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I am not know everything is working good I was just concern if there was a keylogger on it or something I live with house mates so I did not know if they were like snooping around so I like my privacy.
So I guess you're checking runnng processes to see the files?
Most keyloggers are installed stealth and are not going to be that easy to find. If you want, I can leave this open here for a Malware Specialist to do a thorough dive into the system to see if they come up with anything suspicious but even then there are no guarantees.
It's likely a temporary file for installation of a program such as Mozilla Firefox but you have to check the location of the file and then right-click on it and select properties to see if it's signed by Mozilla or some other company. You can do that for every file you want to check.
That site scans the file through several well-known anti-virus databases and will give you a result of whether it's clean, suspicious or definitely malware.
You will have to wait for a Malware Specialist to help you with that if, as I asked before, you wish to have one take over and assist by running various scans.
Listen Derek, we've done our best to respond to your queries and have been very patient with you. One of our Malware Specialists has now agreed to help you and has asked you to run some tools to that end. Nothing we ask you to run will contain a virus. Either you want the help or you don't. If you do then don't be questioning everything we ask you to download. Many of the tools used will show as potentially harmful by those scanners only because they dive deep into the system to retrieve information which is necessary to clean out any malware hiding there. Please do not run any of the tools through those scanners or we will have no choice but to close this thread. If you look at all of the other cases here you will see how malware is handled.
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