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RE: Detecting RATs/Keyloggers installed on your PC using CMD and TaskManager. - airsky27 - 01-08-2014
(12-04-2013, 05:36 PM)Hax_ Wrote: I have svchost.exe but the description reas as host process for windows service?
we get same case..
RE: Detecting RATs/Keyloggers installed on your PC using CMD and TaskManager. - PixelJunk - 01-19-2014
Nice thread, should be posted and more people should read this before posting a thread asking for help.
Good to see threads like this, even tho many people miss it and still ask the same question.
RE: Detecting RATs/Keyloggers installed on your PC using CMD and TaskManager. - new_Learner - 02-06-2014
nice sharing and thanks for info
RE: Detecting RATs/Keyloggers installed on your PC using CMD and TaskManager. - Tux5187 - 02-22-2014
Thank you. It was very easy tutorial to follow.
RE: Detecting RATs/Keyloggers installed on your PC using CMD and TaskManager. - Tux5187 - 02-22-2014
Thank you. It was very easy tutorial to follow.
RE: Detecting RATs/Keyloggers installed on your PC using CMD and TaskManager. - Ligeti - 02-22-2014
Hello...
Nice tutorial, by the way and just for the record, you can also do:
netstat -anob (run this as an admin)
and it will show the name of the process.
Also you can do:
netstat -ano | findstr ESTABLISHED
To filter the results of netstat (you only need the ESTABLISHED connections as you claim)... which I don't agree with %100 (but I won't argue)
Good job anyway
Thanks and Enjoy
RE: Detecting RATs/Keyloggers installed on your PC using CMD and TaskManager. - Ligeti - 02-22-2014
Hello...
Nice tutorial, by the way and just for the record, you can also do:
netstat -anob (run this as an admin)
and it will show the name of the process.
Also you can do:
netstat -ano | findstr ESTABLISHED
To filter the results of netstat (you only need the ESTABLISHED connections as you claim)... which I don't agree with %100 (but I won't argue)
Good job anyway
Thanks and Enjoy
RE: Detecting RATs/Keyloggers installed on your PC using CMD and TaskManager. - Bosmax - 02-22-2014
Thanks brother it is very good tutorial
RE: Detecting RATs/Keyloggers installed on your PC using CMD and TaskManager. - Bosmax - 02-22-2014
Thanks brother it is very good tutorial
RE: Detecting RATs/Keyloggers installed on your PC using CMD and TaskManager. - commander - 02-22-2014
Nice tutorial... it was helpful. I did it and found that some process shown in the cmd (which are ESTABLISHED) are not listed in the Task manager. What should I do???
Thanks...