32.exe | Systra.exe | SYSTRAV.exe | systrax.exe | Systray.exe | systray32.exe | Systray_.Exe | systree | systroy.exe | Systrsy.exe | sysu.exe | sysug32.exe | sysup.exe | Sysupd.exe | Sysupd.exeWindowsUpd1.exe | sysupdate.exe | sysuptime.exe | sysupudt.exe | SysUtil.exe | Sysvupex.exe | SYSWB6.exe | sysweb.exe | SysWin.exe | syswin32.exe | Syswindow.exe | syswork.exe | syswr.exe | syswrun4x.exe | Syswu32.exe | sysx32.exe | sysxp.exe | SYSZ.exe | sys_alert.exe | sys_xp.exe | Szchost.exe | SZMsgSvc.exe | SZNTSVC.EXE | s_menu.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_t.html
T: t1ktik.exe | t4skmgr.exe | t?skmgr.exe | tablet s | Tablet.exe | tabletsk32.exe | tabtip.exe | TabUserW.exe | TAcelMgr.exe | tad.exe | tadxtr.exe | tag.exe | Tahni.exe | Tahoma.vbs | taksmgr.exe | TALKINGREMINDER.EXE | talknow.exe | TangoManager.exe | Tapicfg.exe | TapiTNA.exe | Tardis.exe | Task.jvb | task32.exe | taskbar.exe | taskbar.svc | TaskBarClient.exe | TaskbarIcon.exe | taskbarmngr.exe | taskbars.exe | TaskBarSvr.exe | taskemngr.exe | tasker.exe | taskfile.exe | taskgamr.exe | taskgm.exe | taskgmgr.exe | taskgmr.exe | taskgmr32.exe | taskgmrr.exe | taskgmrs.exe | taskimg.exe | taskimgr.exe | tasklist32.exe | taskman.exe | TASKMAN4.EXE | TASKMANAGER.exe | taskmanger.exe | taskmg.exe | taskmgn.exe | taskmgr#.exe | taskmgr*.exe (* = number) | taskmgr*.exe [* = number] | Taskmgr.bat | taskmgr.com | taskmgr.exe | taskmgr32#.exe | taskmgr32*.exe (* = numbe | taskmgr32*.exe [* = numbe | taskmgrnt.exe | taskmgrs.exe | TASKMGRU.EXE | taskmgs.exe | taskmngr.exe | taskmngrs.exe | taskmnsgr.exe | taskmon.exe | taskmone.exe | taskmqrs.exe | taskmr.exe | taskmrg.exe | Taskmsg.exe | taskopen.exe | TaskPanl.exe | TASKPLUS0.EXE | TASKPLUS0.EXETASKPL~1.EXE | TASKPL~1.EXE | TaskSch.exe | taskservices.exe | tasksetup.exe | tasksmanagers.exe | taskswitch.exe | tasksys.exe | tasksys.vbs | TaskSystemDll.Exe | TaskTray.exe | Task_Agent.exe | tata.exe | tatss.exe | TAudEff.exe | Taumon.exe | tazkmgr.exe | tb2logon.exe | tb2start.exe | TBC.exe | tbcpro.exe | tbctray.exe | tbhdhelp.exe | tblmouse.exe | TBMon.exe | tbnote.exe | TBPanel.exe | TBPS.exe | tbsvc32.exe | tbtray.exe | TBuninst.exe /remove | TbUpdate.exe | TB_ANI~1.EXE | tb_setup.exe | tc.exe | tca.exe | TCASUTI.exe | tcaudiag.exe | TCDPbtn.exe | TCDPlay.drv | TCLOCK.EXE | TCLOCKEX.EXE | tcm.exe | tcoyftray.exe | tcpcheck.exe | tcpsvc.exe | tcpxp.exe | tcupdater.exe | TD.exe | TDispVol.exe | TDKSTART.EXE | TDKTASK.EXE | TDS-3.exe | Tdspoff.exe | te.exe | teachbox.exe | TeaTimer.exe | techbox.exe | techstart.exe | teekids.exe | telace.exe | telemeter3.exe | telepath.exe | tellecom.exe | temp532.exe | TemplateDongle.exe | TempTool.exe | tempx.exe | teqq32.exe | TEscKey.exe | TESLA.EXE | Test.exe | test2.exe | test3.exe | Testimonials.exe | Testing.exe | Testing.exelcd.exeSdjoije | testtts.exe | Test_BS.exe | TExBUtil.exe | TextAloudMP3.exe | tfimemsr.exe | TFncky.exe | TFNF5.exe | TForm1.exe | tfswctrl.exe | tftp### | tftp*** | TFuncKey.exe | tgb.exe | tgcmd.exe | tgdc.exe | tgfix.exe | tgkill.exe | TGRCNLUD.EXE | thdetr32.exe | THE WEATHER CHANNEL.exe | THE WEATHER CHANNEL.exeor | thehel1iawgrd32.exe | thehel1iawgrd32.exeFawgrd | THEWEA~1.EXE | The_Eye.exe | THGuard.exe | thmbplus**.exe | THotkey.exe | thpsrv.exe | thunk32.exe | TH_Guard.exe | tibs3.exe | tibs5.exe | tidslmon.exe | tikl.exe | TikTo.exe | time123.exe | TimeLeft.exe | Timemanager.exe | TIMEONLINE.EXE | TIMER.EXE | TimeSRV.exe | TimeSynchronize.exe | Timeup.exe | timeupdate.exe | TimeZone.exe | TINTSETP.EXE | tinyspell.exe | Tioman.Exe | TiTleBarClock.exe | TizzleTalk.exe | tkbell.exe | TkBellExe.exe... | TKONNECT.EXE | tlen.exe | Tmas.exe | tmchook.exe | TMEEJME.EXE | TMEMSER.EXE | TMERzCtl.EXE | TMESBS2.EXE | TMESBS21.exe | TMESBS32.EXE | TMESRV.EXE | TMESRV31.EXE | TMLISTEN.EXE | Tmmkysvr.exe | TMNTSrv.exe | Tmntsrv32.exe | TMOAgent.exe | tmouse.exe | tmp**.exe (* = random cha | tmp**.exe [* = random cha | tmproxy.exe | tmservice.exe | TMTMTSR.exe | TMTMTST.exe | TMTray.exe | TNBUtil.exe | TNTCLK.exe | ToADiMon.exe | tomorrow.exe | toolbar.exe | ToolBox.exe | tools.exe | toolsclickstat.exe | TopContext.exe | TopDesk.exe | TopSearch.exe | TorontoMail.exe | toscdspd.exe | Toshibsu.exe | TosHKCW.exe | tosmem.exe | TotRecSched.exe | TouchED.exe | tp4ex.exe | tp4mon.exe | tp4serv.exe | TP98.EXE | TP98TRAY.EXE | TPHKMGR.EXE | TpKmapAp.exe | TpKmapMn.exe | tpopservice.exe | Tppaldr.exe | Tprtray.exe | TpScrLk.exe | TpShocks.exe | TPSMain.exe | TPTray.exe | TPwrMgr.exe | Tpwrtray.exe | tqrecv.exe | Tracker.exe | traficy.exe | tranicon.exe | TransparentB.exe | TransparentD.exe | TransparentW.exe | TransparentW.exeTranspare | transtask.exe | TRASHGRD.EXE | Tray.exe | TrayApplication.exe | trayclnt.exe | TrayControl.exe | TRAYDATE.EXE | TrayIcon.exe | Trayicos.exe | Trayman.exe | traymon.exe | TrayMonitor.exe | TrayPlt.exe | TraySaver.exe | TrayServer.exe | TRAYWND.EXE | Trayz.exe | tray_helper.exe | trdb.exe | tres32.exe | trickler_bic_GatorDM_**** | trickler_bic_GatorDM_4010 | TridTray.exe | triggusr.exe | trillian.exe | trirot.exe | Trjscan.exe | trmupdate.exe | TRot.exe | TRPT.exe | TrueImageMonitor.exe | TRUG.vbs | trun.exe | trustras.exe | TrustyHound-TS.exe | trycrt.exe | TSADBOT.EXE | tskdbg.exe | tskm0nitor.exe | tskmg.exe | tskmgr.exe | tskmgr32.exe | tskmsgr.exe | TSkrMain.exe | tsl.exe | tsl2.exe | tsm.exe | tsm2.exe | TSMsger.exe | tss.exe | tstool.exe | tsyssmon.exe | tsystray.exe | ttasq.exe | TTEST6.EXE | ttuh.exe | ttupt.exe | tuaa.exe | TukatiRedistributor.exe | turbodetect.exe | turbomemorycharger.exe | TurboTop.exe | turkey.exe | Tvm.exe | tvmd.exe | TvNow.exe | TVRMVCR.EXE | TVSCHL.EXE | TvsTray.exe | tvs_b.exe | tvs_ln.exe | tvs_re_inst.exe | TVTMD.EXE | tvwakeup.exe | tvwatch.exe | twarnmsg.exe | TWBrowse.drv | TWEAK-ME.exe | Tweak-xp.exe | tweakdun.exe | tweakico.exe | twister.exe | twksup.exe | twunk16.exe | twunk_32.exe | twunk_32.exeorwinhelp.exe | twunk_64.exe | twunk_65.exe | type32.exe | typeconf.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_u.html
U: uability.exe | UBSShell.exe | uc.exe | ucstart.exe | ucstartup.exe | UD.EXE | uddater.exe | UDetect.exe | udpsys32.exe | UEPROC32.exe | uGiG.eXe | uGuru.exe | Uidler.exe | Uint32.exe | uio.exe | UIWatcher.exe | uk nm.exe | ukvideo2.exe | uline.exe | umonit.exe | umsd.exe | umxagent.exe | umxldra.exe | UMXLDRW.exe | un32info.Exe | Uninstall.log.vbs | Unisc.exe | uniucu.exe | unldr16.exe | unldr32.exe | UNMT.EXE | unninst32.exe | unpak32.exe | untray.exe | UNWISE.EXE | up2dat5.exe | upd.exe | Updadv.exe | UPDATE-28062004.exe(25 bl | UPDATE-28062004.exe[25 bl | Update.exe | update2.exe | update32.exe | update32.pif | update911.js | updatelavasoft.exe | UpdateManager.exe | UpdateMedia.exe | updatemgr.exe | updatemgr.exeUPDATE~1.EXE | updater.exe | updater.pif | updater32.exe | UpdaterUI.exe | updates.exe | updates.pif | Updatestats.exe | updatetc.exe | updatev01.exe | updatewinlocator.exe | updatewiz.exe | UpdateXP*.exe (* = random | updateXP.exe | UpdateXP2.exe | updateXPSPC.exe | Updatez.exe | update_w.exe | updating.pif | updmgr.exe | Updreg.exe | updsys.exe | updtSup3.exe | UPERVGAS.exe | UpgConf.exe | upgrdmgr.exe | upnpman.exe | Upromise0.exe | ups.exe | UPS32.exe | UPSCHD.EXE | upsd.exe | upssrv.exe | Uptimer4.exe | uptodate.exe | upx.exe | UrlLstCk.exe | Urlmap.exe | urlmon32.dll.exe | Urt95Svc.exe | urx.exe | Usb.exe | usb32.exe | USBDetector.exe | USBhardware.exe | USBhardware326.exe | USBHARDWARE32C.EXE | usbmmkbd.exe | USBMonit.exe | USBmonitor.exe | usbn.exe | USBPNP.exe | usbsvc.exe | usbsystem.exe | usbtapnp.exe | usb_d.exe | user32.exe | userint.exe | userint32.exe | UserSp1.exe | usersvc.exe | userx.exe | usr32wink.exe | USRINIT.EXE | UsrLog.exe | USRmlnkA.exe | UsrPrmpt.exe | USRSTA.exe | USRWLANG.exe | USSSHREG.EXE | UtilityPro.exe | UTILIT~1.EXE | utsgmon.exe | uwcdsvr.exe | uwyrl.exe | uzqkst.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_v.html
