Re: PYCTYSSKE service ??
- From: "Brian Komar" <brian.komar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2007 07:08:06 -0500
I guess the biug quesiton is whether you installed the application at some point.
The certificate used to sign the application has expired, and did not appear to use a timestamp.
What happens if you set the date/time of your computer back to a date between 4-4-06 anmd 10-4-07?
Brian
"cachetray" <cachetray@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:88651696-24B5-4D16-92C8-981C4DC61EB0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
This service was running on Windows XP Professional. I was shocked when I
noticed it in the Computer Management mmc snap-in. The executable was found
in C:\Documents and Settings\LOCALS~\Temp.. The application that I found was
Root Kit Revealer from Sysinternals renamed as PYCTYSSKE.exe. The CA
certificate showed that the object did not have a valid digital signature.
Valid from 4-4-06 to 10-4-07
! Key Usage Digital Signature non-Repudiation (c0)
! Basic Constraints Subject type =CA, PathLength.....
I use an account that belongs to the users group and very rarely log on as
Administrator. The application was installed on an account with Administrator
rights. I found a log file that it made in the Temp folder as well.
Google fails to query a result and I am without an explanation.
Any clue??
.
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