Eevry time I'm ready to assume that nothing malicious was installed on my computer something esle pops up.
Yesterday I received a message from Network Threat Protection saying:
"NT Kernel System has changed since the last time you used it."
The change is to C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe. I got this message twice yesterday and when I checked the logs, one of the occurences was an incoming TCP and the other was an outgoing UDP. Both of the remote hosts displayed IP addresses that are on my home network. I have never seen this message before. Could there be a problem on the network?
I ran the support tool again to check load points and again it doesn't come up with anything other than saying that I don't have the latest version.
I was unable to download the SERT utility because it required a serial number which I don't have, and I'm unsure whether I can get one. The reason for this is because I'm a college student and my University is supplying SEP. I'm trying to communicate with the University's IT.