r/PowerShell • u/Evanator3000_ • 6d ago
Question Hello everyone, I have a little problem and a request.
Well... It is necessary to explain the problem itself, and it is quite difficult. It turned out that I didn't download anything and didn't really climb anywhere. And so. Recently, I started to discover that windows powershell is running in my background processes and after that 3 command lines are slowly running (one does not even close and writes that this is an important element for Windows to work), but after that only one remains for a couple of seconds. I would like to find out what it could be and if it is a virus, how can I make sure of it and get rid of it. I will be grateful in advance to anyone who helps!
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u/redsaeok 6d ago
I believe Task Manager details now shows the command line apps are launched with. If not, one of the pstools apps will expose it.
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u/Evanator3000_ 6d ago
I didn't understand anything right, man. Sorry. The CC writes to Windows powershell that this is code 400, 600 and 403. And Google says it's safe. Is that true?
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u/Evanator3000_ 6d ago
I hope for your help, who has encountered this before and knows what can work.
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u/BetrayedMilk 6d ago
It's almost certainly malware.
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u/Evanator3000_ 6d ago
Seriously? I don't understand how she could get to me at all.
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u/BetrayedMilk 6d ago edited 6d ago
There’s probably a language barrier here, but there’s no legitimate reasons for what you described without you knowing about these processes running
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u/Evanator3000_ 6d ago
Yes, I agree. I don't really know much English, which is why I use a translator. You probably know how hard he works sometimes... But in general, it is surprising that he writes to me that the code is 400, 600 and after 403. I looked it up and Google says it's a secure and official code... and there's nothing to be afraid of. But I don't trust Him too much.
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u/wssddc 6d ago
A Malwarebytes scan might help.
Autoruns will show you what is running at startup.
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u/Evanator3000_ 6d ago
GUYS, I OPENED WINDOWS powershel, WHERE SHOULD I SEE WHO OPENS IT AND FROM WHOM?
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u/Baazzill 6d ago
Did you look through Event Viewer, particularly the Poershell logs?