trojan.win32.delf.nl

Discussion in 'other anti-trojan software' started by mllopes, Jul 27, 2006.

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  1. mllopes

    mllopes Registered Member

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    Hi
    When i was scanning my pc with a-squared free it detected this in the folder
    C:\WINDOWS\$NtServicePackUninstall$\winlogon.exe
    I have Boclean running and did not alert me of anything should i be worried?
    Thank you

    Mário
     
  2. mllopes

    mllopes Registered Member

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    I am now running ewido and so far nothing appear, so may be a FP from a-squared


    well it has finished and nothing found also still no alert from Boclean
    dont know what to thinko_O
     
  3. Devil's Advocate

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    Right click on the file, look at the properties of the file.

    Check the md5 hash, and google.

    It should be legimate .
     
  4. TonyKlein

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    and from there you can see if it is safe or not .. 26 av's with some of them a very respected response time regarding detection ...


    you'll see

    good luck
     
  6. mllopes

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    Thank you
    I have uploaded the file, but how do i know then if it is something?
    Also i have posted in a-squared forum but till today i havent received any answer.

    Mário
     
  7. TonyKlein

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    Well, you patiently wait for the scan results to appear...

    You"ll eventually see something like this (see attachment)

    In this particular case you can see that two AVs positively identify it as malware (even though the majority don't).

    That's the advantage of having a file scanned by multiple engines.
     

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