Progdvb 4.82.1 elecard edition infect with worm.P2P.generic
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 7:58 pm
Progdvb 4.82.1 elecard edition infect with worm.P2P.generic
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Progdvb 4.82.1 elecard edition infect with worm.P2P.generic
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Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 8:10 pm
Bullshit ...Bitdefender 10 says its all ok...
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 8:17 pm
thank you SiLencerSiLencer wrote:Bullshit ...Bitdefender 10 says its all ok...
when install detection worm by kaspersky
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 8:27 pm
i made a test installation ...all fine here ...
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 8:33 pm
ok thank you..SiLencer wrote:i made a test installation ...all fine here ...
after update kaspersky now not detection now
kaspersky detection ElecardPack as worm.P2P.generic after update not detection now
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 8:35 pm
Strange 
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 8:44 pm
SiLencer wrote:Strange
error from data base kaspersky Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 10:36 pm
Not really, should just be a coincidental (mis)match with their detection rules.
Viruses and other malware normally is NOT detected by real identification of the beast itself, but of a supposed typical and believed unique bit sequence, or in more sophisticated cases, code footprints of typical malware behaviour, or any combination of those.
This for there's a big chance, some detection rules may occasionally cause false alarms.
Cross checking with known clean software is limited, as noone can ever test against each and any software in the world, including every version and variety...
Specially if they don't even know about it...
Norton AV and AntiVirPE also don't give alarm here, both with latest definitions.
Viruses and other malware normally is NOT detected by real identification of the beast itself, but of a supposed typical and believed unique bit sequence, or in more sophisticated cases, code footprints of typical malware behaviour, or any combination of those.
This for there's a big chance, some detection rules may occasionally cause false alarms.
Cross checking with known clean software is limited, as noone can ever test against each and any software in the world, including every version and variety...
Specially if they don't even know about it...
Norton AV and AntiVirPE also don't give alarm here, both with latest definitions.
Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 5:22 pm
thank you..Juergen wrote:Not really, should just be a coincidental (mis)match with their detection rules.
Viruses and other malware normally is NOT detected by real identification of the beast itself, but of a supposed typical and believed unique bit sequence, or in more sophisticated cases, code footprints of typical malware behaviour, or any combination of those.
This for there's a big chance, some detection rules may occasionally cause false alarms.
Cross checking with known clean software is limited, as noone can ever test against each and any software in the world, including every version and variety...
Specially if they don't even know about it...
Norton AV and AntiVirPE also don't give alarm here, both with latest definitions.
after send ElecardPack.exe
to kaspersky at newvirus@kaspersky.com
No malicious software was found in the attached file.
