I have found a file called ExtExport.exe in my Exploit Protection override settings. Is it malware or safe?

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I have found a file called ExtExport.exe in my Exploit Protection settings that has a system override. That override is Force randomisation for images (Mandatory ASLR). I can't find anything definitive about this being a known-process for Windows, and even ChatGTP (though ChatGTP does have a September 2021 cut-off date and it may be a new process) warns it is not known and could be malware. Does anyone know if it is a legitimate process or do I have reason to be concerned? There is hardly any information about this file on the net, very uncommon for known processes and the fact it has an overr

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