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Viruses & Task Viewers
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True. There are various legitimate tools that are only really one step away from malware, so it's not too hard to imagine going that one step further.
Thinking specifically of the fact that a new process is allowed to change its apparent name, as well as creating secondary process pools, but there are bound to be other, deeper ways.