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    • #24638

      Hello Nicolas,

      I hope you're well.

      I can't find anywhere to post feedback. Do you have a link to get them back to you?

      Edit:

      Microsoft One Drive line in Onage:

      O4 – GS\Programs [RJ]: OneDrive.lnk. (…) C:\Users\RJ\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneDrive\OneDrive.exe [Unsigned]
      O4 – GS\Programs [Public]: OneDrive.lnk. (…) C:\Users\RJ\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneDrive\OneDrive.exe [Unsigned]

       

      Sonic II line: Asrog motherboard sound card interface:

      O90 – PUC: “7B781A6E9490EAA4FBB675F93D6F5ED5” [HKLM]. (.Sonic Studio Plugin.)
      O90 – PUC: “F4AFD0F222A6726439289FF81077FB05” [HKLM] . (.Sonic Radar II.) — C:\WINDOWS\Installer\{2F0DFA4F-6A22-4627-9382-F98F0177BF50}\icon.ico

       

      Thank you

    • #24639
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello Electrician,

      I'm pinning your topic which may be useful for others.

      This will be taken into account with the next version.

      Regards

       

       

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    • #24651

      Super,

      I posted this link on a few sites. We'll see the feedback.

    • #24669

      Hello,

      Zhpsuite gets caught by antiviruses and Windows firewall!

      I think you can report it so that we can modify the FP. I reported it on my own.

      So, I have this, from the FRST report

      Chromium:

      C:\Users\Claude\AppData\Local\chromium\Application\chrome.exe

      Nvidia:

      HKLM\…\Run: [ShadowPlay] => C:\WINDOWS\system32\nvspcap64.dll [1767712 2016-11-14] (NVIDIA Corporation PE Sign v2016 -> NVIDIA Corporation) [Unsigned file]

      Booking that is embedded on all browsers:

      (bookingDesktopApp.) [Unsigned file] C:\Program Files (x86)\bookingDesktopApp\Update\bookingDesktopAppUpdate.exe
      Task: {87FEC231-8D1E-4A39-AF6A-0908EF07F3D7}-SYSTEM32 \ TASKS \ BookingdesktopappdatetaskmachineCore => C: \ Program Files (X86) \ Bookingdesktopapp \ Update \ BOOKINGDESKPDATE.EXE [102400 2020 03-30-XNUMX] (Bookingdesktopapp.) [ Unsigned file]
      Task: {F4836D14-E702-455F-890D-497B98F3FD55} – System32\Tasks\bookingDesktopAppUpdateTaskMachineUA => C:\Program Files (x86)\bookingDesktopApp\Update\bookingDesktopAppUpdate.exe [102400 2020-03-30] (bookingDesktopApp.) [ Unsigned file]
      FF Plugin-x32: @bookingdesktopapp.com/bookingDesktopApp Update;version=3 -> C:\Program Files (x86)\bookingDesktopApp\Update\1.3.99.0\npbookingDesktopAppUpdate3.dll [2020-03-30] (bookingDesktopApp.) [ Unsigned file]
      FF Plugin-x32: @bookingdesktopapp.com/bookingDesktopApp Update;version=9 -> C:\Program Files (x86)\bookingDesktopApp\Update\1.3.99.0\npbookingDesktopAppUpdate3.dll [2020-03-30] (bookingDesktopApp.) [ Unsigned file]
      S2 bookingdesktopapp; C:\Program Files (x86)\bookingDesktopApp\Update\bookingDesktopAppUpdate.exe [102400 2020-03-30] (bookingDesktopApp.) [Unsigned file]
      S3 bookingdesktopappm; C:\Program Files (x86)\bookingDesktopApp\Update\bookingDesktopAppUpdate.exe [102400 2020-03-30] (bookingDesktopApp.) [Unsigned file]

      Thank you

    • #24676
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello,

      Thank you for the info !

      I made a submission to Microsoft.

      Cdt

       

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    • #25265
      jipid
      Moderator

      Good evening Nicolas,

      I am following up on your response email.

      First of all, I hope to find you in good health, with the end of confinement, you can go breathe the sea air on the quays of Joliette or, at the edge of the creeks.

      Good.

      After some research it turns out that the line.

      043-CFD-15/05/2020 …..C:\User\joipid\AppData\LocalLow\lgDump, which appeared on the screen copy that I had previously communicated, came from the Firefox conf.

      It's fixed and nothing to do with some uncle infection.

      On the other hand, O43 – CFD: 15/05/2020 – [0] D — C:\Program Files\ModifiableWindowsApps  is, it seems, related to a PB of downloading version 1909 of Windows 10, therefore bug. (To have ?)

      As for the about lines it would worry me more,

      [HKLM\Software\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer] NoActiveDesktopChanges: Modified

      [HKLM\Software\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\Folder\Hidden\SHOWALL] CheckedValue: Modified

       

      From what I found it would be related to an infection which would have modified my settings.

