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You can't do anything based on what something is called, since the bad guys use names suggesting they are good guys. My instinct would be to find the actual EXE and check its digital signature. So it's like a skeleton key - bad in the hands of a burglar, good in the hands of a locksmith. The aim of all malware creators is to be able to escalate privileges for their own evil purposes. So it's normal for privileges to be escalated (increased) at times where it is needed.

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But sometimes more privileges are needed, for example to install software. Normally the privileges are kept low, so a Bad App can do less damage. Privileges are related to what an app can do. The page you linked to is about security concerns so it only looks at it from one point of view. (Or the forum did, but it was probably me!)ДЄ little thought on privilege escalation. My apologies! I seem to have mixed up two messages. Is this an extension of Adobe software or is this a threat I should seriously take a look into? However, the icon seen here isВ still used by Adobe Extension Manager CC, and I use Creative Cloud, so this would make sense, but the lack of info about this process is slightly unsettling nonetheless.' (Source:В MaMicrosoft Forum user SamanthaDubuest) (.

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exe file as a download, are the only places I can find this app/process mentioned explicitly, and I have no idea about the reliability of the info. 'Bing search brings up a couple of websites which say that this relates to Adobe Extension Manager CS6. The attacker can use the newly obtained privileges to steal confidential data, run administrative commands or deploy malware вЂ“ and potentially do serious damage to your operating system, server applications, organization, and reputation.' (Source: )ДЄlso found this information on the Microsoft forum where Adobe software is mentioned as the cause of this app which is why I am writing on here. 'Privilege escalation happens when a malicious user exploits a bug, design flaw, or configuration error in an application or operating system to gain elevated access to resources that should normally be unavailable to them.

I did a bit of reading and found some information that put me on very high alert. Today I was restarting my computer running Windows 10 Pro Version 2 Build 19042 when an app named Escalated Privilege File Operation Daemon prevented me from doing so.

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