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Posted on 07-05-12, 09:43 am
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 Buzzy BeetleI am UO, not UFO.  Karma: 314 Posts: 213/393 Since: 08-28-11 |
Ok, my questions simple.
Is avira always detect virus are stored in XDelta? Avira says there's a virus, so I deleted it, and download a new one, but it still say there's a virus... _________________________ NSMB6: Beta Testers Wanted!!! |
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Posted on 07-05-12, 11:28 am (rev. 1 by
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Karma: 3752 Posts: 1276/2112 Since: 06-28-11 |
Most Antivirus programs are shit. They always see Viruses in completely harmless files.
Get a better one. I don't know what programs are the best ones, but I use Microsoft Security Essentials. It never bugs me with "Virus detected in C:\blablabla\...". But I am sure there are better antivirus out there. EDIT: I see you are a MAC-user. I don't know any programs for that OS. Someone else might help you with this. 
 
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Posted on 07-05-12, 11:59 am
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 Super Mario( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Karma: 10010 Posts: 1907/4457 Since: 06-08-11 |
Huh, that's weird. Where did you get XDelta from?
I don't think it has a virus... |
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Posted on 07-05-12, 12:20 pm
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☭ coffee and cream
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Um yeah, I might consider getting the Microsoft thing too.
I use avast!. It used to be nice, but now it has become paranoid too. Last time, I downloaded a .exe from Kawa, and avast! wanted me to abort the connection because... the file was too new, or something equally dumb. _________________________ Kuribo64 - zrghij |
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Posted on 07-05-12, 12:30 pm
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Super Mario ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Karma: 10010 Posts: 1910/4457 Since: 06-08-11 |
Oh, yea.
I've had Avast detect viruses in a Hello World executable I had compiled myself. So... yea. So it seems their strategy is to report viruses in every not-very-known executable. Derp. Not to mention it made everything super slower for me, specially compiling stuff, because a GCC process is created for every file to compile, and Avast makes process launching super slow 
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Posted on 07-05-12, 12:31 pm
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 Paragoomba Karma: 42 Posts: 43/66 Since: 04-28-12 |
I use avast, it reported NSMBe - lol I also use MCAfeeSecurity, it warned for zophar.net! _________________________ NSMB-Hard Edition, I'm working on it! |
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Posted on 07-05-12, 05:13 pm
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Banned for being a complete idiot.
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Yeah for you Windows users using Microsoft Security Essentials or ClamWin would be best for you. All other ones don't integrate well or are probably complete shit.
There is also one for Linux too, but I never bothered to look up the name of it. |
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Posted on 07-05-12, 07:02 pm
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I am random… very random.
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Posted on 07-05-12, 07:49 pm (rev. 1 by
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Posted by MK7 I would recommend Norton 360 if you have XP or 7 I would not really recommend that. A friend of mine got the premium version of it (it has 3 serials) and gave one to me. The program is the most paranoid one I know. It does not even allow some homepages or downloads. You also have to turn off Norton when it comes to networking.
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Posted on 07-06-12, 12:38 am (rev. 1 by unknown object on 07-06-12, 12:40 am)
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Buzzy Beetle I am UO, not UFO. Karma: 314 Posts: 214/393 Since: 08-28-11 |
Posted by NsmB_PrO EDIT: I see you are a MAC-user. I don't know any programs for that OS. Someone else might help you with this. No I'm not, I only use iPad to browse this site, because I have more time to use it. Posted by Dirbaio Huh, that's weird. Where did you get XDelta from? I don't think it has a virus... Well, from skj's hack pack lol, It's the easiest way, because I know there're xDelta. Posted by MK7 I would recommend Norton 360 if you have XP or 7 No, just no norton plz, I think it's a destroyer, it detect a lot of virus and make me cant use the program. _________________________ NSMB6: Beta Testers Wanted!!! |
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