      Obviously, I don't have any known dirt on my computer.

      Having just installed it, I would be surprised, DISM and scannow are clean.

      I am attaching my Diag story so you know more...

      https://www.cjoint.com/c/JErtgrMeRyo

      The other lines (about) relate to shortcuts.

      Either way, the 2004 version arrives with its share of surprises!

      Obviously, if I have a PB on my computer, I would see the details with Gérard for example.

      Thanking you in advance and apologizing for the inconvenience.

      I wish you a good evening.

      Kind regards, JP

    • #25264
      jipid
      Moderator

      Good evening Nicolas,

      I am following up on your response email.

      First of all, I hope to find you in good health, with the end of confinement, you can go and breathe the sea air on the quays of Joliette or, at the edge of the creeks.

      Good.
      After some research it turns out that the line.
      043-CFD-15/05/2020 …..C:\User\joipid\AppData\LocalLow\lgDump, which appeared on the screen copy that I had previously communicated, came from the Firefox conf.
      It's fixed and nothing to do with some uncle infection.
      On the other hand, O43 – CFD: 15/05/2020 – [0] D — C:\Program Files\ModifiableWindowsApps would, it seems, relate to a PB of downloading version 1909 of Windows 10, therefore bug. (To have ?)
      As for the about lines it would worry me more,
      [HKLM\Software\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer] NoActiveDesktopChanges: Modified
      [HKLM\Software\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\Folder\Hidden\SHOWALL] CheckedValue: Modified

      From what I found it would be related to an infection which would have modified my settings.
      Obviously, I don't have any known dirt on my computer.
      Having just installed it, I would be surprised, DISM and scannow are clean.
      I am attaching my Diag story so you know more...

      Good evening Nicolas,

      I am following up on your response email.

      First of all, I hope to find you in good health, with the end of confinement, you can go breathe the sea air on the quays of Joliette or, at the edge of the creeks.

      Good.

      After some research it turns out that the line.

      043-CFD-15/05/2020 …..C:\User\joipid\AppData\LocalLow\lgDump, which appeared on the screen copy that I had previously communicated, came from the Firefox conf.

      It's fixed and nothing to do with some uncle infection.

      On the other hand, O43 – CFD: 15/05/2020 – [0] D — C:\Program Files\ModifiableWindowsApps  is, it seems, related to a PB of downloading version 1909 of Windows 10, therefore bug. (To have ?)

      As for the about lines it would worry me more,

      [HKLM\Software\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer] NoActiveDesktopChanges: Modified

      [HKLM\Software\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\Folder\Hidden\SHOWALL] CheckedValue: Modified

      From what I found, it could be related to an infection that modified my settings?

      Obviously, I don't have any known dirt on my computer.

      Having just installed it, I would be surprised, DISM and scannow are clean.

      I am attaching my Diag story so you know more...

      https://www.cjoint.com/c/JErtgrMeRyo

      The other lines (about) relate to shortcuts.

      Either way, the 2004 version arrives with its share of surprises!

      Obviously, if I have a PB on my computer, I would see the details with Gérard for example.

      Thanking you in advance and apologizing for the inconvenience.

      I wish you a good evening.

      Kind regards, JP

       

    • #26476
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello JP,

      No worries about these 2 lines, they enter the field of information:
      [HKLM\Software\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer] NoActiveDesktopChanges: Modified
      [HKLM\Software\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\Folder\Hidden\SHOWALL] CheckedValue: Modified

      Cdt

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    • #26967
      Griffon
      Regular

      Hello Nicolas,

       

      I don't know if I'm in the right forum but I have the following question.

      After carrying out the analysis and diagnosis phases, I arrive at the cleaning stage.

      When I want to start the cleaning script, a warning appears indicating that the script must be validated by a security expert.

      However, I am not an expert and I do not know how to validate the script. So I don't continue cleaning...

      I find it a shame not to complete the process but I don't want to make damaging deletions...

      How can I go about it?

      Thank you

      Griffin.

       

    • #26971
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello Griffin,

      Send me your ZHPDiag report so that I can validate your cleaning.

      Go to the CJoint website and provide the hosting link obtained.
      https://www.cjoint.com/

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      Nicholas Coolman

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    • #26976
      Griffon
      Regular

      Hello,

      Here it is:
      https://www.cjoint.com/c/<wbr />JHvpwht2pOo</div>

      Thank you
      Griffin

    • #26977
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello,

      OK for the ZHPDiag report, you can do the cleaning with the script offered by ZHPSuite.

      A+

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    • #27003
      Griffon
      Regular

      Thanks Nicolas!

      I have another question: a dialog box tells me that the version of the ZHPSuite software is older than 30 days but I downloaded the latest version 3 days ago (that of 30/07/2020). Looks like it didn't update properly?

      Thank you for your advice.

