I could assure you it isn't ;) If you are suspicious about some Prevx detections, you can contact me by pm and send me a Prevx scan log so I can...
And I would add that we don't need all those layers which just slow down all attempts to improve the technology with the essential speed
Ok, announcement for everyone ;D We have received many reports of antivirus softwares detecting qc.csi file. This is the quarantine file used by...
Are you using the latest version of this software? Anyway, the problem should be fixed. Please check again and let me know :) Thank you
Hello, please can you send me prevx log at falsipositivi [A-T] pcalsicuro [DOT] com? Thank you for your help :)
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Rustock.C is far more interesting than Beagle rootkit ;) Many rootkits are much more interesting than Beagle rootkit :)
Good :) That's how a "antirootkit vs rootkit" comparative should be done
I totally quote. When I read some comparatives where people test antimalware software against active and inactive rootkits, then I really don't...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms682586.aspx
Fixed that too :)
False positive fixed ;) It was a heuristic detection. Check if the file is still being blocked. If so, check detection override rules in your...
You should have a PM ;)
x64 version of Windows doesn't give us many options to implement our present self protection technology because of security protection mechanism...
Be careful to the *Phase Three* that is: world domination 8) ;D
I would rather be more worried about kernel mode rootkits, which are the real threat and most of them are easily bypassing all major antirootkit...
I'll fix it as soon as I can get my PC where I mainly work to run again. This morning my hard drive kindly decided to die >:( >:(
Some internal optimizations and reorganization of how malwares are showed in the GUI ;)
Sure, generic signatures are heuristic detection too
Well, it is worth a try at least :D
Common rootkits non active? That would mean you've just tested if their droppers were detected by CSI? In that case, you haven't tested at all...
It isn't :) Patent number is some post above ;D
It's a variant of Conficker/Downadup worm, already isolated at the end of December. It blocks DNS queries to various security related websites.
Next major update will add 64 bit support too :)
Quoting Joe: http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=1347844&postcount=83...
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