If you're involved in data security, you're familiar with cryptography in some fashion and you know that ciphers - algorithms for performing encryption and decryption - are what do the work. You probably also know that there are a few quick-and-dirty algorithms for encrypting data. One such algorithm is known as the Caesar Cipher, or ROT-13, a simple algorithm that encrypts data by shifting each character 13 places in the alphabet while leaving non-alpha characters untouched. It's so simple that you can decrypt it manually, but it's enough to fool the casual observer. Anyone coming across something like cnffj beqsb egurf rperg svyrf vfcnf fjbeq, is naturally going to assume it's encrypted; in fact, it's ROT-13 for password for the secret files is password. I broke it up into five-character groups to make it more convincing.
For whatever reason, Microsoft uses ROT-13 to encrypt data in some registry keys. One such key is: HKCU\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\\UserAssist. Here's an example: "HRZR_EHACNGU:P:\\AFYBBXHC.RKR." Decrypted, that's "UEME_RUNPATH:C:\\NSLOOKUP.EXE." (We'll look at the UserAssist key in Part 3.) A better way to hide data is to encode text-based information in binary format and store it in binary form as a string in registry values of type REG_SZ. Given that binary data is common in the registry, the technique would make it extremely difficult to retrieve the hidden information.
In addition to using ROT-13 and binary encoding to obfuscate data, a suspect could take advantage of a flaw in the registry editor to also make the data invisible to anyone but a forensics examiner who knows about the flaw.Hi, One of the fastest solution for registry cleaning I know is Registry Cleaner from Security Stronghold company. It is very easy to use and at the same time it is very effective. You can read more about it if you follow related link. Hope that was helpful!
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If you're feeling lucky, an advanced user, and you aren't too busy, you could try to manually get rid of System Security. First of all, backup your registry and important data. Then you need to open registry and delete registry entries related to System Security and .exe, .bat files, .dll and .lnk files. You must be more careful, patient and prudent when you manually remove System Security.
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