      Griffin.

       

    • #27004
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello,

      The latest version of ZHPsuite dates from August 23, 2020.

      It must be a shortcut target file problem.

      Do this :

      1) Remove the desktop shortcut.
      2) Download the last version on the site :
      3) Launch the new version, a new shortcut will be created

      The next updates will be done normally!

      Nicolas

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    • #27532
      g3n
      Regular

      Re, Nicholas

      something else :

      In the —\\ SERIAL NUMBERS part of ZHPContinued at the end, all the files of each program have the same MD5 which is impossible there must be an error in your MD5 reading loop or a forgetting to reset the value .

      c/f full report:

      https://up.security-x.fr/file.php?h=R6fae235b168cb3ecec7d7c21be23a1e1

      Topic:

      https://forums.cnetfrance.fr/desinfection-pc-virus-malwares-et-logiciels-indesirables/6600341-point-d-entree-introuvable

    • #27534
      g3n
      Regular

      Re the messages have difficulty getting through 3rd time I rephrase it it must remain stuck in moderation I don't know why

      (sorry for the duplicate)

    • #27535
      jipid
      Moderator

      Good evening g3n.

      Having had similar concerns in the past, a message that is difficult to get across,

      I connected using Internet Protocol version 6 (TCP/IPv6)

      Kind regards, J.P : Wacko:

       

    • #27537
      g3n
      Regular

      Hello

      no I had to put a link not accepted by the NC.eu server

      maybe the one from cnet or textup……….

    • #27539
      g3n
      Regular

      no I tried again nothing to do it won't work you have to wait for nicolas to unblock it

      certainly for new registrants or re-registered people, a post is only limited to one link

    • #27538
      g3n
      Regular

      I'm trying again

      So I told Nicolas that it is possible that he made an error in the MD5 reading loop of the files or forgot to reset the value because all the files in the same program have the same MD5 in the part:

      —\\ SERIAL NUMBERS

      at the end of the report

      c/f full report:

      https://up.security-x.fr/file.php?h=R6fae235b168cb3ecec7d7c21be23a1e1

      topic:

      https://forums.cnetfrance.fr/desinfection-pc-virus-malwares-et-logiciels-indesirables/6600341-point-d-entree-introuvable

    • #27540
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello Gen,

      In the module “Serial number“, it is not the MD5 of the file that is displayed, but rather the “Serial number” of the file owner.

      Example for nVidia
      62E745E92165213C971F5C490AEA12A5

      C=US, S=California, L=Santa Clara, O=NVIDIA Corporation, OU=IT-MIS, CN=NVIDIA Corporation
      Serial: 62e745e92165213c971f5c490aea12a5

       

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    • #27549
      g3n
      Regular

      ah ok I understand my mistake better :)

      thanks to you :)

      another thing, in a report I saw one of my tools (Segurazo Killer) that I had made to destroy segurazo and yet signed g3n-h@ckm@n classified as a Segurazo infection ^^

      https://www.aht.li/3515489/SegurazoKiller.exe

    • #27551
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello Gen,

      Give me the detected report line so I can raise the FP.

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    • #27552
      g3n
      Regular

      oops it's not from yesterday lol but if I come across it again I won't miss it otherwise base yourself on my digital signature it's the same on all the tools

      stamped from an online symantec dll

      https://timestamp.verisign.com/scripts/timestamp.dll

       

      more info on this page virustotal details tab middle of page

      https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/0e82c1c079a2f7b09fb14833ca01a04ed27f27af9ef6698d9e3f7fa947cdc0e9/details

    • #27554
      g3n
      Regular

      And I add:

      you can also contact malwarebytes about this:

    • #27599
      g3n
      Regular

      Hi Nicolas

      and for the rest, obviously some infections manage to change their startup path and manage to restart from the tools quarantine (an additional extension must be added to the files):

      ———- | Processes closed

      8980 | [Owner: System | Parent: 5708 ()] – (. – .) – (1.0.0.1) = C:\Users\thiba\AppData\Roaming\ZHP\Quarantine\ZHPCleaner\csrss.exe

      ———- | Tasks

      Delete: csrss

    • #27802
      Anonymous
      Inactive

      Hello Nicolas

      why in ZHPSuite, the search is only done over 30 days? why not 20 or 40, it’s very random, right? is there a specific reason?

    • #27804
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello Ernesto,

      Why in ZHPSuite is the search only done over 30 days? why not 20 or 40, it’s very random, right? is there a specific reason?

      No, no particular reason, it's just a time limit that seems reasonable to me to list the latest files created on a station.

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    • #27842
      Anonymous
      Inactive

      Hello

      let's admit that we created an infected file, 32 days ago, it will not be taken into account

    • #27843
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello Ernesto,

      Hence the importance of regularly analyzing your system!

