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[x0dz1x]

Very nice! thanx allot, i was just looking for a thing like this

Ryan:No thanks posts. Warned.

[tibbar]

Just an update - it works fine on Vista provided you use a sudo type of utility to provide admin rights.

[T3mpest]

Discovered: February 19, 2004 Updated: August 15, 2007 3:51:25 PM Also Known As: Trojan-Spy.HTML.Smitfraud.c [Kaspersky], Phish-BankFraud.eml.a [McAfee], Trj/Citifraud.A [Panda Software], generic5 [AVG] Type: Trojan Systems Affected: Windows 2000, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows XP Trojan Horse is a generic detection for various Trojan horse programs.
Nice trojan horse buddy.
Glad i got Norton .

[Kenny]

lol...T3mpest ... read the source code in the thread... of cause its going to be classed as some sort of trojan for what it can do....!!!

this is a security forum were we show you how things can be done and be prevented..not some malicious skiddie place

as for Norton..well each is to his own..... glad am not using a bloated piece of crap like that...

[Edu]

LOOOOOL...
mate, it´s not because an AV classifies a file as a virus that it is necessarily a virus.
in this particular case, let´s use commons sense..why an AV would classify servicedaemon as a trojan or something like?
because it creates a service for a program u want with just a few cmd line arguments. a service runs hidden on system startup, before users logon to the system... so yeah it could be used maliciously (like anything).
Now u will not have dificulties making it undetected to Norton. I bet u go to other forums get trojaned stuff and dont even realise just because Norton tells the file is clean. tip : switch to a better AV

[T3mpest]

lol...T3mpest ... read the source code in the thread... of cause its going to be classed as some sort of trojan for what it can do....!!!

this is a security forum were we show you how things can be done and be prevented..not some malicious skiddie place

as for Norton..well each is to his own..... glad am not using a bloated piece of crap like that...

What av would you suggest?

[Edu]

or Kaspersky

[DarkJester]

my personal preferance would be with nod32 kaspersky has an exilent detection rating but its very resource hungery nods detection rating is nearly as good on a side note f-secure use kaspersy databases for the detection but again its quite a resource hungery app

[Kenny]

you want one that can do all what you need but not bloated and resource hogging like norton... any of the above mentioned will be fine.. each is to his own... you will find it hard to better kas or nod or fsecure am not sure about free one's... but AVG at one time was pretty good

here is a link to review most of the popular one's

http://www.sofotex.c...load/Antivirus/

[T3mpest]

Thanks all of you.

[Edu]

you want one that can do all what you need but not bloated and resource hogging like norton... any of the above mentioned will be fine.. each is to his own... you will find it hard to better kas or nod or fsecure am not sure about free one's... but AVG at one time was pretty good

here is a link to review most of the popular one's

http://www.sofotex.c...load/Antivirus/

avg???

eh...my few experiences with it (I used to play with av to see what they detected how they did it and finally find ways to disable them and see if they could prevent it) were not good with AVG...very weak if compared to Kaspersky and Nod32. slow detection of new viruses, some even wasnt being detected for long time, easy to bypass detection, etc.... that was like 2 or 3 years ago...dunno before that time though.

[Kenny]

am only going by reports i read a few years back that AVG was one of the better free software... i know its not on the same par as Kas , Nod ,F-sec and so on..they are at a price...depends what option you want free or paid for...hence review links

everything you touch edu you break

[Edu]

hahaha... my father used to tell me the same thing Ken...
btw...I litterally broke some mouses in the past when I played computer games

nowadays what I hear and read is that Avira (or Antivir...dont remember now) is one of the best free AVs.