GPF
July 5th, 2005, 08:00 PM
I just updated Kaspersky Personal Pro to 5.0.372, the latest version.
As it usually does it whinged at me until I did a full system scan.
While I was in the mood for scanning I ran TDS3.
Oh my God! I was absolutely overrun with trojans DDoS.RAT.M„ä’’’’’
There was one in most every file. Not just .exes and .dlls but .jpgs, .bmps, the works.
Well I didn't panic as they werent there the other day and there appeared to be no trojan activity at all.
I suspected they might have to do with KAV's use of ADS to tag files.
Ran several other scans and nothing showed up.
Today's update of TDS3's database has solved the problem.
That was quick! I'm impressed.
Just a warning for anyone else who might have seen this and panicked, it isn't real.
Just those little security guys getting bored with not enough to do and deciding to detect one another . . .
;D
As it usually does it whinged at me until I did a full system scan.
While I was in the mood for scanning I ran TDS3.
Oh my God! I was absolutely overrun with trojans DDoS.RAT.M„ä’’’’’
There was one in most every file. Not just .exes and .dlls but .jpgs, .bmps, the works.
Well I didn't panic as they werent there the other day and there appeared to be no trojan activity at all.
I suspected they might have to do with KAV's use of ADS to tag files.
Ran several other scans and nothing showed up.
Today's update of TDS3's database has solved the problem.
That was quick! I'm impressed.
Just a warning for anyone else who might have seen this and panicked, it isn't real.
Just those little security guys getting bored with not enough to do and deciding to detect one another . . .
;D