quick heal antivirus is rogue?

http://www.2-spyware.com/remove-quick-heal-antivirus-plus-2009.html

 

No it is absolutely false claim,
Quickheal is a big MNC dedicated to security suite, they have Headquarter in Pune, India. And I am staying in Pune, so I know that

 

That site is questionable itself.
Bogus, IMO.

 

i find this site in google after i try to install quick heal but comodo and kaspersky found a trojan in quick heal

wot says 2-spyware.com is ok and clean

 

Heres the official site
Quick Heal
It is an Antivirus Company from India (Pune) specified by sourav_gho
Have a look at Here

BTW from where did you download the setup file

 

Here you are my friend.. here is the link for downloading quickheal:
http://www.quickheal.co.in/downloads.asp

 

It looks to me like 2-spyware.com is basing that opinion on two false positives.

 

i have download from the same site you say http://www.quickheal.co.in/downloads.asp try to install this with comodo or kaspersky and you will see..........
and i know that quick heal is from an old respect company from India thats why ask?

 

That's clearly a false positive. Trojan detection in other security software is not that uncommon, considering what that software usually does.

I take it you have notified for example Kaspersky about this detection?

 

2-spyware.com
It's a dubious site according to quite a few observers.

 

According to their site it's checkmark certified and also it has received VB100 awards,definitely not a rogue.

 

Let's analyze the site's statements:

This, in itself might be a problem, but it also can happen if the antivirus site was compromised by a hacker for instance. This is not a good thing for an antivirus company, but also it's not unheard of... Other well known antivirus sites were hacked, that doesn't mean their product were rogue software.

That proves nothing. What do they mean by suspicious and untrusted? No evidence is provided to support their accusations. Even more, what if i host a "suspicious" site (whatever that means), and I decide to advertise Quickheal to earn some extra cash? That means the product I support is malware/rogue? I don't think so.

Another unsubstantiated accusation. No traffic logs, screenshots or other proof was provided, just an affirmation.

 

It may well be listed on some dubious download sites but it's also on the likes of Techrepublic and download.com

 

QuickHeal is a legit program. It may not be the best and its track record is crappy, but it's clearly not a rogue.

 

http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/2-spyware.com

 

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/antivirus-partners/windows-xp.aspx

There is no way MS would chose a rogue company as its antivirus provider.

 

There are those that would say that MS itself is a rogue company.

 

Tell me about it! They wanted me to pay for getting support, I should be getting for free, because they mess up things in their own system, which I paid for!

 

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LOL, does WD and MB removes QH?