View Full Version : SSupdater Not to be trusted.
Kyle1420
January 13th, 2009, 05:17 PM
Hey guys. I don't want this to turn into a flame thread as many members could possibly view this.
I have found the test http://ssupdater.com/modules/Forums/index.php?showtopic=4423
To be totally useless, Many of the files are wares files\corrupt or even WIN95 malware. For example, 142 and 499 are keygens.
I posted within that thread telling them my results as i tested a large amount of those files inside of a VM. I was flamed, and then banned. You may read my discussions within that thread as QUOTES as my original posts were deleted.
Don't trust SSU :thumbd:
TechOutsider
January 13th, 2009, 11:24 PM
Such files are generally not considered malicious by AVs; the only AV I know of that flags such files is Ikarus. Other AVs tend to miss such files or just flag the file based on its packers.
If you look in every AV company's database, you do not see one keygen detection. Except for the sole exception of Ikarus.
Using such samples does not accurately reflect what a person with a legit purpose of using an AV would expect from it ...
Someone
January 14th, 2009, 12:21 AM
Is this also Comodo's view? Because I saw 3xist posting over there. Just curious.
Thanks
Kyle1420
January 14th, 2009, 01:16 AM
-{ Quote: "Is this also Comodo's view? Because I saw 3xist posting over there. Just curious.
Thanks" }-
@Someone;
Hey Someone, Nah I'm just another user like you. 3xist (Josh) is also a user like you and me, We don't work for comodo. People that work for comodo have a "Comodo Staff" Avatar.
@Techoutsider;
All you have to do if your comfortable with testing is to test the files yourself.
I have come up with a shortlist, (This is just a handfull, there may be more!)
But honestly, It would take me too long to test all 500 files individualy on a fresh system 1 by 1.
I found these results on a Winxp Home 32bit sp3 (inside VirtualBox);
26 - Not malacious/ Doesn't perform any harmful or any suspecious changes.
28 - Not malacious/ Doesn't perform any harmful or any suspecious changes.
31 - Not malacious/ Doesn't perform any harmful or any suspecious changes.
32 - Not malacious/ Doesn't perform any harmful or any suspecious changes.
33 - Not Malacious/ Doesn't perform any harmful or any suspecious changes.
37 - Not Malacious/ Corrupt
142 - Not malacious/ Doesn't Perform any harmful or any suspecious changes.
230 - Not Malacious/ Corrupt
499 - Not Malacious/ Doesn't perform any harmful or any suspecious changes.
Again, don't perform the tests if you aren't comfortable with testing.
Someone
January 14th, 2009, 04:35 AM
-{ Quote: "@Someone;
Hey Someone, Nah I'm just another user like you. 3xist (Josh) is also a user like you and me, We don't work for comodo. People that work for comodo have a "Comodo Staff" Avatar." }-
I thought Josh was a Global Moderator at Comodo's forums and so indirectly related to Comodo?
Well anyway I agree with this:
-{ Quote: "Don't trust SSU :thumbd:" }-
aigle
January 14th, 2009, 05:43 AM
Hmmmm... nothing against SS but that forum seems childish.
JRViejo
January 14th, 2009, 01:25 PM
No need to go there again. That topic was covered here: http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=223873&highlight=ssupdater
LowWaterMark
January 14th, 2009, 01:34 PM
Agreed. This was discussed in much detail in that thread, so, no need to start all that again.
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