Zonealarm - programmer, der prøver at få adgang til nettet

Det kan være det er spyware hent Ad-Aware og scan din computer :)  http://www.netsupport.dk/spyware.htm

TSABot kan du læse om på http://www.zdnet.co.uk/pcmag/product/2000/09/tu04.html

På http://www.computergripes.com/ZoneAlarm.html kan du læse følgende.

Someone I know runs ZoneAlarm v2.1.25 on a computer running Windows NT4 Server. Shortly after dialing onto the Internet, ZoneAlarm asks if the \"services and controller\" application can connect to the Internet. Saying no to this does not hinder web surfing.  No one knows what the \"services and controller\" application is. I have never seen this on machines running Windows NT4 workstation.

ZoneAlarm does a good job of identifying the executable that wants to connect to the Internet. In this case the file was: c:\\winnt\\system32\\services.exe

ZoneAlarm also reported the product version as being 4.00. The properties of this file (right click in windows explorer) show that it is from Microsoft and is part of the NT operating system. 

FYI:  A reader wrote to say this can also happen on Windows 2000. Sometimes it works if you don\'t allow \"services and controller\" to access the Internet, but sometimes you have to allow it. A mystery. (5/5/2001).

Tusind tak - den fandt ikke færre end 87 filer includeret TSAdBot.exe, så det var åbenbart spy-ware. Nu er jeg mere rolig...

Så TSADBot.exe er en fil, der ligger i share-ware programmer - det var rart at vide, makse, tak for det :-)