Abstract: A computer-implemented method for detecting a malicious process using file-name heuristics may comprise: 1) identifying a process, 2) identifying a process name for the process, 3) identifying a list of process names for non-malicious processes, and 4) determining, by comparing the process name for the process with the list of process names for non-malicious processes, whether to allow the process to execute. A method for maintaining a database containing information about non-malicious processes is also disclosed. Corresponding systems and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: A hard surface cleaning composition comprising a coacervate complex having a molar charge ratio Z greater than 0.1, wherein said coacervate complex comprises a copolymer and at least one of two components selected from a surfactant or a polymer, whereby the copolymer is cationic if the polymer, surfactant, or combination of polymer and surfactant is anionic, or the copolymer is anionic if the polymer, surfactant, or combination of polymer and surfactant is cationic, and a method of cleaning hard surfaces, are disclosed.