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Posted by Leythos on August 5, 2006, 2:34 pm
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> Hi,
>
> while my simple and harmless PoC codes how to ignore "Personal
> Firewalls" already are found as "viruses" by many virus scanners,
> now my tool "Shutdown Windows' services" is found as
> "SPR/Tool.KillService" virus by AntiVir. A tool, which has nothing to do
> with a virus, and improves security on a Windows 2000 or Windows XP host
> before SP2.
>
> The reason, why this is done, should be obvious. Just think twice.
>
> I'm wondering, wether one at all could trust in AntiVir any more. How
> many other things this tool is "detecting" because of political reasons,
> ignoring the needs of the user?
As a POC, since you've stated that your tool can be shown how
ineffective certain tools are, it's being detected because of the way it
works and signature in how it work - like malware.
If you have a POC that works, then you already know that it mimics
malware and should be detected just like Malware.
Now, since your POC have flaws, since they don't actually work on a
properly configured system, what can you complain about?
There is no conspiracy, just proper detection being one - if you're
going to pretend to be malware then accept that you will be detected as
malware.
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