errPpmNotLoaded=$Behavior_Monitor module cannot be loaded.
errCalcHash=Cannot open file.
RegKeyMaskWithSubfoldersWarning=A mask cannot be used simultaneously with "Include subkeys" option. Using an asterix or a question mark when this option is enabled is only appropriate if they are part of the actual key name. Did you really intend to enter a key name that contains these characters?
System Startup =list of modules executed during Windows startup
Internet Security =Internet security settings
Internet Explorer Settings =Internet Explorer settings
Internet Explorer Plugins =Internet Explorer.add-ons settings
System Security =system security settings
HOSTS file =path to TCP/IP routing settings
System Services =list of system services
default =group $(strUserDescription)
[REG_DetailsText]
System Startup = \ These keys control the list of modules executed during Windows startup.\n\nYou are advised to grant access to these settings only if you are sure you want to allow this program to run automatically when your computer starts. Otherwise it is better to deny access.
Internet Security = \ These keys control Internet security settings.\n\nYou are advised to grant access to these settings only if you are sure you want to allow these settings to be modified. Otherwise it is better to deny access.
Internet Explorer Settings = \ These keys control Internet Explorer settings.\n\nYou are advised to grant access to these settings only if you are sure you want to allow these settings to be modified. Otherwise it is better to deny access.
Internet Explorer Plugins = \ These keys control Internet Explorer.add-ons settings.\n\nYou are advised to grant access to these settings only if you are sure you want to allow this module to be registered as an Internet Explorer add-on. Otherwise it is better to deny access.
System Security = \ These keys control system security settings.\n\nYou are advised to grant access to these settings only if you are sure you want to allow these settings to be modified. Otherwise it is better to deny access.
HOSTS file = \ These keys control the path to TCP/IP routing settings.\n\nYou are advised to deny write access to these settings, since there is no reason for any trustworthy application to change this path.
System Services = \ These keys controls the list of system services.\n\nYou are advised to grant access to these settings if you want to install/uninstall a driver or system service, and to deny access in other cases.
[AlertDetailsPDM_AddInfo_Text]
#PDM_EVENT_REGMODIFY =Process is trying to $(RegOpType,REG_AlertOpType) value in system registry key that belongs to group <b>$(strUserDescription)</b>.$(strUserDescription,REG_DetailsText)\n\n<b>Key:</b> $(strKeyName)\n\n<b>Value:</b> $(strValueName)\n$(ValueTypeOld,RegOldValueText)\n<b>$(RegOpType,RegValueDataNew)($(ValueType,REG_DataTypes)):</b>\n$(Value,reg_data)
#PDM_EVENT_INVADER =Process <b>$(ObjectName) (PID: $(nPID))</b> is trying to inject into process <b>$(strDestObjectName) (PID: $(DestPID))</b>.
#PDM_EVENT_IMG_CHANGED =Attempt to load new or modified module <b>$(NewImage.ImagePath)</b> into process$(strUserDescription,AlertDialog_PDM_UserDescription).
#PDM_EVENT_APPG_ASCHILD =Attempt to run process as a child of <b>$(strParentObjectName) (PID: $(nParentPID))</b>.
#PDM_EVENT_APPG_BROWSER =Attempt to run browser with command line parameters: <b>$(strUserDescription)</b>.
#PDM_EVENT_INVADER_LOADER =Process is trying to inject module <b>$(NewImage.ImagePath)</b> into all processes.
#PDM_EVENT_STRANGEKEY =Process is trying to $(RegOpType,REG_AlertOpType) value <b>$(strValueName)</b> with illegal names.
#PDM_EVENT_HIDDEN_INSTALL =Program module <b>$(strUserDescription)</b> installed and $(strKeyName,!!,AlertDetails_PDM_HiddenInstall) without user interaction. This activity is similar to Trojan Downloader/Dropper.
