1st catch by Nod32

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by DavidCo, Aug 19, 2006.

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  1. DavidCo

    DavidCo Registered Member

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    NOD32 works:cool:
    2 P/C's and almost 1 year.
    Actually I know the app' was/is safe but NOD (weekly deep scan c/w BS extra settings) said potentially dangerous win32/pswtool ras.a in a zip file.
    However I bought NOD x 2 and it is my 2nd line of defence.
    I trust it - file deleted.
    :D :D :D
     
  2. RejZoR

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    Lol? It's an internet connection tool that you most probaby downloaded on your own. It's not like you just discovered most dangerous virus there is...
     
  3. DavidCo

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    Really?
    I did say that I knew what it was (I did download it)
    http://www.magicaljellybean.com/
    I have never used it and am now puzzled by the internet connectiion bit.
    o_O
     
  4. RejZoR

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    Nevermind, confused with something else because of word RAS...
    It's still just an riskware. MagicalJellyBean is a Windows CD key reader, i've used it few times...
     
  5. DavidCo

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    I am one of those people whose WinXP was shown by MS WGA to be invalid!
    I bought the PC from a large (UK) supplier. 2 other people I know have PC's from large international dealers and have the same problem.
    I thought I would find the installed key and compare it with the sticker on my PC case.
    I got rid of WGA notification.
    My PC supplier says it is a MS problem.
    :mad:
     
  6. ASpace

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    and if you wish and do insist , you can contact Microsoft to fix the problem :D :D :D I am sure they can do something for you so you benefit from the fact you are legal customer (sorry if off-topic)
     
  7. YeOldeStonecat

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    For both Windows and Office products...good little tool with many fully legitimate purposes...I use it a lot. :thumb:
    One of the reasons I don't like enabling pda.
     
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    What what did the comparison show?
    Unfortunately for many buyers..lots of blackmarket serials show up with quite a few clone vendors.
     
  9. DavidCo

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    HiTech_boy
    It is (I understand) a bug and M$ charge you for reporting bugs.


    YeOldeStonecat
    I dont know, Nod deleted the file.:eek:

    I wonder if there are any other keyfinders that NOD would allow:cautious:
    :D
     
  10. ASpace

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    Bugs can be fixed . I often contact Microsoft for variety of things and they are always helpful . Everybody can say many and bad things about Microsoft but one is absolutely true - they do respect their legal clients.

    Send me the bill if they charge you for reporting this :D :D :D ;) :-*

    :thumb:
     
  11. Lollan

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    It's not a virus - it's a potentially dangerous file, but it has a legitimate purpose and I use it myself rather often at work.
     
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