SpyMyPC Pro found Vista Beta 2 product

You Might want t scan your Vista Beta 2 PC's for the keylogger program
"SpyMyPC Pro"

i installed SpyCop, an Anti-Keylogger program, and was NOT Happy to find a
Keylogger Program s part of the Vista Software.

The keylogger resides in the Windows\Syste32\DriveStore\FileRepository
directory.

The keylogger is in a Windows Input Printer Driver file.

You need the latest version of SpyCop to find the Keylogger dll's

Microsoft, you need to do some better Internal security checks.

Have a great day!!!!!

Spycop has given false positives before and there's no program that will
give 100% non-false. OTOH if you dl'd your vista from a torrent all bets are
off. Interestingly you won't name the file.

"Mike" <Mike@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:707B1903-DFB9-426B-BB6E-199A328C9BE6@microsoft.com...
> You Might want t scan your Vista Beta 2 PC's for the keylogger program
> "SpyMyPC Pro"
>
> i installed SpyCop, an Anti-Keylogger program, and was NOT Happy to find a
> Keylogger Program s part of the Vista Software.
>
> The keylogger resides in the Windows\Syste32\DriveStore\FileRepository
> directory.
>
> The keylogger is in a Windows Input Printer Driver file.
>
> You need the latest version of SpyCop to find the Keylogger dll's
>
> Microsoft, you need to do some better Internal security checks.
>
> Have a great day!!!!!
>
>

Sounds like an ad for SpyCop ...

"Mike" <Mike@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:707B1903-DFB9-426B-BB6E-199A328C9BE6@microsoft.com...
> You Might want t scan your Vista Beta 2 PC's for the keylogger program
> "SpyMyPC Pro"
>
> i installed SpyCop, an Anti-Keylogger program, and was NOT Happy to find a
> Keylogger Program s part of the Vista Software.
>
> The keylogger resides in the Windows\Syste32\DriveStore\FileRepository
> directory.
>
> The keylogger is in a Windows Input Printer Driver file.
>
> You need the latest version of SpyCop to find the Keylogger dll's
>
> Microsoft, you need to do some better Internal security checks.
>
> Have a great day!!!!!
>
>

It's not an AD for SpyCop, and yes I will name the suspect dll's tomorrow,
when I load Vista on another PC. I already deleted the two dll's with SpyCop.

Sorry about not listing them.

I will list them tommorrow.



"Raven Mill" wrote:

> Sounds like an ad for SpyCop ...
>
> "Mike" <Mike@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:707B1903-DFB9-426B-BB6E-199A328C9BE6@microsoft.com...
> > You Might want t scan your Vista Beta 2 PC's for the keylogger program
> > "SpyMyPC Pro"
> >
> > i installed SpyCop, an Anti-Keylogger program, and was NOT Happy to find a
> > Keylogger Program s part of the Vista Software.
> >
> > The keylogger resides in the Windows\Syste32\DriveStore\FileRepository
> > directory.
> >
> > The keylogger is in a Windows Input Printer Driver file.
> >
> > You need the latest version of SpyCop to find the Keylogger dll's
> >
> > Microsoft, you need to do some better Internal security checks.
> >
> > Have a great day!!!!!
> >
> >
>
>
>

Agreed.


--
Mark

My favourite so far: Unknown device has been correctly installed.


"Raven Mill" <nospammingdammit> wrote in message
news:uOkRryxwGHA.4256@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> Sounds like an ad for SpyCop ...
>
> "Mike" <Mike@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:707B1903-DFB9-426B-BB6E-199A328C9BE6@microsoft.com...
>> You Might want t scan your Vista Beta 2 PC's for the keylogger program
>> "SpyMyPC Pro"
>>
>> i installed SpyCop, an Anti-Keylogger program, and was NOT Happy to find
>> a
>> Keylogger Program s part of the Vista Software.
>>
>> The keylogger resides in the Windows\Syste32\DriveStore\FileRepository
>> directory.
>>
>> The keylogger is in a Windows Input Printer Driver file.
>>
>> You need the latest version of SpyCop to find the Keylogger dll's
>>
>> Microsoft, you need to do some better Internal security checks.
>>
>> Have a great day!!!!!
>>
>>
>
>

I left message on Spycop support. Still waiting for reply.

