Itsme
January 9th, 2006, 11:11 AM
Hi,
I am running 5 computers at my home, and I am also trialing Ewido. All computers have RealVNC installed (version4).
While running Ewido on one of my desktops (win2k Sp4) I receive the popup messages "Infected object found!" referring to
File: wm_hooks.dll
Path: C:\Program Files\RealVNC\VNC4
Infection: Not-A-Virus.RemoteAdmin.Win32.WinVNC.4
It is not quite clear to me if Ewido identifies RealVNC as a remote administration application/server..
or..if "Infected object.." means the that the dll has been changed/infected/compromised by whatever kind of malware...
or ... if it means that the object is not infected but is considered as malware by Ewido?
In the latter situation I would prefer to receive an other message like "Remote Administration Object found" instead of "Infected Object"
Now I have the choice to Clean or do nothing... and I don't know what to do because in the first scenario.. I would like to clean... in the second... I would like to keep the dll as part of a good functioning application.
Looking forward to hear from you
Itsme
I am running 5 computers at my home, and I am also trialing Ewido. All computers have RealVNC installed (version4).
While running Ewido on one of my desktops (win2k Sp4) I receive the popup messages "Infected object found!" referring to
File: wm_hooks.dll
Path: C:\Program Files\RealVNC\VNC4
Infection: Not-A-Virus.RemoteAdmin.Win32.WinVNC.4
It is not quite clear to me if Ewido identifies RealVNC as a remote administration application/server..
or..if "Infected object.." means the that the dll has been changed/infected/compromised by whatever kind of malware...
or ... if it means that the object is not infected but is considered as malware by Ewido?
In the latter situation I would prefer to receive an other message like "Remote Administration Object found" instead of "Infected Object"
Now I have the choice to Clean or do nothing... and I don't know what to do because in the first scenario.. I would like to clean... in the second... I would like to keep the dll as part of a good functioning application.
Looking forward to hear from you
Itsme