New MRG Test #20 Real Time Test

Smokey · Sep 4, 2009

firzen771 said:

this thread will probably span another 10 pages.
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Yeah, probably. A waste of expensive bandwidth. And also a deterioration of our valuable brains. Pfffff...

R3XNebular · Sep 5, 2009

Marcos said:

On behalf of ESET I'd like to mention that:
1, all files we've found to be dected as "Trojan.Ransom.Win32.SMSer.in" by any of the AV vendor are already detected. Since different malware families were detected in this name and we don't have the hash of the missed files, it's impossible to tell when exactly detection was added. The point is all these malware families are currently detected by generic signatures and no single file was missed.

2, As for Trojan.Win32.Inject.ahhq, this one is intentionally undetected if we talk about the very same file. When executed, it simply does nothing malicious, just finds a specific window and ends. It may be a part of malware, but it's completely benign and thus not subject to detection.
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Closing any window is malicious to me, what if I'm doing an assignment and it closes my assignment.

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