I posted a message earlier last week about a program I was making for this subject. It's still a work in progress but could be sped up with some help from you all, if anyone is interested. Right now I have a HUGE database of files, exe, .dll, filenames, spyware/virus locations, etc. There's a lot more out there that I don't have in my database. I uploaded the txt file with all the info on it. If anyone is interested in helping in their spare time, just download the file, copy it to excel and start searching other forums, etc for files that I don't currently have listed. When you do find some, post in this thread and I will add them to my database. I say copy it to Excel so when you add it, do a search for duplicate entries and if you added an item already on the list, Excel will delete it. Also make sure if you do find some files that they aren't system files, like svchost.exe. Even thou that process can be exploited by spyware/viruses; I don't want to delete that possibly "legit" file. Make sense? I am using this program as a batch file right now and it works the best in safe mode. I have actually infected my system with spyware and was removed successfully, but I was missing a few entries to be a 100% successful deletion of spyware. But for the most part it works. Also if someone could find the cmd to delete a reg entry via a batch file and the command to delete a file on reboot either in the system or delete a reg entry on reboot and also how to kill a process in use via a batch file that would be GREAT. Also what will help is for you to run programs on your system, then open the task manager and see what the process is called so that can be added to the database. When the program is run, I want it to kill all non-essential processes. I'd rather have the program kill the process than the user unless they want to do it manually. Again, simplicity is the goal here.
Having some issues with the file upload so I got to work this out, so give me a few
Having some issues with the file upload so I got to work this out, so give me a few