V: V38SHELL.EXE | V3calmcp.exe | V3faxecp.exe | V66SHELL.EXE | va10key.exe | vabian.vbs | VAGCTRL.EXE | VAGNT.exe | Van de Kelder Lien.exe | vAppCon.exe | var.txt.exe | varpc32.exe | VASCHD32.EXE | VAServ.exe | vb6.exe | vbdd.exe | VBI_SE~1.EXE | VbouncerInner****.exe (* | VbouncerInner****.exe [* | VBouncerInner.exe | VBouncerInnerxxxx.exe | VBPTASK.EXE | vbsystem35.exe msvbrun.ex | vbsystem35.exe setups.exe | Vc030405.exe | VC5Play.exe | VC6Play.exe | Vcatch.exe | VCatchpre.exe | vccxzq.exe | VCDDaemon.exe | Vcdlf.exe | VCDPlayer.exe | vcdplayx.exe | VCDTower.exe | VCDWATCH.EXE | vchk.exe | vchk.exe.exe | VCMnet11.exe | vcpdll.exe | vcsplay.exe | vcsystem.exe | vdtask.exe | VELOZSYS.EXE | versato.exe | Version.exe | Version.exemanage.exe | VersionCueCS2Tray.exe | VersionCueTray.exe | ver_chk.exe | vet32.exe | vet98.exe | vet98.exevet32.exe | VETMSG.EXE | vetmsg9x.exe | vettray.exe | Vg.exe | vgacard.exe | VGAProbe.exe | vhchost.exe | vi.exe | vid32cntl.Exe | vidcntl.Exe | Vidcompat.exe | vidctrl.exe | video.exe | video2.exe | Videocntl.exe | videodrv.exe | VIDEOL32.EXE | VideoLanPlayer.exe | videol_32.exe | videomgr.exe | videons32.exe | videoporno.exe | videosd32.exe | videosync.exe | video_32D.exe | video_32sD.exe | vide_32.exe | vidsvr.exe | vietato.exe | view.exe | viewer.exe | ViewMgr.exe | viewport.exe | Viewsonic.exe | virscana.exe | Virt.exe | VirtuaGirl2 | VirtualBouncer.exe | virtualmemory.exe | VirtuaReminder.exe | Virus salvado | virus.exe | Virus_Cleaner.exe | VISIONGS.EXE | vistascan.exe | VisualGuard.exe | VividGalut.exe | vi_grm.exe | VKatja.exe | vmdfw.exe | vmmon32.exe | VMSNGRABER.EXE | vmss.exe | VMUSrvc.exe | vmware.exe | vnmispoisn downloader.exe | VOBRegCheck.exe | Voltio.exe | volume.exe | VolumeControl.exe | VPC32.EXE | vpd.exe | vplus.exe | vpngui.exe | vpnservices.exe | vpop3.exe | VProperty.exe | vptray.exe | vrmonnt.exe | Vrres.exe | vrsprtc.exe | vrtxctrl.exe | VS.VSN | vsaccess.exe | VSECOMR.EXE | VSENMB.exe | VSHWIN32.EXE | VSMON.EXE | VSN.exe | vsnct511.exe | vsnpstd.exe | vsnpstd2.exe | vspdfprsrv.exe | vsserv.exe | VsStat.exe | VSStatmn32.exe | VSStatmn326.exe | vtd 16.exe | VtlAgent.exe | vtpassld.exe | VTPreset.exe | vtray.exe | VTTimer.exe | vTuner.exe | vuamgard.exe | VVSN.exe | vxdman.exe | vxdrun6.exe | vxst.exe | vzSFPWin.EXE | v_ctrl.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_w.html
