Hi again,
Your LSP was classified as unknown and hopefully when you send it for
analysis, it will be known to Microsoft AntiSpyware later on. I believe
that the
http://www.spynet.com/vendors.aspx applies to vendors which
products are detected as not safe/hazardous, if it is in their library
already and if the product need to be re-analyze. I think submitting it via
Spynet (within the program) should do it. If you have a product page or
website, I suggest that to inform your users/customers who is maybe is using
Microsoft AntiSpyware on this LSP of yours. If detected unknown, tell them
to send it also to Spynet for analysis. Let them know too that a security
application might alert them about it. That's only a suggestiong
After
submission and if found safe, it will be marked as safe. Over here, I
submitted some items to Spynet which is unknown to the antispyware program.
After few days, it is marked as safe.
I don't think Microsoft AntiSpyware alert will stop (unless the user
configured the the Antispyware not to receive alerts on successful and
blocked installations or modifications on particular checkpoints). If your
LSP is already installed to the users' system then there shouldn't be a
pop-up from Microsoft Antispyware unless it updated/modified or being
installed while the antispyware real-time monitoring is enabled.
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Regards,
Donna Buenaventura
MVP Windows Security
http://www.dozleng.com
Thanks for your quick response.
For re-analysis, do I need to submit a request form
on
http://www.spynet.com/vendors.aspx?
And for the LSP notification, what I mean is that as
a product not a user, how to make it install LSP without
popup the MSAS's notify window? If my LSP passes the
MSAS's analysis and shown as "safe", will that LSP
installed notification window still popup? Because I
don't want my customers being aware of the LSP
installation, they may feel confused or scared. Thanks.