Virus in code.
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John McLeod VII
Virus in code.
Since I have not posted a bunch (my German is non-existent) I cannot post the path to the filename (grumble). However, the file path ends with crunch_1.01_windows_intelx86.exe. McAffee detected virus "Proxy-DistNet" in the code. My machines therefore delete the application without running anything.
Hello,
yoyo@home uses the original distributed.net client without modification. Only the name of the binary was changed to contain the platform and the version. As I understood the explanation of McAfee
http://vil.nai.com/vil/content/v_121868.htm
and distributed.net
http://www.distributed.net/trojans.php
there where some trojan programs in the past which installed the distributed.net client on systems and the owner was not aware of it. Therefore McAfee detects it as trojan.
yoyo
yoyo@home uses the original distributed.net client without modification. Only the name of the binary was changed to contain the platform and the version. As I understood the explanation of McAfee
http://vil.nai.com/vil/content/v_121868.htm
and distributed.net
http://www.distributed.net/trojans.php
there where some trojan programs in the past which installed the distributed.net client on systems and the owner was not aware of it. Therefore McAfee detects it as trojan.
yoyo
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John McLeod VII
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miserandus
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same problem
Hallo!
Auch ich habe das selbe Problem. Mcafee erkennt alle Aktivitäten als schädlichen Vorgang. Gibt's da keine Lösung?
MfG
Auch ich habe das selbe Problem. Mcafee erkennt alle Aktivitäten als schädlichen Vorgang. Gibt's da keine Lösung?
MfG
Re: same problem
Boinc-Ordner vom scan ausschließen oder Echtzeitschutz aus, ich habe AVG und keine Probleme, so wie es aussieht macht nur McAffee Probleme.miserandus hat geschrieben:Hallo!
Auch ich habe das selbe Problem. Mcafee erkennt alle Aktivitäten als schädlichen Vorgang. Gibt's da keine Lösung?
MfG
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arminius
Das Problem hatte McAffee schon immer mit den Falschmeldungen, meins hat zumindest nichts gefunden, wenn einer Kaspersky hat und der auch nichts findet dann ist es ok.arminius hat geschrieben:Mein AntiVir hatte in der Vergangenheit (vor ca. 3 Monaten) das gleiche Problem, aber mit der "normalen" OGR Applikation. Damals wurde das Programm als Trojaner erkannt.
Habe dann nicht mehr für OGR25 gerechnet.
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Michael H.W. Weber
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McAfee kann man meiner Erfahrung nach auch besser in Ablage M verschieben... 
Michael.
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Yoyo, shouldn't you release some new code, with a slightly different code and application number, as a different application number than we use now? Perhaps that that will free people with McAfee of the problem. You can hardly expect people to get rid of McAfee just because you don't like its way of detecting false positives.
If your code was hijacked before and brandished as bad by some AV companies, then don't think about going on BOINC, unless you want to answer 36 cries of help (at least) per 4 hours. (And new people don't read Stickies).
Make sure your original code is OK and that it, by name, isn't included it any AV library. So tell McAfee that your code is OK.
If your code was hijacked before and brandished as bad by some AV companies, then don't think about going on BOINC, unless you want to answer 36 cries of help (at least) per 4 hours. (And new people don't read Stickies).
Make sure your original code is OK and that it, by name, isn't included it any AV library. So tell McAfee that your code is OK.