ESS didnt detect this threat, but SAS did!!!

Discussion in 'ESET Smart Security' started by berryracer, Sep 19, 2011.

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  1. berryracer

    berryracer Suspended Member

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    I just downloaded a new program called Hardware Checker that is supposed to give you detailed info about your computer

    When I tried to run it, this is what I go…ESS didn’t do a thing! That is exactly why you need a 2nd wall of defense! And SAS is the best at doing this!

    But my question is, why didn't ESS catch it? Everything is updated
     

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    Norton calls it clean. It might just be a false positive on the part of SAS. I have never downloaded a malicious file from Majorgeeks.
     
  4. m0use0ver

    m0use0ver Registered Member

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    100$ says they tell you its a clean file.

    Thank goodness SAS was there to stop it before it did nothing malicious:thumb:
     
  5. xxJackxx

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    Wrong one. Send it to SAS instead.
     
  6. berryracer

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    Submitted on their forums
     
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    It seems to me a perfectly legit tool for getting information about installed hardware components. There's no sign of a rogue behavior. I'm sorry but ESET won't enter the race for detecting most files, including clean applications, corrupted or otherwise non-functional files.
     
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    Some off topic posts removed.
     
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