Just turned my laptop on and Kaspersky IS 2010 is poping up saying I have a kaylogger its noted it as suspicios but I wasen't sure if it was a false positive.
PDM.Keylogger kernal mode memory patch.
Any help?
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Just turned my laptop on and Kaspersky IS 2010 is poping up saying I have a kaylogger its noted it as suspicios but I wasen't sure if it was a false positive.
PDM.Keylogger kernal mode memory patch.
Any help?
A quick Google search:
http://support.kaspersky.com/faq/?qid=208281028
Apparently it could be a keylogger, but near the bottom it says it isn't malicious and could be added to the exclusion list. It has something to do with hotkeys for an application you're running.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...8231131AACaFTN
Yahoo! answers seems to of pointed out that Kaspersky is just being over protective, and that this keylogger always comes under fire.
So in short, it seems to be okay, but I'd wait for someone else to reply so you get a better scope :)
Thanks for this, any ideas on how to add it to exclusions list.Quote:
Originally Posted by GommeInc
+REP
I don't own Kaspersky but the first link mentioned something about exclusion lists.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cherry Coke
http://support.kaspersky.com/images/...3010_2(en).jpg
^ Does the above image look right to you? It looks like you have the option when it comes up in the scanner. Not sure if there is an option to add to the exclusion list any other way :)
Also, 20,000 posts :D
I don't have the choice what todo for it. It just says its suspicios when i right click it, it doesnt give me the option to delete it.
Hmmm, not sure then. I'm going by what Google comes up with, but apparently you maybe able to reach it by clicking reports or finding something on detections. It's weird the images show the options when it looks like it doesn't exist for everyone :/Quote:
Originally Posted by Cherry Coke