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    • #27844
      Anonymous
      Inactive

      I have doubts (once again) but justified   : Whistle: , you know very well that the majority of users very rarely do a regular analysis of their system. You will rightly answer me that it is their problem and not yours. But when they come by force of circumstances to be disinfected, the 30-day deadline must have long since passed.

    • #27846
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      In the event of a serious infection with a system malfunction, on the one hand I doubt that the resident antivirus will let it pass,
      on the other hand I doubt that the user will come forward in more than 30 days.
      Normally he requests assistance the same day, or even the few days that follow.

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    • #27847
      Anonymous
      Inactive

      I find you very optimistic, but in absolute terms you are right. I have a friend who does great nonsense with his PC, P2P, streaming, wild downloading, and so on, and he had been complaining for a long time about serious problems on his PC, but that didn't worry him more than that, his PC took a quarter of an hour to open, but he didn't care, I made him understand that an analysis of his PC could not be more judicious, which he decided to do do it by insisting I won't tell you the result……..there were more infected lines than legitimate lines. All this to say that while some are rightly worried about a malfunction in their system, many others don't really care, and are not even aware of the potential dangers that their PC can represent.

    • #27848
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Yes, there can always be exceptions, there are even users who disable Windows Defender and who do not have any antivirus installed.

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    • #27849
      Anonymous
      Inactive

      yes, but there, it is no longer common sense or computer science, but rather psychological support to the extent that this way of acting suggests suicidal thoughts

    • #27891
      g3n
      Regular

      Hi Nicolas, for people using OSArmor as protection (like me who only has that, I prefer prevention to cure) do not have the thought of deactivating it like AV.

      in short following the ZHPSuite test it is possible that there are blockages on ZHP with OSArmor (NoVirusThanks)

      Log:

      Date/Time: 01/10/2020 18:57:42
      Process: [6544]C:\Windows\SysWOW64\cscript.exe
      Process MD5 Hash: 13783FF4A2B614D7FBD58F5EEBDEDEF6
      Parent: [9120]C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe
      Rule: BlockVbsScripts
      Rule Name: Block execution of .vbs scripts
      Command Line: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\cscript.exe “C:\Windows\SysWOW64\slmgr.vbs” /dlv
      Signer:
      Parent Sign:
      User/Domain: gen-hackman/DESKTOP-2FADNO8
      System File: True
      Parent System File: True
      Integrity Level: High
      Parent Integrity Level: High

    • #27906
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello,

      OSArmor (NoVirusThanks) is already authenticated as legitimate in my tables.

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    • #27907
      g3n
      Regular

      Re,

      that's absolutely not what I was talking about, sorry but you are mistaken

      I was simply saying that OSArmor could block certain ZHP actions, notably the execution of .vbs scripts or execution of system files by unknown parent processes ^^

    • #27908
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Indeed certain ZHPDiag modules may be impacted by the operation of OSArmor.

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    • #27909
      g3n
      Regular

      Reason why I do not use .vbs file execution or any third party executable……

    • #27910
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      I just checked, I only use it to collect Windows license information. So it’s not very disruptive for the report.

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    • #27911
      g3n
      Regular

      yes that’s what I thought afterwards :)

      Is it still Delphi?

    • #27912
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      No, it's Autoscript with the Run function.

      Local $sScriptEngine = @SystemDir & ‘\cscript.exe’
      Local $sLicenseFile = @SystemDir & “\slmgr.vbs”
      Local $sFile = $sDirZHP & '\Licence.txt'
      Local $iPID = Run( @Comspec & ‘ /c ‘ & $sScriptEngine & ‘ “‘ & $sLicenseFile & ‘”‘ & ‘ /dlv >’ & $sFile , “”, @SW_HIDE)

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    • #27913
      g3n
      Regular

      ok maybe this can give you ideas it's more object oriented than using slmgr you do with it what you want it's just to show you how I check the license status of windows :)

      If _ServiceRunning(”, 'winmgmt') Then
      Global $ActiveCheck, $result
      Local $oWMIService = ObjGet(“winmgmts:\\.\root\cimv2”)
      If IsObj($oWMIService) Then
      Local $oCollection = $oWMIService.ExecQuery(“SELECT Description, LicenseStatus, GracePeriodRemaining FROM SoftwareLicensingProduct WHERE PartialProductKey <> null”)
      If IsObj($oCollection) Then
      For $oItem In $oCollection
      Switch $oItem.LicenseStatus
      Box 0, 2 TB 4, 6
      $result = “Windows NOT Activated”
      Case 1
      $result = “Windows Activated”
      Case 5
      $result = “Possible Fixed Windows”
      EndSwitch
      FileWriteLine($txt, $result & @CRLF)
      Next
      EndIf
      EndIf
      Endif

      PS: too bad there is no code tag because it doesn’t look good lol

    • #27914
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Yes, passing through the object gives you indications but it is not as complete as the content of the license file.

