interesting that I saw the Print Monitor in the list, as this process is often false flagged on many systems I've checked over the years, so maybe its not false.
@John Hammond. Great presentation. You must have a photographic memory. All your videos are so smoothly presented. Thanks for your videos. I learn a lot.
Hey John, great video, as always! Could you make a video on Coursera's Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate and what it is worth to someone with a CompTIA Security+ certificate. Please!!
Does this work against a RAM Disk? One that you could create, populate with appropriate files, then run against, then remove after the fact? Seems that might allow you to completely hide the entire process. After all, you already have to have admin privileges to run the cleaner anyway.
Not necessarily. There could be legitimate reasons that a startup program would show a command prompt window. That alone isn't enough information to determine if it's malicious or benign.
Thanks for making this. My only complaint is that it would be nice for you to link the websites you are talking about in the description.
Good stuff, John! Love catching the new videos :)
interesting that I saw the Print Monitor in the list, as this process is often false flagged on many systems I've checked over the years, so maybe its not false.
@John Hammond. Great presentation. You must have a photographic memory. All your videos are so smoothly presented. Thanks for your videos. I learn a lot.
I think he just speaks naturally, he doesn't try to read off of a script.
One of ur best vids, easily
Hey John, great video, as always! Could you make a video on Coursera's Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate and what it is worth to someone with a CompTIA Security+ certificate. Please!!
So what will be a better protection for this type of attack ?
or how we can protect an system from that ?
The purpose is start automatic cleanup?
Yes. But understand the damage you can cause with that registration access..
@@Grave895 thank you!
RUclips has apparently unsubbed me.
weird, same for me.
Me three.
This happened to me too! Why is RUclips doing it? I don't understand.
Me 5
Yup, same.. wtf?
Excellent presentation as always.
Can you provide ways to detect this?
Does this work against a RAM Disk? One that you could create, populate with appropriate files, then run against, then remove after the fact? Seems that might allow you to completely hide the entire process. After all, you already have to have admin privileges to run the cleaner anyway.
Not really. I've run it without admin. Only select files need admin to be cleaned
Does anyone have the source code shown in the video? :)
Is it living off the land when 2 cmd screens pop up and close instantly when I turn my laptop on??
Not necessarily. There could be legitimate reasons that a startup program would show a command prompt window. That alone isn't enough information to determine if it's malicious or benign.
@TOMYSSHADOW thanks man!
Python log in shells.
That wasn’t funny
That ginger bounce.
This is Patched
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