Chard
Level: Goblin

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Registered: 04-17-2005
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Weird experience, I run a firewall service on Windows XP, I had to change it because the configuration was frustrating me, so I'm using Sunbelt KPF now, which amongst other things detects code injection attacks. It brought up an alert about DRoD, injecting code into itself... Here's a log:

Technical details about the intrusion attempt:

Injector application: C:\Program Files\DROD - Journey to Rooted Hold\drod.exe
Description: drod
File version:
Product name:
Product version:
Created: 2007/2/21, 18:35:39
Modified: 2006/5/1, 16:57:16
Accessed: 2007/2/23, 23:32:57

Target application: C:\Program Files\DROD - Journey to Rooted Hold\drod.exe
Description: drod
File version:
Product name:
Product version:
Created: 2007/2/21, 18:35:39
Modified: 2006/5/1, 16:57:16
Accessed: 2007/2/23, 23:32:57

Address of injection: 0x7228734E

It probably doesn't matter, probably doesn't count as a bug, still I thought I'd mention it in case it is spurious.

All the best everyone,
Chard.