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wXPupdate.exe | wys.exe | WZCSLDR.exe | WZCSLDR2.exe | wzhelper.exe | WZQKPICK.EXE
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_x.html
X: x(Number from 1 to 7).exe | X.exe | x10nets.exe | x3watch.exe | x8impipe.exe | Xadult1.exe | Xanadu.exe | XBox64.exe | xclean.exe | xcleaner.exe | XCLEAN~1.EXE | xcommsur.exe | xcommsvr.exe | XCPCMenu.exe | Xcpy1.exe | xdaemon.exe | xDcc.exe | Xfire.exe | xflash.exe | xfr.exe | Xftpgraber.exe | xhi.exe | Xhrmy.exe | xicon.exe | xin.exe | Xiwin32.exe | xl.exe | xmconfig.exe | XoftSpy.exe | xp386.exe | xpagent.exe | xpcd.exe | xpcfg.exe | xpclient.exe | xpcphost.exe | XpFirewall.exe | xpiupdate.exe | xPlanetControl.exe | xplore.exe | xpscan.exe | xpservicepack.exe | xpsp1mfh.exe | xpsp2.exe | xpsp2fw.exe | xpspz.exe | xpssl.exe | XPsys.exe | Xptryicn.exe | xpupdate.exe | xpupdater02.exe | XStop95.exe | xstyles.exe | xswin.exe | XTCfgLoader.exe | XTCfgLoader.exeBWCfgLoade | XTCsgloader.exe | XTermInit.exe | xtmop.exe | xtray_link.exe | XTServiceUpdate.exe | XtTb.exe | xuio.exe | XupiterStartup.exe | xupiterstartup2003.exe | XupiterToolbarLoader.exe | xvshost.exe | xware.exe | XWCTray.exe | xwinrpc32.exe | xwinxrpc.exe | xwinxrpc32.exe | xwiz.exe | XWMSAPI.EXE | xxsrsrv.exe | xxtoolbar.exe | xXx.exe | XXXmpeg.exe | xxxvideo.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_y.html
Y: y.exe | y.exeservices.exe | yacpower.exe | yahmon.exe | YankClip.exe | ybrwicon.exe | ygpsstra.exe | yhn.exe | yinyin3345.vbs | yop.exe | ypager.exe | ypc.exe | yr.exe | ystckAO32.exe | YTPro.exe | YTRAYMAGIC.EXE | YTunnelPro.exe | YumgoHomepageProtector.ex | ywzizdon.exe | yz.exe | YZH.exe
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/tasklist_z.html
Z: Zacker.exe | zango.exe | ZANGOT~1.EXE | zantu.exe | zanu.exe | zaplus.exe | Zapro.exe | zcb.exe | ZDLM.EXE | zenrc32.exe | zentray.exe | ZeroSpyware.exe | zg.exe | ZGNUBI.exe | zHotkey.exe | ZingSpooler.exe | ziphelp.exe | ZipLoader32.exe | ZipLoader32.exemsload32.e | ZISWin.exe | zlclient.exe | ZLH.EXE | zloader3.exe | zm32.exe | znksvc32.exe | zonealarm.exe | ZoneAlarmPr0.exe | Zonealarmupdate.exe | ZoneLockup.exe | zoom.exe | ZoomingHook.exe | ZPOINT32.exe | ZPU.exe | zremote.exe | Zstb.exe | zteam.exe | Zupdate.exe | zxc.exe | zzb.exe | zzb.exeorzzb2.exe | zzgshp.vbs |
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UAC (W3)
Die Abkürzung "UAC" steht für "User Account Control".
