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  • May 9, 2015
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Today at Morning Webroot scan my Laptop it finds below things
Starting Routine> Removing SystemCurrentControlSetServicescpuz138...#(PX5: - MD5: )...
Deleting Registry Key> HKLMSystemCurrentControlSetServicescpuz138
Deleting Registry Key> HKLMSystemCurrentControlSetServicescpuz138
Starting Routine> Removing SystemCurrentControlSetServicesSASDIFSV...#(PX5: - MD5: )...
Deleting Registry Key> HKLMSystemCurrentControlSetServicesSASDIFSV
Deleting Registry Key> HKLMSystemCurrentControlSetServicesSASDIFSV
Starting Routine> Removing SystemCurrentControlSetServicesSASKUTIL...#(PX5: - MD5: )...
Deleting Registry Key> HKLMSystemCurrentControlSetServicesSASKUTIL
Deleting Registry Key> HKLMSystemCurrentControlSetServicesSASKUTIL
 
its really a rootkit or false detection??

Best answer by Ssherjj

Hello amitraina,
 
Your best bet is to submit a Support Ticket and they can check your logs.
 
Free of charge with a subscription.
 
 
Kind Regards,
 
 
 

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    • May 9, 2015
    Hello amitraina,
     
    Your best bet is to submit a Support Ticket and they can check your logs.
     
    Free of charge with a subscription.
     
     
    Kind Regards,
     
     
     
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