ZoneAlaram reports kWab as a trojan
ZoneAlaram reports kWab as a trojan
Once again, ZoneAlarm takes a dislike to MPE. This time it says that kwab.dll is a trojan. I think there is a real trojan dll with that name, so maybe that is the source of this problem?
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Peter Headland
Peter Headland
Once again - i think every software-developer has to live with it. I can ensure that there is no Trojan in the file kWab.dll. Many programs use this file. Besides this its a littlebit funny that the file is over 3 years old and installed on hundret thousands of PC's and after 3 Years ZoneLabs finds out that the file should be a trojan ? - Never !
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Junner2006
- Beiträge: 1
- Registriert: Mo 31. Dez 2007, 11:15
Yeah,
it is a common issue in these days! It happened to one of my programs too!
The way a protection software software identifies a malicious application, is, to compare a piece of binary code which is supposed to be unique for that virus with the file it scans. Unfortunately it happens from time to time that a program matches exactly this pattern and the user will get false virus alert...
There are 3 workarounds:
1.
the user tells his av software manually that this is a safe file
2. (and quite complicate)
The developer needs to contact the AV company to get his product cleared
3.
Wait until the next release! A little bit change in the source code and recompiling often solves this problem ...
it is a common issue in these days! It happened to one of my programs too!
The way a protection software software identifies a malicious application, is, to compare a piece of binary code which is supposed to be unique for that virus with the file it scans. Unfortunately it happens from time to time that a program matches exactly this pattern and the user will get false virus alert...
There are 3 workarounds:
1.
the user tells his av software manually that this is a safe file
2. (and quite complicate)
The developer needs to contact the AV company to get his product cleared
3.
Wait until the next release! A little bit change in the source code and recompiling often solves this problem ...
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Christian W.
- Beiträge: 36
- Registriert: Fr 25. Jan 2008, 12:29
- Wohnort: Dresden
FYI
Hi,
Since I use Kaspersky Internet Security & MPE I'd never have any problems with trojan warnings or anything else!
regards
Christian
Since I use Kaspersky Internet Security & MPE I'd never have any problems with trojan warnings or anything else!
regards
Christian
MPE 1.8.3
USB-Cable/W-LAN
Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
K800i/C510/Sony Xperia S
USB-Cable/W-LAN
Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
K800i/C510/Sony Xperia S