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Solve : Find_Suspicious_SVCHOST_Paths.bat? |
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Answer» Hi
REM First release on 01/03/2017 04:45 REM Updated on 07/03/2017 04:05 Set "ProcessName=SVCHOST" Set "Tmp_Services=%Tmp%\%~n0.txt" If Exist "%Tmp_Services%" Del "%Tmp_Services%" Set "ProcessLog=%Tmp%\%ProcessName%.log" If Exist "%ProcessLog%" Del "%ProcessLog%" Set "Legits_Services_SVCHOST=%~dp0Legits_Services_%ProcessName%.txt" Set "Legit_Location=%windir%\system32\svchost.exe" Set "LogFile=%~dp0%ProcessName%_ProcessList.txt" Set "Suspicious_LogFile=%~dp0%ComputerName%_%ProcessName%_Suspicious_Paths.txt" Title Finding all instances and paths of "%ProcessName%" by Hackoo 2017 If Exist "%LogFile%" Del "%LogFile%" Set /A Counter=0 setlocal enableDelayedExpansion for /F "skip=1" %%a in ('WMIC Path win32_process where "name like '%%%ProcessName%%%'" get commandline') do ( for /F "delims=" %%b in ("%%a") do ( Color 0A set /A Counter+=1 set "p=%%b" for /f %%f in ('echo !p! ^|Findstr /LI "%Legit_Location%"') do ( echo [!Counter!] : !p! ) ( echo "!p!" )>>"%LogFile%" ) ) Powershell.exe Get-WmiObject Win32_Process ^| select ProcessID,ProcessName,Handle,commandline,ExecutablePath ^| Out-File -Append "%ProcessLog%" -Encoding ascii TYPE "%ProcessLog%" | find /i "%Legit_Location%" > "%Tmp_Services%" ( echo( echo Those are legitimes services of "%ProcessName%.exe" Tasklist /SVC /FO TABLE /FI "IMAGENAME eq %ProcessName%.exe" )>con ( echo( echo Those are legitimes services of "%ProcessName%.exe" Tasklist /SVC /FO TABLE /FI "IMAGENAME eq %ProcessName%.exe" )>> "%Tmp_Services%" CMD /U /C Type "%Tmp_Services%" > "%Legits_Services_SVCHOST%" echo( Echo All instances of "%ProcessName%" in this path "%Legit_Location%" are legitimes services echo( echo Hit any KEY to look for a SUSPICIOUS "%ProcessName%" paths Findstr /LVI "%Legit_Location%" "%LogFile%" > "%Suspicious_LogFile%" PAUSE>nul Start "" "%Suspicious_LogFile%" Start "" "%Legits_Services_SVCHOST%" & exit ::*********************************************************************************************Do you have a question? Quote from: Squashman on March 07, 2017, 07:29:49 AM Do you have a question?Yes ! I have just tested this script under Windows 7 (32 bits) ! I wonder if there is another legit location of svchost.exe on (64 bits machines) ? for example should i check it on sysWOW64 location or not ? Thank you ! |
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