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  does the 1.4 trainer contain a trojan??
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    redscorpion_11 posted on Jul 28, 2007 3:13:26 AM - Report post
     
    hay guys wanted to try the 1.4 trainer for carbon..but when i incomplessed it i got an error from my AVG antivirus saying that it was a Trojan Horse Generic5.JOS file and that it needed to be dealeted... tried everyhting but it still shows up as a trojan.. is it true?? can anyone confirm this.. i thought CH trainers were clean
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    HavocCH posted on Jul 28, 2007 3:57:53 AM - Report post
     
    I have also received the same error with AVG, when I disable AVG and try to unzip the file my PC locks up for a bit. I don't think it is a Trojan but a programing error within the trainer.
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    Chingy42007 posted on Jul 28, 2007 7:37:13 AM - Report post
     
    This needs to be brought to the attention of PWizard. He deals with trainers. I don't use them, so I wouldn't know.
     
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    PWizard posted on Jul 28, 2007 8:03:58 AM - Report post
     
    There is no virus in this file. AVG and a couple other scanners are notorious for setting off heuristic (generic) trojan warnings when it comes to trainers. It's even done this on some of the trainers we've personally created. Trainers, just by their very nature may set off heuristic scanners. This is not unusual. Remember, a trainer is scanning and writing to the memory of another program while also looking for keys to be pressed from within that game so the cheats can be activated. This is very similar to what a real virus or keylogger might do.

    We scan everything we post with multiple virus scanners and do not post anything that comes back as a "real" virus or spyware.

    I scanned this particular file in question here:

    virusscan.jotti.org/

    ...with 18 different scanners. If the file was truly infected it would have set off every single one of them, not just the couple of heuristic scanners.

    At the end of the day, download and use files at your own risk. But we do go out of our way to scan and protect our members against truly malicious files.
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    MaxGhost posted on Jul 29, 2007 6:30:56 PM - Report post
     
    quote:
    originally posted by PWizard

    There is no virus in this file. AVG and a couple other scanners are notorious for setting off heuristic (generic) trojan warnings when it comes to trainers. It's even done this on some of the trainers we've personally created. Trainers, just by their very nature may set off heuristic scanners. This is not unusual. Remember, a trainer is scanning and writing to the memory of another program while also looking for keys to be pressed from within that game so the cheats can be activated. This is very similar to what a real virus or keylogger might do.

    We scan everything we post with multiple virus scanners and do not post anything that comes back as a "real" virus or spyware.

    I scanned this particular file in question here:

    virusscan.jotti.org/

    ...with 18 different scanners. If the file was truly infected it would have set off every single one of them, not just the couple of heuristic scanners.

    At the end of the day, download and use files at your own risk. But we do go out of our way to scan and protect our members against truly malicious files.

    thanks for clearing up, personally I was going to reply but I then saw your post I encountered problems like this with Norton Anti-Virus (year 2004 and 2007) but I found out exactly what you just said in another website (found off google)

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    Chingy42007 posted on Jul 29, 2007 11:34:18 PM - Report post
     
    Norton is notoriously unreliable, yet unbelievably popular. If I were you I would get McAfee, AVG or avast! instead of Norton.
     
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    MaxGhost posted on Jul 30, 2007 12:10:41 AM - Report post
     
    quote:
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    Norton is notoriously unreliable, yet unbelievably popular. If I were you I would get McAfee, AVG or avast! instead of Norton.

    I got CA and Kaspersky... those are actually one of the 2 best rated ones... Kaspersky is 100% free, and downloadable off the internet and CA came with my USB key (kinda an odd way to get an anti-virus lol)

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    Al-pucino posted on Jul 30, 2007 2:05:53 AM - Report post
     
    quote:
    originally posted by MaxGhost

    quote:
    originally posted by Chingy42007

    Norton is notoriously unreliable, yet unbelievably popular. If I were you I would get McAfee, AVG or avast! instead of Norton.

    I got CA and Kaspersky... those are actually one of the 2 best rated ones... Kaspersky is 100% free, and downloadable off the internet and CA came with my USB key (kinda an odd way to get an anti-virus lol)

    Norton is very popular, and yes it is crap....i recommend that you should get AVG.

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