SpyBot S&D meint, daß ich in c:\Programme\Microsoft Visual Studio .Net\Common7\Tools\Bin\Spy.exe
nen Keylogger hab? Was meint ihr dazu? Ist das wirklich einer?

Ich kann Dir da so nichts zu sagen.... :( Probiere doch mal den Remote-Viruscheck von Kaspersky:

http://www.kaspersky.com/de/remoteviruschk.html

Vielleicht gibt das Auskunft...

Hendrik

</font><blockquote>Zitat:</font><hr />Original erstellt von someboy:
SpyBot S&D meint, daß ich in c:\Programme\Microsoft Visual Studio .Net\Common7\Tools\Bin\Spy.exe
nen Keylogger hab? Was meint ihr dazu? Ist das wirklich einer? </font>[/QUOTE]nö, wie währe es aber mal mit googeln? dann findet man einen link auf microsofts msdn

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...l/UCMGch07.asp


</font><blockquote>Zitat:</font><hr /> Debugging tools

The symbolic debuggers in the Platform SDK can set breakpoints, execute the program or step through it one line at a time, and examine memory and registers. The debuggers understand the debugging information in the application, and can display the source with the executing program.

The symbolic debuggers are:
NTSD for debugging user mode programs
KD for kernel debugging
WinDBG for debugging Windows-based programs, services, and kernel-mode drivers

The Platform SDK also contains Spy and Viewer programs that debug Windows objects:
The Spy program (Spy.exe) helps to monitor messages sent to one or more windows and to examine the values of message parameters.
The Object Viewer (Winobj.exe) examines all of the objects in the running system, such as kernel objects and file systems, as well as user-viewable properties of objects. </font>[/QUOTE]HTH Heiko