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Posted by Buffalo on October 4, 2005, 1:05 pm
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> On Tue, 4 Oct 2005 12:18:02 -0600, "Buffalo"
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> >
> >> On Mon, 3 Oct 2005 22:04:48 -0600, "Buffalo"
> >>
> >> >Kaspersky found 8 instances of what it classified as
> >> >"PornDialer.Win32.CDUpdater.g" on my PC.
> >> >I believe they are false positives. This just happened after I updated the
> >defs
> >> >today.
> >> >One of the hits was in a folder that is a copy of the Win98SE cd.
> >> >It is a folder called Win98SE on my PC and the hit was on Win98_OL.CAB.
> >> >When I extracted that cab into a temp folder, Kaspersky identified the
> >problem
> >> >file as MSNForIE.dll.
> >> >I sent that file to virustotal and it showed no hits.
> >> >Is anyone else having this problem with Kaspersky recently?
> >>
> >> Send the the DLL file to Kaspersky so they can correct the FP:
> >> newvirus@kaspersky.com
> >>
> >> Art
> >
> >Yep, I did send those files to VirusTotal but haven't notified Kaspersky yet.
> >I was using the on-demand scanner that you gave directions for several weeks
> >ago, thanks for doing that.
> >(Mwave and wget)
> >Neither AdAware or ZAPro finds any problems.
> >Should I send the whole .dlls or just their names?
>
> You _must_ send them a copy of the DLL file, preferably zipped.
> Explain in your emal what happened.
>
> Art
They asked me to send them, so I just did. I did not zip them. The four files,
that I could attach,were all .dll files.
CDDBUIWinamp.dll,as.dll,MSNForIE.dll and CCWEBWND.dll.
The other two files were in the C:\Windows\Downloaded Program Files and were not
available. (Protected)
However, since I updated the defs within the last hour, a new scan came up
clean.
I believe they have corrected the problem.
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