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Buddel
December 1st, 2003, 04:28 PM
Another newbie question if you don't mind :):

Does NOD32 protect against malicious scripts in web pages? If so, how? If not, will this be implemented in the next version of NOD32?

Marcos
December 2nd, 2003, 09:21 AM
Hello,

NOD32 is capable of detecting and blocking malicious Javascript viruses in html email or other files.

Buddel
December 2nd, 2003, 11:33 AM
It's good to know that NOD32 can detect and block this stuff. Thanks for your reply, Marcos. :D

newnoduser
December 3rd, 2003, 07:02 AM
Is this true for VBSript as well?
The reason I am asking is because of the post by "iNsuRRecTioN"on September 05, 2003, at
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/index.phpboard=39;action=display;threadid=13382

in which iNsuRRecTioN had enclosed an attachment of the Eicar file in VBScript.
When I ran that attachment through Nod32 (my current AV program) it didn't pick it up.When I loaded on my former AV product and ran the file that former AV product immediately caught and quarantined the Eicar which was in VBScript in that file.
I am pretty much lost when it comes to this script stuff. I don't know whether this would have been a threat or not if it had been a real virus. Maybe someone could help me understand ?
Would this have been a threat?

newnoduser
December 3rd, 2003, 07:07 AM
Apologies. The link for "iNsuRRecTioN" post with VBScript attachment is--

http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=13382

Buddel
December 3rd, 2003, 09:00 AM
-{ Quote: " quoting: newnoduser link=board=39;threadid=17123;start=0#msg106389 date=1070452934]
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Would this have been a threat?
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Good question. Hope we will soon get an answer. ;)

iNsuRRecTioN
December 15th, 2003, 06:31 PM
Hi, I think there will be no answer, until eset implement this correct and full.
I think this, sfx-archives, unpacking machines/runtime packers (Laufzeitkomprimierer), etc.. are not full implemented and coded in NOD32V2 yet, so this can take a while ;D

greetz

bye

iNsuRRecTioN

mrtwolman
December 16th, 2003, 02:26 AM
If I remenber correctly one in the past, there was a nice flame war around when AMON (v.1) detected a "script virus" in AVP virus encyclopedia. The point was, there was a fragment of viral code posted on the respective page which was able to spread....
NOd32 detect script viruses. But not necessary all of them.

newnoduser
December 16th, 2003, 09:02 AM
Thank you.
Well, I don’t have anything to do with "AVP". In fact , I don’t even know what it is.
Nor have I even been a part of a flame war. Nor do I ever care to be.
Nod is the product I have. I like it very much. I bought it on October 25. That is why I am coming to this support forum. Because I have Nod.
And I was just asking a question.
When I put on my old AV product and click on that file that "iNsuRRecTioN" attached to his post at http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=13382
(http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=13382)
my former AV product immediately detects and quarantines the Eicar “VBScript” file (actually----two of them each time I click on that file. Detects them as “Eicar.mod”). When I run it through Nod it does not detect anything and I was just asking if this is a problem or not. I do not know. I don’t understand this script stuff . I don’t even know what a script is. I am just a plain old home computer user. I know how to “point and click”. I do not know the answer about this script business and so I asked.
I do know that each AV product is different and operates a bit differently. I respect any good product and also respect the differences.
Perhaps detecting that VB Eicar is a useless thing and is pointless (like scanning out going mail seems to be a waste to me. If your computer is clean why scan outgoing mail?). So I am just asking because I am not a computer tech and I have no understanding of “script”. I don’t know what it is or what it does.
I was just asking because when I click on that file with my former product it catches two Eicars. I don’t know if that is important or not. I have no idea. I was just asking.
I am not knocking Nod. I like it very much. I was just wondering if this was important.
I am just asking a question. If that had been a real virus would it have been any type of problem or would I have been safe? I have no idea. I was hoping someone would help me to understand. That is the reason I asked.
I am not mentioning the name of my former product. It is NOT the “AVP” you mention nor is it Kapersky. I know there has been trouble with Kapersky people coming here.I have seen that in the short time I have read from this forum. I am NOT a Kapersky user.
In fact, I “tested” it one time and took if off my computer after a few hours because it stalled my system. But I am sure it is wonderful for some people. To each his own. You find the product which is good for you.

I am not knocking Nod or anything. I like Nod. That is why I am here on this forum. I bought Nod on Oct 25 and like it very much.
.There are many great AV products. One finds the one they like. I am not pushing my former AV product. I didn’t even mention it’s name. But nor will I knock it. Like Nod, It is a great product run by a great and conscientious company.
But I am using Nod these days. I came and posted my question because this is the Nod forum.
I have no interest in flame wars. Nor would I even “knock” Nod ( or any other good AV product)
I had a question and asked it.

If I didn’t like and use Nod I would not be here on this forum.
I am not a flame war person nor am I pushing any product. Nor would I ever “knock” any good AV product like Nod which is run by a good and hard working group of people.
I was asking a question about something I did not understand. I though this was the place to do that. That is why I asked.