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If it's too late, Hitman Pro can help with removal. Also, just so you know, MPC-BE is a fork of MPC-HC so they share a lot of 3 is designed to block threats before they have a chance to emerge and to protect against current and future attacks, without needing prior knowledge of the attack or malicious program. Here are the links for MPC-HC and MPC-BE's latest releases. Interestingly, I have never found any problems with any audio files/CD when I played in either MPC-BE or MPC-HC. Also the the spike does not happen when I open a DVD's Video_TS folder via context menu, drag and drop or using IFO files.Р”Р€.

So it could be possible that QuickSync/DXVA is causing this. However, when I tried with some VCD (.Dat) files or FLV or WEBM files, there were no spike in HMP.Alert's usage. Also it happens if I use MPC-BE's internal DXVA decoder. However most of the time, I have used MPEG2/H264 with DXVA/QuickSync as the decoder and that definitely triggers it. I tried with disabled LAV and added FFDShow, same result. However this does not happen everytime and I am not sure exactly what is triggering this. Same when I am using any video files that uses internal LAV filter for video decoding. After installing, just open the MPC-HC/MPC-BE program and HMP.Alert's RAM usage starts to build up gradually, 1-2 MBs per second. MPC-BE and MPC-HC's latest alpha/nightly builds seem to have some problems with HMP.Alert. This approach gives maximum compatibility with other (security) applications and its extremely lightweight. HitmanPro.Alert doesn't try to prevent the injections, it just tells you the browser is compromised to prevent you from entering sensitive information. If you block it, the child process runs with improper credentials/privileges.

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To illustrate how common injection is, standard Windows behavior is when starting a new process, the parent process injects data into its child process (via csrss.exe).

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The fact its also used by legittools makes it hard to distinguish whether the code injection is done with legit or malicious intent.

and tons of others I forgot to mention.Р”Р‡or any of the above they are used by both legit and malicious programs (well, perhaps not the exploit ). Webpage exploiting vulnerability in browser/plugin (like Java/PDF etc) via ROP/shellcode allows your code to be executed by browser, just by letting user visit a webpage.

DLL proxying - overwriting section via KnownDlls (ZeroAccess).

Use Shim Engine / AppCompat SDB (EMET, MS).

DLL injection via APC injection (various tools, rootkits, bootkits, etc).

WriteProcessMemory/CreateRemoteThread (various tools, mouse/keyboard drivers, etc).

SetWindowsHookEx (various tools, mouse/keyboard drivers, etc).

Replace existing DLL with malicious DLL.

Browser addon/extension (signed or unsigned).

Some ways to inject code into browser (from the back of my head): A HIPS like that is fine when you are a security expert/enthousiast, but its fairly pointless for elderly or non tech savvy people (the 98% of this world). It can't ask my mother in law whether a registry key should be allowed to be changed. Click to expand.First, a good security product (like for example HIPS) should not ask the user _anything_ related to security.