ProcPewPew Files

ProcPewPew v1.1
Jay Taylor 2013

System Compatibility:
Windows XP and newer

DESCRIPTION:
ProcPewPew can be used to monitor the running processes on a system and kill unwanted processes automatically.
Every 100 milliseconds, ProcPewPew takes a snapshot of the running process list and kills the processes
that need to be shown who is the boss.

USAGE:
procpewpew <file with a line-separated list of executables to kill>

NEW PROCESS LOGGING:
It might useful to keep track of what processes are created throughout ProcPewPew's runtime.
Starting with v1.1, ProcPewPew logs whenever a process is created.
The name of the logfile is indicated during ProcPewPew's initialization in the console.
Processes whose names have an asterisk next to them are processes included in the bad process list
from your configuration file.

NOTE:
1. EXE NAMES ARE CASE-SENSITIVE
Adding "maliciousprogram.exe" to your blocked process list will not kill "MaliciousProgram.exe."

2. IN ORDER TO BLOCK PRIVILEGED PROCESSES, YOU MUST RUN PROCPEWPEW AS ADMIN
For CCDC, if an executable ends up on your system due to a privilege escalating exploit, 
you won't be able to kill it unless you run ProcPewPew as a system administrator.

CHANGELOG:
v1.0 First release of ProcPewPew
v1.1 Added logging of created processes