Some of you may have heard of a program called keybored, it's basically a java app that plays keyboard noises. There was a thread about it on here somewhere once. I've just done a virus scan (just a quick scan) and it came up on avast! As a malware-gen. Should I be worried? It has been moved to the chest but I've had the program on there fir a while, I'm not going to lose my credit card details or anything, am I?
Sorry I can't give much more info right now, I'm in bed on my iPod touch.
Avast! is kinda bullshit at times.
False positives are easily found, it probably used a bit of code to stop people stealing the source code. Many trojans use this too, it must of picked up on this code and thought it was a trojan.
You'll be fine.
It has a lot less false positives than symantec endpoint protection (which I used to use). I had to update it every day to ignore steam.exe because it thought it was a suspicious file...
[QUOTE=Toad;23090878]It has a lot less false positives than symantec endpoint protection (which I used to use). I had to update it every day to ignore steam.exe because it thought it was a suspicious file...[/QUOTE]
Why not try Microsoft Security Essentials instead?
[QUOTE=MasterF3n;23091187]Why not try Microsoft Security Essentials instead?[/QUOTE]
Because it thinks Unlocker is a virus which it classifies as "severely dangerous".
Is MSE any good? Should I make the switch? And by the way Avast! Free is the only virus program i'm using, should i use malwarebytes or something else aswell?
I've been using only MSE and it's been absolutely fine.
A little bit of common sense and MSE should keep you safe.
If you're that paranoid, malwarebytes is supposed to be good.
If you're even more paranoid than that, [url=http://www.sandboxie.com/]Sandboxie[/url] for everything you run!
Wow, I just got a bluescreen after posting that.. post.
It did a crash dump or something, I'm thinking about reformatting but it's going to be a pain in the ass to do because I can't find my CD key.
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