Hitman Pro FP

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by subhrobhandari, Mar 25, 2010.

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  1. subhrobhandari

    subhrobhandari Registered Member

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    Well, just ran a scan and it found atapi.sys as a rootkit. Must be an FP, the md5 of the file is "cdfe4411a69c224bd1d11b2da92dac51". Anyone knows where to contact them for fixing the FP?
     
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  2. Brocke

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    there is a rootkit that does patch that file. i would run a scan with dr webcure it that seems to fix the issue well.
     
  3. subhrobhandari

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    I agree, I did already scan with virustotal and Cureit, both came with OK. Also even Prevx and MBAM didnt come up with anything. And searching that MD5 in google revealed a lot old results, so I think the file is legit.
     
  4. AbsoluteZero

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    I actually cleaned this same file with hitman pro off of someones computer not long ago after they complained that there computer was experiencing random shutdowns. It struck me that their machine might have had a rootkit after I attempted to visit several security websites only to be redirected to fraudulent websites. So if I were you I would try going to google and searching for several security vendors like AVG, Avira, Norton etc. Just to see if the computer is possibly infected or not. I would use sandboxie while doing it though just in case.
     
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  5. stackz

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    Try running Kasperky's TDSS Killer and see if that detects anything. Tdl3 infects your HD port driver, in most cases this will be atapi.sys. The rootkit essentially lies to windows and shows a copy of the original atapi.sys, that way any check summing, uploading to VT etc will come up clean.
     
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    apati.sys or atapi.syso_O`cause atapi.sys i heard about but apati.sys i didn`t...so in that case hitman pro is telling the truth and not just a FP
    :thumb: cheers
     
  7. subhrobhandari

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    My bad for that typo, atapi.sys is the name.


    I already did, that said its completely clean. I did scan complete hard drive with these: ESS, Prevx, A2M, MBAM, CureIt, Bluepoint, Hitman Pro and SAS. Only Hitman flags the file. All others provided the system completely clean. Interestingly, Hitman only detects it when a normal scan is done. But it doesnt detect the same file if I do a context menu scan. Then it says that file is clean.


    I already use Prevx Safeonline, Zemana and Sandbox. Also I never got any sign of possible infection. In fact the last time I got infected was two years ago.
     
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    Thanks, I reported the file.
     
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