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January 9th 12, 03:31 PM
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Where are rundll32 parameters located
I was looking in my Scheduled Tasks and found a task whose command was
'rundll32 dokv.bna, ypzcfawb" which I believe was some spyware I disabled some time ago. How does rundll32.exe locate such parameters and execute them? 
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January 9th 12, 03:57 PM
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Where are rundll32 parameters located
Hello vfclists,
How does rundll32.exe locate such parameters and execute them? It doesn't. 'rundll32.exe' is just a shell to enable you to execute an otherwise un-executable file, that DLL. The provided parameters are not used by 'rundll32.exe', but areactually directly transferred to the executed DLL as its arguments. In short: The arguments are of/for the DLL executed, and only the person who created that DLL knows what those parameters mean/do (just like for an .EXE file). Hope that helps/clarifies it. Rudy Wieser -- Origional message: vfclists schreef in berichtnieuws ... I was looking in my Scheduled Tasks and found a task whose command was 'rundll32 dokv.bna, ypzcfawb" which I believe was some spyware I disabled some time ago. How does rundll32.exe locate such parameters and execute them?
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