Bloodhound.Exploit.45

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Thanks Ian, I would submit the suspect emf files but they get locked by
word while the doc is open and cleaned up when it is closed. I would
submit my word document but it is a commercially sensitve specification
that I am working on and I am not really able to distribute it....

I have created a test document with the realtime protection turned off
that causes the virus alert with real time turned on. I will forward
this and see what feedback I get.

Problems with Bloodhound.Exploit.45 pattern in Symantec AV (NEW)
http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?date=2005-11-10

Sounds like Symantec's Bloodhound has gone a bit rabid ;-)
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From: "Adam Piggott" <[email protected]>


| Problems with Bloodhound.Exploit.45 pattern in Symantec AV (NEW)
| http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?date=2005-11-10
|
| Sounds like Symantec's Bloodhound has gone a bit rabid ;-)


Well stated ;-)

Irony is I've found it to be in a deep slumber when it comes to detecting
intruders. Typical that it would wake up and bite the postman. NOD32 once
my subscription is up!

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Ok I tried that and it works fine. I had only come across the concept
of heuristics in research methods and didn't realise it had meaning in
AntiVirus circles. Thanks for everyones help and suggestions.

You're very welcome. I'm glad I was able to help.
 
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