Sometimes you have to replace it.

Hi anti-malware fighters,

Sometimes we have to analyze, sometimes we have to alter,
and sometimes we have to replace running system files.
The program to do this with is:
http://www3.telus.net/_/replacer/
For those tweaking geeks replacer is as essential as resource hacker is,

greets,

polonus

Looks like a very useful program…

Hello ReVaN,

And what you can do with these two useful programs like Replace and Resource Hacker (also a useful program), you can learn at this site: http://weblogs.asp.net/cumpsd/articles/194736.aspx

Not that I will say people should do all thethings like shown there with their home PC. I only say here that these programs can come in very handy for analyzing and sanitizing purposes. The security aware power user cannot do without certain tools. I hope you agree with this vision, my friend. I dare to say to everyone, the race is almost lost or can be seen as already lost. A bit of good education like we are offering can improve the user’s security many times more than a couple of green icons blinking in the taskbar, which are mostly acting to lure you in a misplaced feeling of security.
If you installed malware on your comp, you are lost. period. Regardless of what protection software you will install.

Regards,

polonus

I have a new run box… hihihi ;D

I agree Polonus.I think you like to follow Sun Tsu’s teachings: Knowing your opponent is the key to victory!

Hi ReVaN,

And like for all good things, there is the rule of three. Sometimes you have to analyze the dll. A very good tool in your toolbox for that is Reflector. It has many aspects, and is an in-depth survey tool. For those who like to download it, it can be found here:
http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/ Zip file for Reflector pre-scanned with DrWeb’s hyperlink scanner and OK.

Enjoy and use with care,

polonus