Twister-AntiTrojenVirus Thread.

nope my IE8 is clean, but what i did do was switch from IE8 to Firefox.

 

The Fox is better anyway

 

agree on a side note that download i was having issues with, i tried it both in IE and firefox and both were able to download. hmm odd. oh well might have been a update def bug who knows.

 

Bad news for 64 bit Twistee`s
http://www.twistee.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=81

 

I guess i will have to wait another year before i can run Twister again... Shame... I am disappointed...

Well, at least it's lifetime license... Hopefully they will release an x64 version before either them or me go belly up.

Probably since their main audience is in China , their decision is wise as far as marketing goes. Probably people there don't have cutting edge hardware to run 64bit OS as mainstream in the first place.

But for me... it's a let down. I guess i am no longer a Twistee for indefinite time... And not by my choice.

 

What has happened to twistee.org?
It is now hosting a poker site.
Twisters home page no longers shows a link to the forum either.
Guess it has gone for good.

 

i email tech support it they said its a 3rd party site and was dropped.

EDIT: the Twistee.org site isn't even list on the main twister site anymore.

 

does anyone even use Twister? just curious i dont see much asked about it.

 

I bought a lifetime license for TAV. TAV is installed on my computer, updated daily, & used on-demand (from time to time), but Avira Premium is my mainstay.

TAV has 2 components: (1) antivirus, & (2) behavior-blocker-type-HIPS.

The proponent of TAV (Filseclab) has been working on an engine update for several months (they are a small outfit, so I am told). The update will (hopefully) be issued around mid-2010.

AFAIK, the latest test that included TAV was done in Nov 2009, downloadable HERE. TAV's results are labelled as "Filseclab".

 

A heads up for all of the Twistees, the forum is back up and running.
http://en.ftfans.org/index.php

Twister is now back on my machine

 

Great news. Thanks!

 

A very slow scan 2 hours 47 minutes for 32 gb.
On the plus side though not one false positive (Windows 7) with settings as 3DFireStarteR has from his first post http://i38.tinypic.com/2vmwxf9.gif

They are still updating frequently, currently on their 20th update of the day at 19:34 their time.
The number of definitions has also increased dramatically since i last used Twister.

 

A new and optimised driver has been released for Twister.

Details http://en.ftfans.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=94

 

If you come to hear any news about a 64bit version, please let me know...

 

I had asked that Question to support and all they told me what its a technology limitation they have, whatever that mean. im guessing they dont have 64bit yet.

 

I was really starting to like this program.......when it works. I tried it on two different Win7-32bit machines, and it caused multiple blue screen crashes on both of them. Maybe I will try it again when they release the next build.

 

I'm sorry to hear about your BSODs. In the very long Twister threads here at Wilders, a few such crashes have been reported but most folks, like myself, have had no problems. Have you checked for possible conflicts with other security softwares?

P.S. I am not presently running Twister in real-time, but it is installed on my computer & I update it daily, for on-demand use.

 

I removed all other security software. I was never able to complete a scan, but it also would cause my PC to crash during regular use.

 

Sorry to hear that clocks.
I have had no problems at all on Windows 7.

 

Me either. kinda odd ur having issues.

 

Malware detests the presence of security software and (in some cases) will take action to kill it or screw it up. You might want to do a very deep scan with (say) MBAM & A2 & your AV. And/or the online scanners.

P.S. Does anyone have a list of urls for online scanners? I do not have one & would like to grab a copy of yours.

 

I have done scans with hitman pro, mbam, etc.. I am 99% certain my PC are clean.

 

Try an antivirus live CD - Kaspersky's good in my experience. Sometimes a scan from a separate OS can see stuff that's hidden to the "eyes" of software working within the infected OS.

 

also Clocks try to do a CHKDSK to repair ur HDD that may help.

 

I'll try, but it would surprise me that I had disk problems on two different PCs. I wonder if the program does not like Dropbox. That is really the only constant between the two PCs(in terms of software).