XP Logon Password Logger 1.0 Avast log

Antivirus report for i_xplogger.exe (0.66 MB)
Download3k has downloaded and tested version 1.0 of XP Logon Password Logger on 17 May 2026 using only the best antivirus engines available Today.

We have found it to be infected by some form of badware (viruses, spyware, adware, etc.). You can view the full scan logs below.

We will test XP Logon Password Logger again on the next version release so make sure you check back for updated reports in the near future.

  • Avast:

    Infected

  • Avira:

    Infected

  • Kaspersky:

    Infected

  • McAfee:

    Infected

  • NOD32:

    Infected
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Detailed logs

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Avast scan report: Infected
i_xplogger.exe|>[UPX] OK
i_xplogger.exe|>rar.sfx.script OK
i_xplogger.exe|>Setup.exe|>[UPX] Win32:Keylog-R [Trj]
i_xplogger.exe|>Setup.exe
i_xplogger.exe|>inst.bin OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>#IDXHDR OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>#STRINGS OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>#SYSTEM OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>#TOPICS OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>#URLSTR OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>#URLTBL OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>#WINDOWS OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>$FIftiMain OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>$OBJINST OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>alerts.png OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>diary.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>diary.png OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>email.png OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>email_scheduler.png OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>except.png OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>feedback.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>ftp.png OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>ftp_scheduler.png OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>general.png OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>header.jpg OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>listdot.gif OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>main.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>mainmenu.png OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>menu_commands.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>notify.png OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>options_alerts.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>options_common.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>options_diary.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>options_email.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>options_ex_programs.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>options_ftp.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>options_notification.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>options_screenshots.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>options_title.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>order.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>ps.hhc OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>remote.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>scrshots.png OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>styles.css OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>table.jpg OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>tips.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm|>update.htm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.chm OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpkhk.dll OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpki.dll OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpkwb.dll OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.exe|>[UPX] OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpk.exe OK
i_xplogger.exe|>BPKr.exe Win32:Perfloger-D [Trj]
i_xplogger.exe|>bpkun.exe|>[UPX] OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpkun.exe OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpkvw.exe|>[UPX] OK
i_xplogger.exe|>bpkvw.exe OK
i_xplogger.exe|>license.txt OK
i_xplogger.exe|>downloads.url OK
i_xplogger.exe|>order.url OK
i_xplogger.exe OK
#
# Number of scanned files: 62
# Number of scanned folders: 0
# Number of infected files: 2
# Total size of scanned files: 2744020
# Virus database: 260516-10, 5/16/26
# Total scan time: 0:0:19

















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