Nod32 v2. beta does not find Hackarmy!

  • Thread starter Thread starter Jari Lehtonen
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I downloaded the Hackarmy -virus from
http://<URL Removed>
and tested it with Nod32's newest beta. It didn't find anything! And
Trojanhunter didn't either.

Kaspersky 4.5 of course found the Hackarmy-virus in the included
.scr-file
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1) Please don't links to suspicious files in a public place.
2) Please e-mail the suspect file to Eset's virus lab @ samples <at>
..com. They analyze the file and add detection if warranted.

Cheers-

Jeff Setaro
jasetaro@SPAM_ME_NOT_mags.net
http://people.mags.net/jasetaro/
PGP Key IDs DH/DSS: 0x5D41429D RSA: 0x599D2A99 New RSA: 0xA19EBD34
 
Jari Lehtonen said:
I downloaded the Hackarmy -virus from
http://www.theparadise.x-y.net/ArnoldSchwarzenegger.zip
and tested it with Nod32's newest beta. It didn't find anything! And
Trojanhunter didn't either.

Kaspersky 4.5 of course found the Hackarmy-virus in the included
.scr-file

Jari
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See, everybody runs crazy for the ultimate Virusscanner called: Nod32
!!!!!
I have been using Panda Titanium for a while now and yes.....it caught
above mentioned virus right away......so I'm still very happy with
Panda Titanium!

Greetings,

Putin
 
(e-mail address removed) (putin) wrote in
See, everybody runs crazy for the ultimate Virusscanner called: Nod32
!!!!!
I have been using Panda Titanium for a while now and yes.....it caught
above mentioned virus right away......so I'm still very happy with
Panda Titanium!
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OK!

Duane :)
 
Hi,

Have you tried using the Window XP Scandisk or Defrag feature when Panda is
active?

Every PC I have tried it on will fail to defrag correctly. Most will hang.

Panda has documented this and sugests you "Disable the permanent protection
in your Panda Antivirus" to work around this issue!
(http://www.pandasoftware.com/support/card.aspx?id=33&idIdioma=2&pagina=1)

Sorry - but any product that cannot handle ScanDisk and Defrag cannot be
taken seriously.

Other antivirus products seem to be able to handle this; why does Panda seem
to have such an issue with Scandisk and Defrag?

Regards

Simon
 
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