      #cs
      Microsoft(R) Windows Script Host Version 5.8
      Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

      Software Licensing Service Version: 6.3.9600.16497

      Name: Windows(R), Core edition
      Description: Windows(R) Operating System, OEM_DM channel
      ID d’activation: c7c00280-b24d-4e82-89ca-4f1288eb1d9e
      ID d’application: 55c92734-d682-4d71-983e-d6ec3f16059f
      PID ‚tendu: 06401-02586-185-984756-02-1036-9600.0000-0842015
      Product Key Channel: OEM:DM
      Facility ID: 403880XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
      User license URL: https://activation-v2.sls.microsoft.com/SLActivateProduct/SLActivateProduct.asmx?configextension=DM
      Validation URL: https://validation-v2.sls.microsoft.com/SLWGA/slwga.asmx
      Partial product key: M4FWQ
      License Status: With License
      Number of Windows resets remaining: 998
      Number of SKU resets remaining: 1000
      Approved time: 02/06/2015 13:19:51
      #This

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    • #27916
      g3n
      Regular

      I know this well but the problem is that I have never managed to get the contents of the slmgr window out into a txt. If I had succeeded the rest would be child's play to transcribe everything and prevent certain sensitive information from being public, I tried by all means but the output result: blank sheet lol

      PS:

      this morning I'm looking at a report on a topic and while reading this one, I was particularly surprised by the difference in signature detection and the signature indicated:

      SR – Boot [07/12/2019] [166712] (vsmraid). (.VIA Technologies Inc.,Ltd.) – C:\WINDOWS\System32\drivers\vsmraid.sys =>.Microsoft®
      SR – Boot [07/12/2019] [412176] Intel RAID Controller Wi (iaStorV) . (.Intel Corporation.) – C:\WINDOWS\System32\drivers\iaStorV.sys =>.Microsoft®

    • #27971
      ZorKas
      Regular

      Hello Nicolas,

      I have just tested your latest version: ZHPDiag v2020.10.21.246 By Nicolas Coolman (2020/10/21) so I will provide you with the information:

      When analyzing the report demonstrates 2 Hijacker.Hosts below:

      —\ STUDY OF THE HOSTS FILE (3) – 0s
      O1 – Hosts: 178.255.86.194 download.comodo.com =>Hijacker.Hosts
      O1 – Hosts: 178.255.86.194 http://www.download.comodo.com =>Hijacker.Hosts
      ~ Number of diverted or corrupted lines 2/24 (Hosts file redirected or corrupted)

      zhpsuite report

      In fact, these are legitimate Comodo servers for downloading CIS (Comodo Internet Security) antiviral databases. FYI in Beta versions the hosts file must be modified manually before installation.

      This ZHPSuite version is really good, good work, thank you! :good:

      cordially

       

       

    • #27973
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello Patrick,

      OK, I will take into account the IP address of comodo.

      https://whois.domaintools.com/178.255.86.194

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    • #28081
      g3n
      Regular

      hello obviously my message relating the erroneous detection of capicom.dll as adware did not go through it must have remained stuck in the approval. from WordPress

      C:\Windows\Capicom.dll

      https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/a95c379fc9755d2f814423d416efffa2351814925f0285f077955e572bef35da/detection

      if you want to study the file

      https://gen-hackman.serveftp.com/Temp/CapiCom.dll

       

    • #28083
      g3n
      Regular

      ah I understood it's the link of my server which is blocking that's why my message is not getting through I'm sending it to you by joint then

      Detection:

      C:\Windows\capicom.dll => Adware

      Virustotal:

      https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/a95c379fc9755d2f814423d416efffa2351814925f0285f077955e572bef35da/detection

      If you want to study the file

      https://www.cjoint.com/doc/20_10/JJDrhcX2vsA_CapiCom.zip

    • #28075
      g3n
      Regular

      Hi Nicolas

      I'm notifying you of a bad detection:

      C:\WINDOWS\capicom.dll =>Adware.Suspect

      https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/a95c379fc9755d2f814423d416efffa2351814925f0285f077955e572bef35da/detection

      if you want to study the file:

      https://gen-hackman.serveftp.com/Temp/CapiCom.dll

    • #28067
      Firebird
      Regular

      Hello Nicolas,

      Firefox, although installed, is not listed in the ZHPDiag report.

