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|    Ed Vance to BEN RITCHEY    |
|    Re: New Security Tools    |
|    14 Nov 12 21:52:00    |
      Ben,              I just used WinPatrol.       My XP Limited User Account didn't show any tasks scheduled, but       when I clicked       Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Scheduled Tasks              I saw Adobe Flash Player Update and Panda USBVaccine in the list.              I switched to the XP Admin account and saw the same two Tasks in       the list.              When I used WinPatrol in the Admin account it showed me three       others: Avast! Emergency Update,       MP Scheduled Scan (Windows Defender),       HUB Task 0 (a bunch of hex codes).job              After viewing the info on Adobe Flash Player Update I decided the       next time FortKnox gives me a alert about it I will Check the box       to remember my setting and Click on the Yes button.       While I was preparing this message it appeared so I Did That.              That Hub Task Zero thing is for Sonic DVD Plus mediahub.exe file       dated in 2005.       It isn't scheduled to run, but every time I quit using the Sonic       program I always get 3 pop-up windows that I have to click OK on       before I can see the Desktop.              Now I know why I'm seeing those 3 windows about a Error in       MediaHub.       Maybe I ought to Disable or Remove it from the Scheduled Task       list.              Another thing associated with Sonic is an InstallShield Program       Updater that appears whenever I use the Admin account and       sometimes I see it in the Limited User account, but it never has       given me any updates for Sonic DVD Plus.              AH!, Computers Are Fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!              I looked at GRC.com for NetBios information and learned about       MS's use of Ports 137-139 and 445.       Interesting stuff!              Also used ShieldsUp! and the results were All Ports Are STEALTH.                      * SLMR 2.1a #T348 * When you get there, there isn't any there anymore.       --- SBBSecho 2.12-Linux        * Origin: telnet & http://cco.ath.cx - Dial-Up: 502-875-8938 (1:2320/105.1)    |
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