DERV
May 6th, 2008, 05:27 PM
Hi guys,
I'm back from being Linux-only and have updated to NOD32 v3. Although I have a solid SPI hardware firewall I decided to add a software firewall to my newly-installed XP Pro box simply because it's easier to control outgoing applications/connections that way.
I downloaded ZoneAlarm personal/free edition and when I launched the .exe noticed it was simply a download app to grab the "real" install file. NOD32 blocked and deleted it. So I temporarily disabled NOD32 and downloaded the file to the desktop, then re-enabled NOD32.
Again NOD32 blocked the install citing ad-ware installer. I allowed it thorugh (declining the offer of an anti-spyware toolbar addon) and re-enabled NOD32 again. After a reboot NOD is still throwing up "deleted" showing that the original install file was found by NOD32 in the recycle bin and eliminated.
Here's the log file:
{QUOTE-> 06/05/08 22:10:13 Real-time file system protection file C:\DOCUME~1\Lee\LOCALS~1\Temp\050608220919\~GLH021b.TMP a variant of Win32/AdInstaller application cleaned by deleting - quarantined NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM Event occurred on a new file created by the application: C:\DOCUME~1\Lee\LOCALS~1\Temp\GLB2799.tmp. <-QUOTE}
I've set up NOD32 using Blackspear's XML file if that's any help. Is this a false alarm, or is something up? I have a 'clean' hdd image backed up on a spare partition from yesterday, with all SP2 and my main apps installed/activated etc just in case.
Thanks in advance.
Lee
I'm back from being Linux-only and have updated to NOD32 v3. Although I have a solid SPI hardware firewall I decided to add a software firewall to my newly-installed XP Pro box simply because it's easier to control outgoing applications/connections that way.
I downloaded ZoneAlarm personal/free edition and when I launched the .exe noticed it was simply a download app to grab the "real" install file. NOD32 blocked and deleted it. So I temporarily disabled NOD32 and downloaded the file to the desktop, then re-enabled NOD32.
Again NOD32 blocked the install citing ad-ware installer. I allowed it thorugh (declining the offer of an anti-spyware toolbar addon) and re-enabled NOD32 again. After a reboot NOD is still throwing up "deleted" showing that the original install file was found by NOD32 in the recycle bin and eliminated.
Here's the log file:
{QUOTE-> 06/05/08 22:10:13 Real-time file system protection file C:\DOCUME~1\Lee\LOCALS~1\Temp\050608220919\~GLH021b.TMP a variant of Win32/AdInstaller application cleaned by deleting - quarantined NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM Event occurred on a new file created by the application: C:\DOCUME~1\Lee\LOCALS~1\Temp\GLB2799.tmp. <-QUOTE}
I've set up NOD32 using Blackspear's XML file if that's any help. Is this a false alarm, or is something up? I have a 'clean' hdd image backed up on a spare partition from yesterday, with all SP2 and my main apps installed/activated etc just in case.
Thanks in advance.
Lee