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Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by Sweetie(*)(*), Jan 17, 2005.

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  1. Sweetie(*)(*)

    Sweetie(*)(*) Registered Member

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    Hi, during a recent check up of one of the client systems I maintain, two files where found by Microsoft Anti-Spyware Beta1.

    The files being Bling.exe and Winmon.exe which I recognize as being part of the Rbot an SDbot worms were detected in the System32 folder.

    This PC has previously had both of these infections, removed by Nod32.

    The system shows no sighs of the worms being active, secondary scans by another AV confirm the same clean result as Nod32.

    I would like conformation on the presence of these entries, I believe they must be left overs, not actually operational, but as both the Rbot an SDbot worms are know to mask themselves to detection by AV scans I would like to be sure.

    If any one has had a similar expiernce or knows more about this please let me know, thanks.
     
    Sweetie(*)(*), Jan 17, 2005
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    Big D1 Registered Member

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  3. balthus

    balthus Registered Member

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    Will this be the thread that discusses MAS and NOD32 conflicts?
    i noticed that the other thread was closed...can i assume anything from the first post?

    anyone else having issues?
     
    balthus, Jan 18, 2005
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  4. LowWaterMark

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    No, I'm afraid not. The two original posts above aren't about a conflict between those products at all. They are regarding files that were found during a scan which probably are leftover pieces of an infection that the machine in question was known to have actually had.

    As far as we know there aren't any conflicts, and that was stated in the other thread you mentioned here. If someone finds a conflict specific to NOD32, then they are free to start a new topic in this forum section to explore that.

    If there are other questions regarding MAS then they should be posted over in the privacy software section.
     
    LowWaterMark, Jan 18, 2005
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