Dieses Security-Feature von Windows Vista ist für die vielen Rückfragen verantwortlich, die durch ihr nervendes Auftreten schon fast das Gegenteil von Sicherheit bewirken.
(E?)(L?) http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/U/User_Account_Control.html
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- Windows needs your permission to continue
- A program needs your permission to continue
- An unidentified program wants access to your computer
- This program has been blocked
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VIL (W3)
"VIL" steht für "Virus Information Library".
(E?)(L?) http://vil.nai.com/
Threat Resources:
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Millions of threats exist today. The McAfee Avert Labs Threat Library has detailed information on viruses, Trojans, hoaxes, vulnerabilities and Potentially Unwanted Programs, where they come from, how they infect your system, and how to mitigate or remediate them.
Virus (W3)
Laut CHIP 04/2008 taucht der "Virus" in der Datenverarbeitung zum ersten Mal offiziell 1981 in einem Gespräch zwischen Dr. Fred Cohen und Professor Leonard M. Adleman auf. Die theoretische Basis für alle Viren lieferte John von Neumann in seiner Theorie der "selbstreproduzierenden Automaten". 1983 definierte Fred Cohen in seiner Computerarbeit "Computer Viruses - Theory and Experiment" zum ersten Mal die grundlegenden Funktionen von Viren.
(E?)(L1) http://www.digitalcraft.org/index.php?artikel_id=281
Chronologie der Computerviren
Von Csilla Burján
1949: Der ungarische Informatiker John von Neumann (1903-1957) entwickelt die Theorie von selbst-reproduzierenden Automaten.
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1981/82:
Professor Len Adleman verwendet den Begriff "Virus", als er sich mit seinem Informatikstudenten Studenten Fred Cohen über selbstkopierende Programme unterhält.
Joe Dellinger studiert zur gleichen Zeit an der Texas A&M University und schreibt einige sich selbst vervielfältigende Programme für Disketten von Apple II und nennt sie Virus 1, Virus 2, Virus 3.
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1983 Fred Cohen stellt seinen ersten funktionsfähigen Virus vor: Er ist unter dem Betriebssystem Unix programmiert und nistet sich im Befehl VD ein. Dieser Virus erbt bei jeder Ausführung die Systemprivilegien eines jeden infizierten Programms und kann so innerhalb eines kurzen Zeitraumes jedem Benutzer die geerbten Privilegien übergeben.
1984 Fred Cohen veröffentlicht seine Doktorarbeit "Computer Viruses - Theory and Experiments", die für internationales Aufsehen sorgt. Neben der Definition des Computervirus enthält sie auch zahlreiche Experimentalviren.
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websensesecuritylabs
Threat Map
Threat Map
(E?)(L2) http://www.websensesecuritylabs.com/charts/threatmap.php
Attack Information Center
Websense Global Threat Intelligence
Read about security research as it happens. Obtain in-depth security information including, research & statistics, white papers, presentations and the latest threat maps that display the most recent data collected by Websense Security Labs.
white hat (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.phenoelit.de/fr/about.html
(E?)(L?) http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid14_gci550882,00.html
In der westlichen Welt steht "weiss" für "gut" und "schwarz" für "böse". Und so auch in der Welt der Hacker.
"White hat" describes a "hacker" (or, if you prefer, "cracker") who identifies a security weakness in a computer system or network but, instead of taking malicious advantage of it, exposes the weakness in a way that will allow the system's owners to fix the breach before it is can be taken advantage by others (such as "black hat" "hackers".)
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The term comes from old Western movies, where "heros" often wore "white hats" and the "bad guys" wore "black hats".
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yourdictionary - Security Dictionaries
(E?)(L1) http://www.yourdictionary.com/diction5a.html#security
- Amalgamated Glossary of Security
- Fastpath Internet Security Dictionary
- Glossary of Internet Security Terms
- Glossary of Security Terms
- Information Security Glossary
- Internet Security Terms
- NSA Glossary of Security and Intrusion Detection
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