King Solomons Casino
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Description:
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Adware
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Risk Level:
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Low
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Date of First Occurence:
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Tuesday, May 27, 2008
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Software Developer:
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(unknown)
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Brief Info:
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Adware
Software that is displaying pop-up/pop-under windows containing advertisements when the primary user interface is not visible or displayed advertisements are not related to the product.
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Removal:
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This threat can be removed using "Spyware
Terminator"
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Geographical Distribution of Threat "King Solomons Casino"
Threat Info
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Detected Items
- Detected Files:
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\zlib.dll
MD5: 0765B0B7C485AB2ABFAA9A6D7BFCEA48 Size:57344
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\winsound.dll
MD5: A9174A0BF61806D11B863DE83C2219B8 Size:94280
MD5: 73F755DF18B0D28D857AA4EBA6F030AD Size:274432
MD5: 3AEABE7535F4BAC1801853C75D448DC8 Size:274432
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\unicows.dll
MD5: E1102CEDF0C818984C2ACA2A666D4C5F Size:245408
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\slots.dll
MD5: E1D5F121BC68D5A66E1DB5A90787E957 Size:794693
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\plibc32.dll
MD5: 987F6304523AC1A4CBE3B9DED80FCFE9 Size:266311
MD5: D55D60120673B0BBFFD6682591A9218B Size:663552
MD5: 5833F636C97C06DD67851BDAEEEA1F51 Size:663552
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\msvcrt.dll
MD5: 0B9C183D1565B48FA6E5D1D3D4B86BCC Size:266293
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\msvcp60.dll
MD5: 1F57EB5B92B2AC7F9D71A77D184D8C13 Size:413696
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\miniprocess.exe
MD5: 1EEA1ABC440F6FCB280553215E7D5B25 Size:53323
MD5: 4EB298EB51D6E030B62E99DF6463199D Size:77824
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\mhvpoker.dll
MD5: 6E377CE35E8A7570C0D7998C22C834F6 Size:294984
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\lobby.dll
MD5: 61D16C7540B785C2743B0BBD7D57376F Size:585797
MD5: 537FB3511E095B18F3F11B70563D6500 Size:806912
MD5: 37B58866FE0483DBEA7EC426EFAADC48 Size:806912
MD5: 52B2B057A0CD54DE2057573EEDA7FF9E Size:806912
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\lbyinst.exe
MD5: 7B82A018C33D499FD0099055320532E8 Size:213063
MD5: 602A5C0D59E953FAC7A30E05215BE9AD Size:475136
MD5: E2D3249B665EEE170C5029FB0E2300F7 Size:475136
MD5: F7E5F58B25CB52222D375C15791671E4 Size:454656
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\Install.exe
MD5: 80A7E3FFE8681F704F79B97A4C3B843A Size:292352
MD5: B25B5B775A8447ABD682B47F2C04A11F Size:422208
MD5: 7245F591BFB4253556052D54EB70F0C6 Size:421696
MD5: 9E694581A1C68735228A3850D73A9AF1 Size:421728
MD5: 6CCC580081339BF44468B0BF0D37533C Size:263168
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\extgame.dll
MD5: A432DDE52C0F73595AE79B601280E174 Size:147527
MD5: FF0F6525EBD11208DC4B55EF02093CBC Size:229376
MD5: BA2D573F4A7E2A0A00399D25851951B1 Size:229376
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\directsound.dll
MD5: A939267C2539019D126AF6F0A40B07E3 Size:94283
MD5: FF9094F732A9C008697E8A9801E45405 Size:290816
MD5: 97E2783002D84336465AB0840B94E2FA Size:290816
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\auslots.dll
MD5: 22EC964739381C5CC2A4F491F9300E55 Size:790599
MD5: 9153633FBF1C184638085BEDDD747CDF Size:1933312
MD5: 5905B23262A31FE4CDAE772E1CE623A2 Size:1748992
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\casino.exe
MD5: A433BC7909A7F1C6066756FFDAC6C7CD Size:28742
MD5: 7BCFAFBE500A3B440E9B18431997022A Size:30720
MD5: C3DDBF1F5598F6252D3079CD6AE35710 Size:30720
MD5: 1039D40D0141FDCB3CE42C13A4661645 Size:30720
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\casino.dll
MD5: 784DE87CA34F5CFD9E9DFC7740ADD075 Size:401481
MD5: 27CC0F7692C95D15A43B8E1221CB2E3F Size:745472
MD5: A578C5E948111EA4E9DA6BFA73553CA5 Size:745472
MD5: B746481B25E1E2CE395B0A97593EC377 Size:745472
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\bj.dll
MD5: D4A32D52CE685B629A03CEE9B4A42B74 Size:241730
MD5: 595DF3C1BA81612F3F10F97B28A6BB14 Size:618496
MD5: BB7AF930E7871CBBF991745E326E7BB1 Size:618496
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\vpoker.dll
MD5: C20901AB80BB7E50B593097A9E40FB60 Size:712704
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\msvcr80.dll
MD5: E4FECE18310E23B1D8FEE993E35E7A6F Size:626688
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\msvcp80.dll
MD5: 4C8A880EABC0B4D462CC4B2472116EA1 Size:548864
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\msvcm80.dll
MD5: CAE6861B19A2A7E5D42FEFC4DFDF5CCF Size:479232
- Detected Files with variable Filenames:
Detecting items list:
- Files by Name
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\bj.dll
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\casino.dll
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\casino.exe
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\directsound.dll
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\Install.exe
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\lbyinst.exe
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\lobby.dll
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\miniprocess.exe
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\plibc32.dll
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons\winsound.dll
%DESKTOP%\King Solomons.lnk
%START_PROGRAMS%\King Solomons\King Solomons.lnk
- Files by Directories
%PROGRAMFILES%\King Solomons %START_PROGRAMS%\King Solomons
- Files by CLSID or Name
CLSID=836BA91D-6A99-4D77-8EF2-89D696BA96F5
- Registry Keys
HKCR\rtg.kingsolomons
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\King Solomons
HKLM\SOFTWARE\RealTime Gaming Software\King Solomons
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09. Marcha 2010
In our case, we would like to know if it’s safer to have more than one antispyware application installed on our own computer.
The general rule is that it is not recommended to use more than one anti-spyware application simultaneously, though a recently-published article in the internet magazine ComputerWorld, Lincoln Spector explained that under certain conditions it is safer and more effective to have more than one application.
According to Spector, it is important to realize that most security applications are running non-stop in the background in order to create real-time protection for your computer. In this case, it can be true that two programs running simultaneously can give rise to unwanted behavior, affect or slow down the system.
Spector recommends that it is more effective to use one “main” application but also to use several other applications where real-time protection is disabled and to use them periodically to update their databases and scan your computer, as the successful detection of malware is different in each application.
Therefore, we strongly recommend that you regularly update your database!
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