warden text file

[Brainmanager]

i noticed today that there was a txt file in root of my c drive named warden.
in this txt file is says the following:


INSERT INTO `tripwire`.`memorycheck` (`id`, `offset`, `length`, `bytes`, `wowbuild`, `added`, `lastchecked`, `confirmed`) VALUES (NULL, '0x0003DDFB', '10', '76 A5 F3 0F 11 8E D4 01 00 00 ', '15211', UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), '1');
INSERT INTO `tripwire`.`memorycheck` (`id`, `offset`, `length`, `bytes`, `wowbuild`, `added`, `lastchecked`, `confirmed`) VALUES (NULL, '0x004F5040', '12', '55 8B EC B8 94 42 00 00 E8 F3 95 B1 ', '15211', UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), '1');
INSERT INTO `tripwire`.`memorycheck` (`id`, `offset`, `length`, `bytes`, `wowbuild`, `added`, `lastchecked`, `confirmed`) VALUES (NULL, '0x004F8857', '7', '75 16 68 38 02 00 00 ', '15211', UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), '1');
INSERT INTO `tripwire`.`memorycheck` (`id`, `offset`, `length`, `bytes`, `wowbuild`, `added`, `lastchecked`, `confirmed`) VALUES (NULL, '0x00702D00', '9', '55 8B EC 51 53 56 8B 75 08 ', '15211', UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), '1');
INSERT INTO `tripwire`.`memorycheck` (`id`, `offset`, `length`, `bytes`, `wowbuild`, `added`, `lastchecked`, `confirmed`) VALUES (NULL, '0x001B4290', '10', '8B 81 B8 07 00 00 25 00 00 80 ', '15211', UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), '1');
INSERT INTO `tripwire`.`memorycheck` (`id`, `offset`, `length`, `bytes`, `wowbuild`, `added`, `lastchecked`, `confirmed`) VALUES (NULL, '0x0038BE17', '8', 'F7 C3 F0 00 03 00 74 1D ', '15211', UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), '1');
INSERT INTO `tripwire`.`memorycheck` (`id`, `offset`, `length`, `bytes`, `wowbuild`, `added`, `lastchecked`, `confirmed`) VALUES (NULL, '0x000881A0', '9', '55 8B EC 83 EC 18 56 8B F1 ', '15211', UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), '1');


my WoW is installed on E so kinda wierd that this file was made.

does anyone know what it means?

[Castseven]

Those are SQL queries to add data to a table called "memorycheck" in a database called "tripwire". They were not put on your machine by Blizzard!

I've never heard of nor used "Tripwire" before today, but a quick Google search tells me that this is indeed part of a 3rd party application, Open Source Tripwire. Open Source Tripwire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[whitekidney]

You're using Honorbuddy, right?

[Brainmanager]

no i dont use honorbuddy