Twister AV.

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by Badcompany, Jul 25, 2008.

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  1. Badcompany

    Badcompany Registered Member

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    Hello Forum,
    Today Twister classified this as a Trojan ( KB8908 Trojan.Patched.bi.nuel.dll.) I think it could be a FB,But can't find any info on it.Does anyone have any info on this.
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  2. Taliscicero

    Taliscicero Registered Member

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    Would be more helpfull if you could post what file it detected ^^
     
  3. Badcompany

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    Here is a screenshot :is this helpful.
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  4. ronjor

    ronjor Global Moderator

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    Can't you submit that file to Twister for examination Badcompany?

    virus -a-t- filseclab.com
     
  5. Bubba

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    Having user32.dll in the "My Documents" folder needs to be treated as suspicious unless you placed a known good MS user32.dll file there. Normal location as you may know is the System32 folder.
     
  6. Johnny123

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    Check if you also have user32.dll in Windows\System32, which is where it should be. If you have one in System32, then this one in your My Documents directory could be a malware.

    BTW, Avast and GData had this file as an FP back in January, as you can see in this article at heise online.
     
  7. Badcompany

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    Have sent the file to filseclab.Going to check in system32.
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  8. Badcompany

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    I have user32.dll in windows/system32.The screenshot is from the original scan.So I think it must be a FP.
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  9. dan_maran

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    I'm with Bubba on this one.

    I say submit it to Virustotal and get a better idea. Also, comparing the sizes of the files(b not kb) or MD5's are also a good idea. Since I don't know your localization I cannot for sure say the file size is wrong but it is not the same as mine(Eng. XP SP3)

    HTH
     
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