full-disclosure - tvm.exe / poll each.exe / blehdefyreal toolbar

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Message-ID: <E1BY6Qk-0007cC-4K@spirit.innerwebdns.com>
From: mark at edwards.org (mark)
Subject: tvm.exe / poll each.exe / blehdefyreal toolbar

>Suggesting that the likely best approach to "fixing" a system 
> of which you have _no freaking idea whatsoever_ is ailing it 
> is to reformat and reinstall (_or_ anything lelse) is clearly 
> a sign of incompetence, and little else.

The idea here is to learn something from it. Reformatting the system is
a good idea, but before that takes place it'd be nice to learn what the
thing actually is and how it works. 

This thing respawns itself without a reboot. Loading Tiny Personal
Firewall apparently prevents it from respawning. TPF does something
about preventing code from being injected into a process, so maybe
that's why TPF keeps it at bay. 

This isn't on any system I use or manage. It's on a collegue's system
and I am trying to help find a way to figure out what it does, how to
get it shut down permanently, removed if possible. 

Thanks for the suggestions to those who've provided some, including a
reformat ;-) 

Mark