These logfiles are posted by other users when as well as they need assistance to remove infections or having other problems.
That doesn't make it okay.
The only private information in these logs will be the Windows username or usernames.
It contains no PERSONAL information, but what devices and programs you use is absolutely private information. It even prints out the tasks you have, your extensions, AND YOUR BROWSER HOMEPAGE!
It's practically a goldmine for malicious users to know what vulnerabilities you may have on your system. Hell it even spits out your Firewall rules lmao
It also spits out all your volume labels. Better hope those don't have anymore personal information like your usernames probably do.
This is NOT good practice.
I understand the need to analyze the system. There's just a lot more in there than necessary, and many details could be obfuscated without changing the result. I'm SURE you don't need to know my Firefox homepage.
If you no longer need those files, I would appreciate it if you removed them.
I don't see Java 6 in my installed programs.
When I try to uninstall Visual Studio 2008 x64 Redistributables it says: "Error opening installation log file. Verify that the specified file location exists and is writable."
It's the same for Kaspersky, plus a message about a feature requiring a network resource that isn't available.
CCleaner doesn't seem to run at all, whether I use a portable version on an external drive or try to install it again.
