Come along, little doggy, come along [blog]

It sometimes happens that malware writers leave messages for antivirus vendors hidden in the malware code. We are happy to know that ESET's advanced heuristics coupled with generic signatures hinders the development of new malware and makes it more difficult for the authors to come up with undetected variants:

http://blog.eset.com/2011/07/26/come-along-little-doggy-come-along

 

This is similar to the antinod trojan

 

This Fake/Rogue E-Set Antivirus 2011 malware Rogue ?

 

This is what Kevin was talking about, right?

 

Kevin A. ? Please cite thread as to which you refer.

Thanks.

 

Yeah, Kevin A. With BoClean it would look for criminals signatures.

It was in the article he wrote.
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=304034

 

He shouldn't give his enemies the satisfaction of knowing they work well.

 

this Win32/nodfu.b http://www.viruslistjp.com/viruses/encyclopedia/?virusid=49931 generic
signatures, when combined with good heuristics, provides good protection even for unknown threats