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Trojan in MultiEX?
Re: Trojan in MultiEX?
Have you tried ClamAV?
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Re: Trojan in MultiEX?
Kaspersky's own website would be the best place to go to find out: http://usa.kaspersky.com/products-servi ... t-security, http://usa.kaspersky.com/products-servi ... anti-virus.
Re: Trojan in MultiEX?
I just downloaded MultiEx Commander 4.3.1 from blog/?attachment_id=72 and Norton 2010 says that it contained "Trojan.ADH".
http://www.symantec.com/security_respon ... 99&tabid=2
"...If one or more files on your computer have been classified as having a Trojan.ADH threat, this indicates that the files have suspicious characteristics and therefore might contain a new or unknown threat. However, given the sensitive nature of this detection technology, it may occasionally identify non-malicious, legitimate software programs that also share these behavioral characteristics..."
Now, I have been reading in this thread about how there are still problems with Anti-V and their detection methods, however Norton says that it 'cleaned' the file. So now I am curious what piece of code has been erased from the file which Norton thought was malicious?
And I have also wondered from time to time, if a file is encrypted, how can an anti-v go in and still remove code? What is the purpose of encrypting your files if anyone can still access them?
http://www.symantec.com/security_respon ... 99&tabid=2
"...If one or more files on your computer have been classified as having a Trojan.ADH threat, this indicates that the files have suspicious characteristics and therefore might contain a new or unknown threat. However, given the sensitive nature of this detection technology, it may occasionally identify non-malicious, legitimate software programs that also share these behavioral characteristics..."
Now, I have been reading in this thread about how there are still problems with Anti-V and their detection methods, however Norton says that it 'cleaned' the file. So now I am curious what piece of code has been erased from the file which Norton thought was malicious?
And I have also wondered from time to time, if a file is encrypted, how can an anti-v go in and still remove code? What is the purpose of encrypting your files if anyone can still access them?
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Re: Trojan in MultiEX?
That would be Jaeder Naub that has been deleted. In version 4.3.1 or earlier that is.