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    <UserNotes>Description

LogAnalyzer is a program written in C# (and thus which needs the .NET 3.5 Framework) able to analyse reports generated by many diagnostic tools (HijackThis, ZHPDiag, OTL, …).

This tool is not a full analyser, it only gives hints and performs a basic filter to help the “helper” to quickly find what can be suspicious or malware line. This is for advanced users! Please do not use it and fix lines if you don’t know what you’re doing!

When a line is successfully analysed, the program will colourize it using a clear syntax:

    Green = known as safe
    Brown = suspicious
    Grey = unknown
    Red = malware
    Purple = AV software
    Orange = hack tools

LogAnalyzer can successfully analyze and colour syntax of following tools (the others can work, but not tested):

    Hijack this
    OTL
    ZHPDiag

The program is fairly easy to use. Just paste a report using the “Paste” button, or with right click. Then click on “Analyze” and wait :D. The lines should now be coloured according to the internal database.

If you are under proxified connexion, you can check the “Use proxy” checkbox and enter your proxy address (XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:YY) before starting the scan.

If you want to resolve IP addresses (DNS, DHCP), you can check the “HTTP Request” checkbox. They will be resolved in the bottom right corner square.

Once the analysis done, you’ll see a sum up in the lower part, with all the lines that matches a group. You can also select one group, select lines in that group and click “Edit” to open a small notepad for copy/past it in a script for a forum OP. LogAnalyzer is also able to remove comments from ZHPDiag lines while editing.</UserNotes>
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