Mcafee 8.5i unwanted program exclusions, files i never added??

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[try4job2]

i have 6 exclusions i never added???
vnchooks.dll
vncviewer.exe
winvnc.exe
TightVNC
Reg-TightVNC
c:\tools

and two user defined i never added???
Trillian.exe
yahoomessenger.exe

is this normal is all i'm wondering??? cant find any info about default files anywhere!

thx

    any help would be great. thx

[Samker]

Hi try4job2 and welcome to SCF Community.

Related to your question, as I know list for unwanted program exclusions is blank by default.

All of these:

vnchooks.dll
vncviewer.exe
winvnc.exe
TightVNC
Reg-TightVNC

belong to TightVNC - free remote control software package: http://www.tightvnc.com/


If you (and maybe forget) or somebody else doesn't add this program to exclusion, there is additional possibility of Hacker attack (access)...

However, my advice is to remove all of them from excluded list and scan your PC with at least two Online Scanners, maybe BitDefender and Panda (anyway, don't use McAfee, since you already have them installed): http://scforum.info/index.php/topic,734.0.html

Please provide us results.

cya later,

S.