Virus test

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[grozdi]

Hello, I took from one torent tracker  this link http://forum.ichip.ru/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=2159. In him there are 1761 viruses and others malware according to their writer.I hope that this helps at their neutralize.
It is the passphrase virus

p.s. Apologize for the broken english

[Quwen]

 
Comodo missed 559 viruses. When I turned it to the highest heuristics, it got 12 more. With the normal heuristics, that gives Comodo a somewhat disappointing 68% detection rate. Here are the results with normal heuristics with the latest virus definintions as of this post:

[comicfan2000]

Comodo missed 559 viruses. When I turned it to the highest heuristics, it got 12 more. With the normal heuristics, that gives Comodo a somewhat disappointing 68% detection rate. Here are the results with normal heuristics with the latest virus definintions as of this post:

Hi , just a couple of questions, the above file is what I would guess a false virus app that inserts these definitions to test your anti - virus software, correct? If so, could this be the reason that Comodo didn't find all of them? Obviously they are not real viruses and must have been altered so thinking this affects the outcome of the scan?

Paul

[Quwen]

Hi , just a couple of questions, the above file is what I would guess a false virus app that inserts these definitions to test your anti - virus software, correct? If so, could this be the reason that Comodo didn't find all of them? Obviously they are not real viruses and must have been altered so thinking this affects the outcome of the scan?

Paul

No, they are just a lot of virus files packed into a lot of folders. Meaning that if you ran them, your system would get pwned. 

It might be somewhat irresponsible on the owners to distribute real viruses to anyone over the internet, but yeah, it's a real virus.

[comicfan2000]

No, they are just a lot of virus files packed into a lot of folders. Meaning that if you ran them, your system would get pwned. 

It might be somewhat irresponsible on the owners to distribute real viruses to anyone over the internet, but yeah, it's a real virus.

Well this is odd to say the least. Being so in tuned to keeping stuff off the pc, I hardly feel right putting it on there, lol. So you open this thing and they sit harmlessly in a folder. Well, this rules out my theory then. 

Thanks,

Paul

[Quwen]

Well this is odd to say the least. Being so in tuned to keeping stuff off the pc, I hardly feel right putting it on there, lol. So you open this thing and they sit harmlessly in a folder. Well, this rules out my theory then. 

Thanks,

Paul

Nonetheless, I still use CAVS. I'm loyal to the point of stubbornly ignoring blatant logic. ^^
Why do you think it took me 4 months to switch from ZA to CFP?

[comicfan2000]

Nonetheless, I still use CAVS. I'm loyal to the point of stubbornly ignoring blatant logic. ^^
Why do you think it took me 4 months to switch from ZA to CFP?

LOL. I understand that. I was using ZA for years, found CFP and goodbye ZA. Not to mention they were sending info to other servers in other countries. I don't use CAV    YET. I have used Vcom Fix it utilities for years and it does have a lot of good points and has done well and I paid for it, lol. This is the reason I was thinking of testing it to see how it holds up. Do you suggest the above as well then or know of better anti-v testing?

TX

Paul

[Quwen]

LOL. I understand that. I was using ZA for years, found CFP and goodbye ZA. Not to mention they were sending info to other servers in other countries. I don't use CAV    YET. I have used Vcom Fix it utilities for years and it does have a lot of good points and has done well and I paid for it, lol. This is the reason I was thinking of testing it to see how it holds up. Do you suggest the above as well then or know of better anti-v testing?

TX

Paul

Just turn off real-time scanning temporarily (Important), download the above, unzip it, scan that unzipped folder with your AV, remove as much as you can, and see how much is left. It's a good representation of your AV's power. The AV you use is rather unpopular and thus will not have a lot of professional testing such as AV-Test.org or sites like that who did the work for you.

[comicfan2000]

Just turn off real-time scanning temporarily (Important), download the above, unzip it, scan that unzipped folder with your AV, remove as much as you can, and see how much is left. It's a good representation of your AV's power. The AV you use is rather unpopular and thus will not have a lot of professional testing such as AV-Test.org or sites like that who did the work for you.

Alrighty, be back in a few...hopefully. 

Paul

[Quwen]

Alrighty, be back in a few...hopefully. 

Paul

Looking to hear from you. ^^

[comicfan2000]

Looking to hear from you. ^^

Well, it's asking me for a password to extract to a folder. Obviously I don't have one.     Any thoughts?

TX

Paul

[Quwen]

Well, it's asking me for a password to extract to a folder. Obviously I don't have one.     Any thoughts?

TX

Paul

It is the passphrase virus

[comicfan2000]

LOL, so that's what he meant, alrighty.    I am an expert at missing the obvious.   BRB.

TXVM
Paul

[Quwen]

LOL, so that's what he meant, alrighty.    I am an expert at missing the obvious.   BRB.

TXVM
Paul

Okay. ^^
I'm eagerly awaiting your response.

[grozdi]

This is the real virus and malware. I recommendet   not started  the files. PASSWORD: virus

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