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With the
new Hacker Eliminator program, every running process will
be detected.
When the program is detected, you can choose to trust it
(if it is a known program) or to kill it (if you do not
think it should be running on your computer). For example,
if you start up Internet Explorer for the first time, Hacker
Eliminator will ask you if you trust it. Once trusted it
will not warn you any more about it.
IT IS NOT POSSIBLE for a Trojan to install itself on your
computer without this alarm going off, because ALL Trojans
will need to startup a new process.
Trusted
Files
When
the process monitor is turned on, each time a new program
is executed on your computer Hacker Eliminator will pop
up a warning box like the one shown below. As each program
is trusted, the program path will be added to the trusted
display window. A log will also be written to the main program
status window.
This option can also be controlled by using the option
check boxes on the main program menu.
How To Answer
The process monitor is an alert to new programs running
on your computer. If the box pops up when you are running
a program that you are aware of, click on the Trust Process
button. After you trust the new process, Hacker Eliminator
will not pop up the next time you run the trusted program.
The process monitor will keep programs from running secretly
on your computer.
If all your were doing was reading an e-mail or visiting
a new web page, you can be sure that your response should
be to "Close Process" which will kill the new
running program. For a hacker to gain access to your computer,
or for anyone to spy on you or log sessions, a new program
will need to be be executed. With this option turned on,
Hacker Eliminator will not allow a new program to be executed
on your computer secretly without your knowledge.
Turn
Off Process Monitor
This button will disable the process monitor. No new processes
will be detected until it is turned back on.
Close
Process
This button will terminate and kill the process. If the
process is a service in NT, 2K or Windows XP, you may need
to "Stop" the process from your control panel
; Admin ; Services.
Trust Process
This button will trust the process. Once a process is trusted,
the pop up warning will no longer be displayed for the trusted
program.
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