Here's the info:

The dll's in question are: "smpclrc.dll" and "smpclrd.dll"

These dll's are identified as belonging to the "SpyMyPC Pro by Benutec" a
Keyloggin program.

These dll's are located in:

Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\prnsa001.inf_3632565a\I386
directory.

What's interesting is they are in a SamSung Printer driver directory. Not
that a Korean company would do such a thing? "SONY" comes to mind.

So there's the info, if anyone cares.

BTW I have the Printer that this driver installs and I deleted these dll's
and my printer STILL Functions just FINE, so Hmmmmmmm!!!!!

False positive I don't know, but without these dll's in my system, shouldn't
my printer and it's features not work, or tell me there's a problem?

Food for thought



"Mark D. VandenBerg" wrote:

> Agreed.
>
>
> --
> Mark
>
> My favourite so far: Unknown device has been correctly installed.
>
>
> "Raven Mill" <nospammingdammit> wrote in message
> news:uOkRryxwGHA.4256@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> > Sounds like an ad for SpyCop ...
> >
> > "Mike" <Mike@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:707B1903-DFB9-426B-BB6E-199A328C9BE6@microsoft.com...
> >> You Might want t scan your Vista Beta 2 PC's for the keylogger program
> >> "SpyMyPC Pro"
> >>
> >> i installed SpyCop, an Anti-Keylogger program, and was NOT Happy to find
> >> a
> >> Keylogger Program s part of the Vista Software.
> >>
> >> The keylogger resides in the Windows\Syste32\DriveStore\FileRepository
> >> directory.
> >>
> >> The keylogger is in a Windows Input Printer Driver file.
> >>
> >> You need the latest version of SpyCop to find the Keylogger dll's
> >>
> >> Microsoft, you need to do some better Internal security checks.
> >>
> >> Have a great day!!!!!
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>

"Mike" <Mike@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7FC42331-25A4-480E-A47B-92D09B2C9319@microsoft.com...
>I left message on Spycop support. Still waiting for reply.
>
> Here's the info:
>
> The dll's in question are: "smpclrc.dll" and "smpclrd.dll"
>
> These dll's are identified as belonging to the "SpyMyPC Pro by Benutec" a
> Keyloggin program.
>
> These dll's are located in:
>
> Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\prnsa001.inf_3632565a\I386
> directory.
>
> What's interesting is they are in a SamSung Printer driver directory. Not
> that a Korean company would do such a thing? "SONY" comes to mind.
>
> So there's the info, if anyone cares.
>
> BTW I have the Printer that this driver installs and I deleted these dll's
> and my printer STILL Functions just FINE, so Hmmmmmmm!!!!!
>
> False positive I don't know, but without these dll's in my system,
> shouldn't
> my printer and it's features not work, or tell me there's a problem?
>
> Food for thought
>
>

As was asked, but not answered, in your other thread, "What build number,
and from where did you obtain your copy?"

In 5384.4 x64, that directory does not exist.

--
Mark

My favourite so far: Unknown device has been correctly installed.

http://www.fileproperties.com/s/smpclrc.dll.htm

http://www.fileproperties.com/s/smpclrd.dll.htm

It may just be a false positive, especially if the keylogging program in
question uses a similar filename.

