ZoneAlarm sous w2k "rsednclient.exe"

[piete]

Quel est le rôle de rsednclient qui veut accéder à internet ?

[tomtom]

A mon avis vu le nom, un trojan ou un server irc planqué, posé là grace à une faille quelconque de windows.... <BR> <BR>Pour verifier tu peux utiliser ce soft : <BR><!-- BBCode auto-link start --><a href="http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0" target="_blank">http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0</a><!-- BBCode auto-link end -->,4149,2173,00.asp <BR> <BR> <BR>Ca te permettra de desactiver le demarrage de ce demon, et si ca ne gène pas le fonctionnement de ton pc tu pourras le supprimer definitivement. <BR> <BR>Je te conseille egalement de passer tous les patchs windows, d'utiliser un bon antivirus, d'installer des softs anti-trojan et de faire attention à ce que tu download en p2p.... <BR> <BR> <BR>Thomas

[Gesp]

<!-- BBCode auto-link start --><a href="http://www.redswoosh.com/rsednclient_eula.phtml" target="_blank">http://www.redswoosh.com/rsednclient_eula.phtml</a><!-- BBCode auto-link end --> <BR> <BR>The Red Swoosh Edge Delivery Network is a content delivery mechanism used by web sites to allow you to download files from those sites quicker and more efficiently. In order to have the software installed on your machine, you must have explicitly agreed to an End User License Agreement on one of these web sites. Note that sites market this technology under several names including 'TurboShare' or 'Sharing Network'. <BR>The Red Swoosh software is not 'spyware' and does not maintain any personally identifiable information about the end users. The software is also not a trojan, a virus or a worm, and even though it does operate transparently, it is completely removable and is only installed after the end user's explicit agreement to a software use license. <BR> <BR>Maintenant je ne crois vraiment pas que ce soit indispensable, même s'ils ne font que ce qu'ils disent.