There are a lot of results for things that look pretty innocuous--things that appear, e.g., to be simply IE's browser history and cache. And things that are clearly bad. And things in between. I can't really tell what's a threat and what's not. So it would be great to have a dictionary for the rules so I'd know whether SB is simply alerting me to a registry edit that an application made to store the last file location (MS Access) (and I really don't know why SB would do that) or something more nefarious. But I can't find any kind of guide or reference. Does one exist?
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Need rules reference list
- Thread starter jlyle
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Zenobia
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I posted this the other day:
http://forums.spybot.info/showthrea...-they-generate&p=458816&viewfull=1#post458816
The first two paragraphs give a general description on how to find out more about something in the results list.
http://forums.spybot.info/showthrea...-they-generate&p=458816&viewfull=1#post458816
The first two paragraphs give a general description on how to find out more about something in the results list.