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Detecting RootKits
ssoundman:
I found this rather odd...
I just doanloaded returnil's free application from their website and AVG informed me that the SHeur.FA trojan was attached to the download.
Hmm... Has anyone else seen this?
Curt:
You don't have to trust AVG too much on this; I am confident it was a false positive!
Download from: http://www.returnilvirtualsystem.com/index_files/rvspersonal.htm
- or from:
http://www.download.com/Returnil-Virtual-System-Personal-Edition/3000-2144-10704691.html?part=dl-ReturnilV&subj=uo&tag=button
jgpaiva:
I just doanloaded returnil's free application from their website and AVG informed me that the SHeur.FA trojan was attached to the download.
-ssoundman (July 11, 2007, 02:42 PM)
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Just make a search for "avg false positive" here on the forum... Curiously it isn't the first time AVG fools people saying good software has trojans.
ssoundman:
Thanks, Curt & jgpaiva.
I downloaded it from the second of the two links Curt provided and it went just fine.
jimfarrington:
My wife opened an e-postcard this morning from an unknown source and AVG notified it had intercepted the SHeur.AFJ virus. Doing a scan indicated it had attached to QuikBooks. Searching the normal sources for virus information reveals no information on such a virus although Google lists it as the number 13 search term posted today. Anyone know anything about the virus itself?
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