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Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 125
OS: Vista(64)
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macromedia flash update virus?
ok here's the story.
i was downloading the IE and non-IE flash updates from filehippo.com. Started installing one, and comodo firewall picked up something called Au_.exe as a suspect file. I clicked on it's information, and it said it was signed to macromedia, so i assumed it was safe. however almost immediately comodo started popping up more programs - Bu_.exe, Cu_.exe, Du_.exe, Eu_.exe, Fu_.exe and Gu_.exe. This struck me as quite strange, so i blocked them all, and after doing some research it seems the original Au_.exe could be a bad thing. AVG and spybot both return clean systems, but i'm thinking if i allowed it through comodo, it might have slipped through. Any tips to making sure? |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 396
OS: XP
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Re: macromedia flash update virus?
oh yeah, you could scan with a bunch of different on-line scanners. if you're not experienced at doing this, don't have your resident AV running at the same time that you scan with another programme. i used to be a scan "nut", but now i have calmed down a bit. it doesn't hurt though if you know what you're doing. one programme might give you a false positive and all the others say you're clean. any programme can make a mistake.
if kaspersky was to find this aw_.exe, and then bitdefender found it, i would question avg and spybot, even though i think they are great programmes. personally i think you're clean. |
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