Safe or malicious? Every file explained
Files
- edit Edit file is a spyware which might damage your computer permanently Edit spyware is a potentially malicious file
- teefer.vxd Teefer.vxd – a part of the third-party firewall program that may cause troubles Teefer.vxd is a Virtual Device Driver
- sointgr.exe Sointgr.exe is an executable file which belongs to StarOffice 5 software Sointgr.exe is a process which is a
- csrss.exe Csrss.exe is a legitimate Windows process which might be exploited by criminals Csrss.exe is an entirely safe Client
- alg.exe Alg.exe is a legitimate file, although it can be potentially replaced by malware Alg.exe is an executable Microsoft
- aa.hta aa.hta – problematic executable which is related to Amazon Assistant app aa.hta is an executable that is closely
- uninstall.ini Uninstall.ini is a simple text file that is used to contain config information inside Uninstall.ini is a configuration
- Microsoft.Photos.exe Microsoft.Photos.exe is a legitimate Windows process which might be replaced by malware Microsoft.Photos.exe is an executable process which
- settings.ini Settings.ini — a file which is related to the Windows operating system Settings.ini is a system file which
- InstUp.exe InstUp.exe is a legitimate file that belongs to Avast InstUp.exe is a legitimate executable file that belongs to
- EasySpeedUpManager2.exe EasySpeedUpManager2.exe is a pre-installed software used by Samsung computers EasySpeedUpManager2.exe is an executable used by Easy SpeedUp Manager
- eula.rtf Features of the Eula.rtf files Eula.rtf files are not malicious by nature, but they can easily turn ugly
- utcsvc.exe The utcsvc.exe is a legitimate system's component that can be used to disguise malicious programs Utcsvc.exe is an
- wxmon.exe Wxmon.exe – a malicious executable file related to Scarab ransomware Wxmon.exe is an executable file, which functions as
- spoolsv.exe Spoolsv.exe is a legitimate Windows file which might cause problems Spoolsv.exe is a legitimate executable used by Windows