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<blockquote data-quote="ZevinZenph" data-source="post: 492250" data-attributes="member: 34823">Ummm... But why would you think it&#039;s not malicious?I&#039;m worry about this program due to these indicators:1. The installer provides no EULA or the description of its service. Seriously, nothing is found.2. The program states that it&#039;s produced by &quot;OEM&quot; in control panel, with &quot;SweetHome&quot; as its registered company name. Both of them look fake.3. The main executable states that its produced by &quot;Gray Workshop&quot;. It&#039;s different from the &quot;producer&quot; mentioned in 2., and nothing informative can be found by searching &quot;Gray Workshop EventService&quot; on Google.4. The &quot;3G Module&quot; mentioned in the log file is unknown. Neither itself or the Internet said anything.To be honest, I find no explanation other than it&#039;s a piece of grayware or even malware disguised as a legit program.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ZevinZenph, post: 492250, member: 34823"] Ummm... But why would you think it's not malicious? I'm worry about this program due to these indicators: [U]1.[/U] The installer provides no EULA or the description of its service. Seriously, nothing is found. [U]2.[/U] The program states that it's produced by "OEM" in control panel, with "SweetHome" as its registered company name. Both of them look fake. [U]3.[/U] The main executable states that its produced by "Gray Workshop". It's different from the "producer" mentioned in [U]2.[/U], and nothing informative can be found by searching "Gray Workshop EventService" on Google. [U]4.[/U] The "3G Module" mentioned in the log file is unknown. Neither itself or the Internet said anything. To be honest, I find no explanation other than it's a piece of grayware or even malware disguised as a legit program. [/QUOTE]

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