When I try to dowload byond 10 my anti virus detects a trojan virus (not a trojan horse)
and deletes all of the installment.
And this always happens when I try to dowload it and it is not one trojan virus it detects 4.
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![]() Dec 21 2006, 11:13 pm
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If you're getting it from BYOND.com it's a false alert. Get a new virus scanner.
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My BYOND program also had abounch of trojans. I have Trend Micro PC Cillin Internet Security 2006 for my antivirus.
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I got it as well, but I have a good Virus scanner, and was able to get rid of it.
OS: XP Media Center addition Virus scanner: AVG Also, there seems to be a popup that pops up when you click the DL link, so I'm pretty sure It's comeing from the popup, opposed to the link It's self. |
Miran94 wrote:
When I try to dowload byond 10 my anti virus detects a trojan virus (not a trojan horse) If your antivirus software is actually calling it a trojan virus, then you need to ditch it and get software written by someone who knows what they're doing. There's no such thing as a trojan virus. There are viruses and trojan horses; they are not the same thing. The BYOND download does not contain a virus or a trojan. It sounds like your software is misconfigured. Lummox JR |
Revojake wrote:
My BYOND program also had abounch of trojans. I have Trend Micro PC Cillin Internet Security 2006 for my antivirus. You need to update the program or use something better. BYOND's installation does not contain a trojan. Lummox JR |
I was thinking that some anti-virus programs might blacklist BYOND since that group called byond was going around hacking websites and etc they mght of blacklisted us :S.
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Well, I researched into it, and at least 7 major anti-virus vendors are/were detecting Trojan.Hacktool.Prockill.A, Tool.Prockill, pskill in byond beta 10. All three are the same detection just different names.
I have sent an email to the vendors with a report, and a link to the download. With any luck this will all be cleared up shortly. Disregard the poor advice about removing your anti-virus software, as false positives can and do happen. |