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> 'T.H' wrote:
>
>> www nirsoft net
>>
>> offers an IE password utility. It does get some hits on both VirusTotal
>> and Jotti. The hits seem to suggest a 'risky' application.
>
> It and other utilities from Nirsoft are frequently used by malware to
> steal information.

Any program that goes beyond the simplistic GUI provided by the OS could be
classified as such. Claiming these utilities are incorporated into malware
would also mean SysInternals, TweakUI, X-Teq, Resplendence, Rekenwonder, or
any other utility that digs into, modifies, or augments the OS is also
employed by malware. They all give you a deeper level of access, control,
and monitoring than the simplistic GUI or included programs provided by the
OS. Hell, even many DOS-mode commands would also qualify because they can
be used by malware. Why did all my filetype associations disappear?
Because some malware used the 'assoc' command or code extracted from therein
to delete them. Even the system API for the OS would qualify since it
obviously gets used by malware code.

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> So if you found it on your PC but hadn't put it there, its presence would
> be suspicious. That's why it gets flagged.

That would apply to ANY software that covertly appeared on your host. You
are saying that you wouldn't get suspicious if you found an FTP, telnet,
messenger, e-mail, or word processing program suddenly appeared in which you
never participated or authorized its installation?

> The Nirsoft programs are ok and not dangerous.

With that I agree.