UTDCv21.dll

[Guest]

[goldstriker]

CIS Full
Virus Signature Database Version: 2955

Program:
UnrealTournament.exe (Unreal Tournament GOTY Edition, also known as UT99)

File or cause:
UTDCv21.dll
and/or
UTDCv21.u

Explanation:
On certain UT game servers you need to download a file that checks your computer for possible cheats. It goes like this:

• You enter the server. The server sees you don't have the file installed. You automatically disconnect and a pop-up tells you to install UTDC. You press "install", the game closes and it's installed.
  
  You restart the game, enter the server again and then Comodo activates (see the screenshot below).
  
  
• Next thing I did is check the box for "skip this application in the future" and press the "skip" button. I hear my harddrive working hard for a couple seconds and then it stops. After that it's all okay. (funny that the pop-up uses the word 'overflow', as it seems my harddisk seems to be very very busy during those few seconds)

So, my question is, is this a false positive? I doubt that it even falls in the 'virus'-category, as it's not an executable.


Comodo Instant Malware Analysis says that the 'process: failed'.
UTDCv21.dll:
http://camas.comodo.com/cgi-bin/submit?file=88a4e8cf48ae59ed6314f1f439340347ee2a6fbee0d864da6b37394d17d5067f

UTDCv21.u
http://camas.comodo.com/cgi-bin/submit?file=e061a0daf83457164a9bde87dadad11d118206c2d6f8676308433bf472c2c045

[meidan]

CIS Full
Virus Signature Database Version: 2955

Program:
UnrealTournament.exe (Unreal Tournament GOTY Edition, also known as UT99)

File or cause:
UTDCv21.dll
and/or
UTDCv21.u

Explanation:
On certain UT game servers you need to download a file that checks your computer for possible cheats. It goes like this:

• You enter the server. The server sees you don't have the file installed. You automatically disconnect and a pop-up tells you to install UTDC. You press "install", the game closes and it's installed.
  
  You restart the game, enter the server again and then Comodo activates (see the screenshot below).
  
  
• Next thing I did is check the box for "skip this application in the future" and press the "skip" button. I hear my harddrive working hard for a couple seconds and then it stops. After that it's all okay. (funny that the pop-up uses the word 'overflow', as it seems my harddisk seems to be very very busy during those few seconds)

So, my question is, is this a false positive? I doubt that it even falls in the 'virus'-category, as it's not an executable.


Comodo Instant Malware Analysis says that the 'process: failed'.
UTDCv21.dll:
http://camas.comodo.com/cgi-bin/submit?file=88a4e8cf48ae59ed6314f1f439340347ee2a6fbee0d864da6b37394d17d5067f

UTDCv21.u
http://camas.comodo.com/cgi-bin/submit?file=e061a0daf83457164a9bde87dadad11d118206c2d6f8676308433bf472c2c045

Hi,

We will check if what you reported is malware or just false positive.

Thanks,
Erik M.

[goldstriker]

Do I need to upload the files somewhere? Or can you get the from the camas.comodo.com link?

[meidan]

Do I need to upload the files somewhere? Or can you get the from the camas.comodo.com link?

Thanks. Files are in process already. So you don't need to upload it.

Thanks again.

[meidan]

Hi,
This is to inform you that we have scanned files with latest antivirus database version of Comodo Internet Security and have not found this file being detected.
Please check again.

Thanks
Comodo AntiVirus Lab

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