--
Jane, not plain 64bit enabled
Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation
"Mike" <Mike@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7FC42331-25A4-480E-A47B-92D09B2C9319@microsoft.com...
>I left message on Spycop support. Still waiting for reply.
>
> Here's the info:
>
> The dll's in question are: "smpclrc.dll" and "smpclrd.dll"
>
> These dll's are identified as belonging to the "SpyMyPC Pro by Benutec" a
> Keyloggin program.
>
> These dll's are located in:
>
> Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\prnsa001.inf_3632565a\I386
> directory.
>
> What's interesting is they are in a SamSung Printer driver directory. Not
> that a Korean company would do such a thing? "SONY" comes to mind.
>
> So there's the info, if anyone cares.
>
> BTW I have the Printer that this driver installs and I deleted these dll's
> and my printer STILL Functions just FINE, so Hmmmmmmm!!!!!
>
> False positive I don't know, but without these dll's in my system,
> shouldn't
> my printer and it's features not work, or tell me there's a problem?
>
> Food for thought
>
>
>
> "Mark D. VandenBerg" wrote:
>
>> Agreed.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Mark
>>
>> My favourite so far: Unknown device has been correctly installed.
>>
>>
>> "Raven Mill" <nospammingdammit> wrote in message
>> news:uOkRryxwGHA.4256@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>> > Sounds like an ad for SpyCop ...
>> >
>> > "Mike" <Mike@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> > news:707B1903-DFB9-426B-BB6E-199A328C9BE6@microsoft.com...
>> >> You Might want t scan your Vista Beta 2 PC's for the keylogger program
>> >> "SpyMyPC Pro"
>> >>
>> >> i installed SpyCop, an Anti-Keylogger program, and was NOT Happy to
>> >> find
>> >> a
>> >> Keylogger Program s part of the Vista Software.
>> >>
>> >> The keylogger resides in the Windows\Syste32\DriveStore\FileRepository
>> >> directory.
>> >>
>> >> The keylogger is in a Windows Input Printer Driver file.
>> >>
>> >> You need the latest version of SpyCop to find the Keylogger dll's
>> >>
>> >> Microsoft, you need to do some better Internal security checks.
>> >>
>> >> Have a great day!!!!!
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>>

C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\prnsa001.inf_92e71c3e in
Vista 5384.4 x64 which has an Amd64 folder instead of i386, and yes,
those 2 .dlls are in there

--
Jane, not plain 64bit enabled
Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation
"Mark D. VandenBerg" <mvan103REMOVE@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:0C9A27F2-2E0E-4BC6-A251-93F3C081784B@microsoft.com...
> "Mike" <Mike@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:7FC42331-25A4-480E-A47B-92D09B2C9319@microsoft.com...
>>I left message on Spycop support. Still waiting for reply.
>>
>> Here's the info:
>>
>> The dll's in question are: "smpclrc.dll" and "smpclrd.dll"
>>
>> These dll's are identified as belonging to the "SpyMyPC Pro by Benutec" a
>> Keyloggin program.
>>
>> These dll's are located in:
>>
>> Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\prnsa001.inf_3632565a\I386
>> directory.
>>
>> What's interesting is they are in a SamSung Printer driver directory. Not
>> that a Korean company would do such a thing? "SONY" comes to mind.
>>
>> So there's the info, if anyone cares.
>>
>> BTW I have the Printer that this driver installs and I deleted these
>> dll's
>> and my printer STILL Functions just FINE, so Hmmmmmmm!!!!!
>>
>> False positive I don't know, but without these dll's in my system,
>> shouldn't
>> my printer and it's features not work, or tell me there's a problem?
>>
>> Food for thought
>>
>>
>
> As was asked, but not answered, in your other thread, "What build number,
> and from where did you obtain your copy?"
>
> In 5384.4 x64, that directory does not exist.
>
> --
> Mark
>
> My favourite so far: Unknown device has been correctly installed.

"Mark D. VandenBerg" <mvan103REMOVE@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:0C9A27F2-2E0E-4BC6-A251-93F3C081784B@microsoft.com...
>
> As was asked, but not answered, in your other thread, "What build number,
> and from where did you obtain your copy?"
>
> In 5384.4 x64, that directory does not exist.


I also have no such folder. I have an Intel system, same build as Mark.

No folder:
Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\prnsa001.inf_3632565a

Where did you get your copy of Vista?