Those are normal Windows per-user services.
The suffix such as _b359ebb0 is a unique identifier added for that signed-in user session. Windows creates these services when a user signs in, and stops and deletes them when the user signs out. They are not, by themselves, a sign of malware.
From the screenshot, examples include:
- CDPUserSvc = Connected Devices Platform User Service
- CloudBackupRestoreSvc = Cloud Backup and Restore Service
- PimIndexMaintenanceSvc = Contact Data indexing
Microsoft documents that per-user services run in the security context of the user account, and that different Windows versions can show different sets of these services.
For the specific ones visible:
- Connected Devices Platform User Service allows connecting, managing, and controlling connected devices.
- Cloud Backup and Restore Service monitors changes in app and setting states and performs cloud backup and restore operations when required.
- Contact Data indexes contact data for faster searching.
If the concern is whether the suffix means a fake or replaced service, the documented behavior is that this suffix is expected for per-user services.
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