      Extract from the ZHPDiag report
      ---\\ INTERNET BROWSERS (2) - 0s
      ~ MSIE: Internet Explorer v11.572.19041.0
      ~ OBIE: Microsoft Edge v86.0.622.51
      
      Extract from the FRST report
      Default browser: FF
      
      

      Wondershare is listed by ZHPSuite, but not listed as a PUP by ZHPSuite.
      https://www.pcsansvirus.com/pages/supprimer-wondershare.html

      Extract from the ZHPDiag Report
      [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\StartupApproved\Run]:Wondershare Helper Compact.exe =>.Wondershare

      ---\\ SUMMARY OF ELEMENTS FOUND (4) - 0s
      https://nicolascoolman.eu/2017/09/12/origine-lignes-orphanes/ =>.SUP.Orphan
      https://nicolascoolman.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/26/sup-advancedsystemcare/ =>SUP.Optional.AdvancedSystemCare
      https://nicolascoolman.eu/forum/Topic/warning-eventlogapp-evenement-dapplication/ =>Warning.EventLogApp
      https://nicolascoolman.eu/forum/Topic/warning-eventlogsys-evenement-systeme/ =>Warning.EventLogSys
      
      

      Reports

      :bye:

       

      @+
      Patricia

    • #28068
      Firebird
      Regular

      Hello Nicolas,

      I sent a message to ZHPSuite, but it does not appear, perhaps time for moderation.

      I pointed out that WonderShare is listed in the ZHPDiag report but not listed as a PUP in the summary elements.

      In addition, FF, the default browser is not listed by ZHPDiag, verified in several reports.

      Reports
      https://cjoint.com/doc/20_10/JJCwn1t0r47_ZHPDiag.txt
      https://cjoint.com/doc/20_10/JJCwox6lDb7_FRST.txt
      https://cjoint.com/doc/20_10/JJCwnyHSry7_Addition.txt

      :bye:

      @+
      Patricia

    • #28084
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello g3n,

      There is a suspicious detection of this dynamic resource because it is not installed in its default folder “System32”
      C:\WINDOWS\capicom.dll =>Adware.Suspect

      Since the resource is healthy, you can ignore the detection, but I prefer to keep the warning...

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    • #28085
      g3n
      Regular

      heard :)

      Personally I don't have it in system32, it's a dll which is used to sign a file digitally because it works with signtool.exe

    • #28087
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello g3n,

      Personally I don't have it in system32, it's a dll which is used to sign a file digitally because it works with signtool.exe

      I also use signtool.exe, and this DLL is not present in the root of Windows but in system32.

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    • #28086
      Firebird
      Regular

      Hello Nicolas

      Did you see the two messages I posted yesterday?

      Question about ZHPsuite

      Question about ZHPsuite

      :bye:

      @+
      Patricia

    • #28088
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello Firebird,

      Yes, I read your messages!

      For Firefox,
      Check if you now have Firefox with v248 that I just put online.

      For Wondershare,
      Wondershare is not adware, so it remains classified as legitimate and is not listed in the items found.

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    • #28101
      Firebird
      Regular

      Legitimacy of WonderShare

      Hello Nicolas

      OK for the legitimacy of WonderShare.

      However, installed Firefox remains absent from the ZHPDiag report, with ZHPSuite latest version downloaded just now.

      Example: Extract from a ZHPDiag report carried out just now.
      https://www.cjoint.com/doc/20_10/JJEwNkCIFq7_ZHPDiag.txt

      :bye:

      @+
      Patricia

    • #28106
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello Nicolas

      OK for the legitimacy of WonderShare.

      However, installed Firefox remains absent from the ZHPDiag report, with ZHPSuite latest version downloaded just now.

      Example: Extract from a ZHPDiag report carried out just now.
      https://www.cjoint.com/doc/20_10/JJEwNkCIFq7_ZHPDiag.txt

      :bye:

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    • #28107
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello Firebird,
      You would need to tell me if you have a registry key under “Uninstall” that refers to “Mozilla”:

      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Uninstall
      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ WOW6432Node \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Uninstall

      If so, make a key export.

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    • #28115
      Firebird
      Regular

      Hello Nicolas

      Yes, I have a Registry Key under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Uninstall

      https://cjoint.com/doc/20_10/JJFvLPDkIN7_Mozilla-clé.txt

      :bye:

       

      @+
      Patricia

    • #28116
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello Firebird,

      Thank you for the export, I will work on it, I will let you know as soon as I have a result.

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    • #28124
      Firebird
      Regular

      Hello Nicolas,

      Thank you for coming back.

      The ZHPSuite scan that I performed on a test machine is just an example, but I see the same anomaly on other ZHPDiag reports that I analyze in disinfection, regardless of the OS.

