Haxsys

Every game ran on STEAM tries to access csrss.exe I posted a forum topic about this on the steam forums and it was removed.

I think I broke the original post, as I'm unable to access it. I pasted the HIPS log and then figured I should probably only paste a few days worth, so I hit back on the browser. Ever since then, haven't been able to open that post (from any computer), I may have clogged the pipe on that one. Here are the last few days of HIPS activity for your perusal. Hopefully the original post will un-clog!

Greetings! I have a few questions and curiosities that I was hoping could be cleared up, a tad, if at all... Lately I've been monitoring the HIPS log(s) just purely out of curiosity that was spawned from some details in various Win7 x64 updates that have been rolling out ever since they started pushing Win10 (which I have no intentions of upgrading to). My first question should probably be about the windows core program known as CSRSS.EXE ... Why would this particular program want to MODIFY ESet's - egui.exe? To what end? My other question is: I've noticed that my video games are also attempting to modify BOTH csrss.exe and egui.exe and in all cases HIPS does its thing, and lists them all as, "Self-Defense: Protect ekrn and egui processes...." As of the last 24 hours, svchost.and services.exe have been trying to modify/access different control set registry keys. Now, before anyone asks, I've already triple checked for naughty software, etc. I'm somewhat of an OCD freak when it comes to a clean, and secure operating system. This is also partly responsible for my curiosity of the aforementioned issues. I'm typing this post on my laptop, not my gaming 'rig', so I can't share a screenshot as of this moment, but will gladly upload one later today if the need arises (even if it's just out of curiosity from fellow tech'ys). Thanks in advance for taking the time to answer, take a look at my questions. Respectfully, Haxsys hipslog.txt