- Nov 5, 2011
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Windows startup online database, startup / autorun entries, drivers, services etc - to confirm the findings of HijackThis or RSIT - our Windows system lookup ..
SystemLookup.com : http://www.systemlookup.com/
SystemLookup hosts a collection of lists that provide information on the components of legitimate and potentially unwanted programs.
They are maintained by superb members of the Internet community, for the benefit of the community at large.
To begin, simply enter a search above or start browsing the lists.
Learn About the Lists : http://www.systemlookup.com/learn.php
Overview of the SystemLookup Lists
The lists at SystemLookup have been compiled to provide both computer users and helpers with useful information on the different files and entries that can be found in key locations on a computer and in the Windows registry.
For some time, HijackThis was the preferred tool used by helpers to interrogate a computer system to get an understanding of what files or programs were being run and how they were being launched. The log produced by HijackThis displayed entries by various categories - R3, O4, and O23 are three examples. Though HijackThis is not used as widely now, newer tools and helpers still refer to these categories... and so does SystemLookup.
Many tools have known good entries in a 'whitelist', meaning those good entries will not be shown in the tool's output log. So, just because you can't see a good entry, it doesn't mean it's not there.
The lists at SystemLookup are:
CLSID (O2, O3, R3) BHOs, Toolbars, URLSearchHooks, Explorer Bars
Startup (O4) Startup / Autorun Entries
O9 Internet Explorer Buttons
O10 Layered Service Providers (LSPs)
O16 DPF ActiveX Installs
O18 Extra Protocols
O20 AppInit_DLLs & Winlogon Notify
O21 ShellServiceObjectDelayLoad
O22 Shared Task Scheduler
O23 Services
SEH ShellExecuteHooks
Drivers Windows System Drivers
Where possible, each entry in the lists will include:
An entry name
A file name
A description
A file location
A CLSID
A good, bad, unknown indication of whether the entry can be trusted
A reference or link to further information
SystemLookup.com : http://www.systemlookup.com/
SystemLookup hosts a collection of lists that provide information on the components of legitimate and potentially unwanted programs.
They are maintained by superb members of the Internet community, for the benefit of the community at large.
To begin, simply enter a search above or start browsing the lists.
Learn About the Lists : http://www.systemlookup.com/learn.php
Overview of the SystemLookup Lists
The lists at SystemLookup have been compiled to provide both computer users and helpers with useful information on the different files and entries that can be found in key locations on a computer and in the Windows registry.
For some time, HijackThis was the preferred tool used by helpers to interrogate a computer system to get an understanding of what files or programs were being run and how they were being launched. The log produced by HijackThis displayed entries by various categories - R3, O4, and O23 are three examples. Though HijackThis is not used as widely now, newer tools and helpers still refer to these categories... and so does SystemLookup.
Many tools have known good entries in a 'whitelist', meaning those good entries will not be shown in the tool's output log. So, just because you can't see a good entry, it doesn't mean it's not there.
The lists at SystemLookup are:
CLSID (O2, O3, R3) BHOs, Toolbars, URLSearchHooks, Explorer Bars
Startup (O4) Startup / Autorun Entries
O9 Internet Explorer Buttons
O10 Layered Service Providers (LSPs)
O16 DPF ActiveX Installs
O18 Extra Protocols
O20 AppInit_DLLs & Winlogon Notify
O21 ShellServiceObjectDelayLoad
O22 Shared Task Scheduler
O23 Services
SEH ShellExecuteHooks
Drivers Windows System Drivers
Where possible, each entry in the lists will include:
An entry name
A file name
A description
A file location
A CLSID
A good, bad, unknown indication of whether the entry can be trusted
A reference or link to further information