      I can't ask the DA for a key export. :)

      https://www.cjoint.com/doc/20_11/JKbvGy72HX7_ZHPDiag-pas-FF.txt

      In the following report, Firefox is well listed among browsers.

      https://www.cjoint.com/doc/20_11/JKbvGkI0iH7_ZHPDiag-FF.txt
      Does ZHPDiag only detect 32-bit FF?
      ---\\ INTERNET BROWSERS (4) - 1s
      ~GCIE: Google Chrome v86.0.4240.111
      ~ MFIE: Mozilla Firefox 82.0.2 (x86 fr)
      ~ MSIE: Internet Explorer v11.1139.18362.0
      ~ OBIE: Microsoft Edge v86.0.622.51
      
        :bye: 

      @+
      Patricia

    • #28126
      Firebird
      Regular

      Re Nicolas

      Another example of a ZHPDiag report with FF listed in browsers, and again, this is the 32-bit FF version. :-)
      https://www.cjoint.com/doc/20_11/JKbv0ZKdt57_ZHPDiag-FF2.txt

      @+
      Patricia

    • #28127
      Firebird
      Regular

      Hello Nicolas,

      An example which contradicts my suggestion of the 32 bit/64 bit architecture, example unearthed just now.

      https://www.cjoint.com/doc/20_11/JKbw21W0vL7_ZHPDiag-ff3.txt

      ---\\ INTERNET BROWSERS (3) - 0s
      ~GCIE: Google Chrome v86.0.4240.111
      ~MFIE: Mozilla Firefox v79.0.0.7506
      ~ MSIE: Internet Explorer v11.0.10240.17443
        :bye: 

      @+
      Patricia

    • #28130
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello Firebird,

      This was indeed linked to a 64bit redirection with a 32bit compilation. Mozilla Firefox and other browsers like Waterfox and Slimbrowser were affected.

      —\ INTERNET BROWSERS (10) – 0s
      ~GCIE: Google Chrome v86.0.4240.111
      ~ MFIE: Mozilla Firefox 82.0.2 (x64 fr)
      ~ MFIE: Waterfox Classic 56.3 (x64 en-US)
      ~ OBIE: SlimBrowser v11.0.7.0
      ~ MSIE: Internet Explorer v11.572.19041.0
      ~ OBIE: BraveSoftware Brave-Browser v86.1.16.68
      ~ OBIE: Slimjet v20.0.4.0
      ~ OBIE: Vivaldi v2.5.1525.48
      ~ OBIE: Microsoft Edge v86.0.622.56
      ~ OBIE: Comodo Dragon v83.0.4103.116

      v249 should resolve this display case.

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    • #28147
      Firebird
      Regular

      Hello Nicolas,

      Thank you for your research and your quick response. :good:

      This was indeed linked to a 64bit redirection with a 32bit compilation.

      If I understood correctly, this error concerned Firefox installed in 32-bit on a 64-bit OS, which is validated by my reports above. :bye:

      @+
      Patricia

    • #29055
      Firebird
      Regular

      Hello Nicolas

      I sent a message a few minutes ago, but it is not showing up on the forum. :bye:

      @+
      Patricia

    • #29056
      Firebird
      Regular

      Hello Nicolas,

      I am resending my message, since it seems lost.

      1- ZHPDiag.txt report
      HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Classes\Installer\Products\0BAB99B394BE1DD4080E99CBBEE9E3DB =>Trojan.Bifrose HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Classes\Installer\Features\0BAB99B394BE1DD4080E99CBBEE9E3DB =>Trojan.Bifrose

      2- My FRST script
      DeleteKey: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Classes\Installer\Products\0BAB99B394BE1DD4080E99CBBEE9E3DB
      DeleteKey: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Classes\Installer\Features\0BAB99B394BE1DD4080E99CBBEE9E3DB

      3- Fixlog.txt report
      “HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Classes\Installer\Products\0BAB99B394BE1DD4080E99CBBEE9E3DB” => non trouvé(e) “HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Classes\Installer\Features\0BAB99B394BE1DD4080E99CBBEE9E3DB” => non trouvé(e)

      4- ZHPCleaner-R-.txt report
      DELETED key*: [X64] HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\Installer\Products\0BAB99B394BE1DD4080E99CBBEE9E3DB [Bifrost Extension 2.0.5.1 for Maya 2019] =>Trojan.Bifrose
      DELETED key*: [X64] HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Bifrost Extension 2.0.5.1 for Maya 2019 [] =>Trojan.Bifrose

      Full reports
      https://www.cjoint.com/doc/20_12/JLAdgqOX8r7_ZHPDiag.txt
      https://www.cjoint.com/doc/20_12/JLzwq6Byof7_Fixlog.txt
      https://www.cjoint.com/doc/20_12/JLAdfOIDOS7_ZHPCleaner-R-.txt

      => Do you know why

      • keys detected in Trojan.Bifrose by ZHPDiag are not found by the FRST script
      • ZHPCleaner deletes one and only one of the two keys detected by ZHPDiag?

      Thanks for your help. :bye:

      @+
      Patricia

    • #29057
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello Firebird,

      This is a false detection of Bifrost Extension 2.0.5.1 for Maya 2019, I am doing what is necessary for the next versions

      Thank you for the info !

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    • #29074
      Firebird
      Regular

      Hello Nicolas,

      This is a false detection of Bifrost Extension 2.0.5.1 for Maya 2019, I am doing what is necessary for the next versions

      Can you be more specific ?
      In which tool is there false detection, ZHPDiag or ZHPCleaner?

