After finding problem with the internet (loads of people use this PC), I scanned with Ewido, Ad-Aware and Spybot, alongside Outpost's Anti-Spyware to find problems. Only Outpost's Anti-Spyware found a problem, a piece of spyware called GoldenEye, whilst none of the others did (including Ewido). After re-booting back out of safe mode from scanning, everything is fine, so I recomened it highly now.
It's both a monitoring & surveillance software for spying on users of a system for finding out what people are doing on a PC, e.g.; a parent could use it to see where their children goes on the web, a company could use it to make sure employees are actually working, etc.
It's however a pay-for-it type of spy application and has to be manually installed - it isn't just going to end up on a system like malware.
Finding just one entry by just one program could be a false positive.
Found 5 entries of the same type, don't know who installed it, probably someone who was using it...
Found 5 entries of the same type, don't know who installed it, probably someone who was using it...
Yep same thing here. I didn't install that app knowingly, so it's either a false positive or something installed without my knowledge. It also found 2 others that spybot and adaware didn't find. Very interesting..
I didn't install that app knowingly, so it's either a false positive or something installed without my knowledge/
I don't think its a false positive, as I was having problems with the internet, and removing GoldenEye fixed the problem, so it fixed something.
No, just the anti-spyware included in Outpost's Pro Firewall.