      ZHPDiag detects keys, I script them, but FRST can't find them.
      Then ZHPCleaner deletes key*: [X64] HKLM\…

      I don't understand the differences in results in these three tools. :bye:

      @+
      Patricia

    • #29075
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      In fact ZHPDiag and ZHPCleaner work on the same databases.

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    • #29076
      Firebird
      Regular

      Hi,

      In fact ZHPDiag and ZHPCleaner work on the same databases.

      Okay, but in the example cited above, ZHPDiag and ZHPCleaner do not detect the same lines.

      And FRST cannot find the lines detected by ZHPDiag, which is what alerted me. :bye:

      @+
      Patricia

    • #29077
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      To be able to study this case exactly I would need to be able to put myself in a real situation with this Bifrost version installed on a machine. But since it's a false detection, I don't think it's very useful to spend time on it.

      Otherwise for FRST, I have no idea because I don’t use it!

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    • #29078
      Firebird
      Regular

      Hello Nicolas,

      Indeed, as it is a false detection, which you are going to correct, there is no point in dwelling on it.
      Thank you for your quick response. :bye:

      @+
      Patricia

    • #31968
      Vincent_l17
      Regular

      Hello,

      I came to you to ask for a little help, I don't know if this section is appropriate for my request, I would obviously move it if this is not the case!

      That's it, I downloaded and used the ZHPSuite software, followed the online tutorial and proceeded with the cleaning with ZHPFix, my problem being simple, I accidentally deleted the generated reports, and was not able to go to the quarantine management tool to “completely” delete files,
      I wanted to know if there is a way to fix this and/or if it is important or not!

      Thank you in advance for your time!

      Vincent

    • #31969
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello,

      You can view the reports in the folder:
      C:\Users\Your assignment name\AppData\Roaming\ZHP\

      All items quarantined by ZHPFix can be found here:
      C:\Users\Your assignment name\AppData\Roaming\ZHP\Qurantine\ZHPFix\

      If the files “Fillet","Folder"And"Sign up” are empty, this means that all items in the quarantine have been deleted.

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    • #31971
      Vincent_l17
      Regular

      Thank you for your response Nicolas!

      Indeed they are empty! Thank you so much !

      I was also wondering if using the System Restore Point tool would bring back everything that was deleted by ZHPFix?
      I must admit that I am not very informed on the subject and it was after having done all these manipulations that I read on various forums that it was better not to erase everything alone without knowledge, and to ask for the advice of a expert on reports...

      Would returning to a previous point correct the situation in order to do a guided cleaning which would be cleaner?

      thanks again

    • #31973
      Alain Mas
      Moderator

      I confirm that we must maintain the quarantine, that is why it was created. You must also validate the creation of the system restore point.

      If a system malfunction occurs after deleting items, you must first restore the ZHPFix quarantine. This will put all moved files/folders back in their place and recreate the corresponding registry keys.

      If, despite this, the system does not regain its stability, then the restore point will return your system to stable operation as it was before your cleaning operation.

    • #31974
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello,

      I would add that a support forum is available to help you read reports and write cleaning scripts with different utilities.

      Support Forum

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    • #31975
      Vincent_l17
      Regular

      Hello Alain, and thank you both for your advice!

      I'm thinking of using the system restore tool, at first glance, nothing serious or unstable, but I have various small problems like a 13 GB application now indicated at over 700 GB, as well as various small things like that .

      In any case I will go through the restoration and probably try ZHPSuite again in the company of experts thanks to your link Nicolas.

      Thanks again and have a nice day !

    • #38507
      Eliot
      Regular

      Hello everyone,
      Hello Nicolas,
      Why does Zhpdiag not declare Windows 11 but as Windows 10?
      Thank you and good day

    • #38508
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello eliot,

      What build of Windows 11 is it?

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    • #38512
      Eliot
      Regular

      Hello Nicolas,

      22000.469

      Thank you

      Attachments:
    • #38514
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      22000.469

      OK, I'm taking this build of Windows 11 into account for the next version.

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    • #38515
      Eliot
      Regular

      Thank you and good luck

    • #38511
      Eliot
      Regular

      Hello,

      Here:

    • #40062
      Nicholas Coolman
      Key Master

      Hello,

      For security reasons, the direct link to my software server is no longer accessible.

      Updates will therefore no longer be possible with your old version.

      1) Remove the software shortcut from your Desktop
      2) Download the software again to get a new desktop shortcut.

      ZHPCleaner: https://nicolascoolman.eu/download/telechargez-zhpcleaner-gratuit/
      ZHPuite: https://nicolascoolman.eu/download/telechargez-zhpsuite-gratuit/
      ZHPFix: https://nicolascoolman.eu/download/zhpfix-script-manager/
      ZHPDiag: https://nicolascoolman.eu/download/zhpdiag/

      3) Launch the software from the new shortcut.

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