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Thread ID: 101653 2009-07-22 05:22:00 Possible Trojan Guerilla Surgeon (6848) Press F1
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794028 2009-07-22 05:22:00 Trend Microcillin maintains that I have a possible Trojan called generic SFB which has infected file -- 'flock -- 2.0 .3 .en US. Win 32 EXE.' It wants me to delete this file, which I'm reluctant to do as occasionally Microcillin cheerfully deletes parts of my dictation software which then necessitates a reinstallation and the loss of carefully trained up files. I have inspected the file with Malwarebytes, which maintains there is nothing wrong with it, but then this program never seems to find anything anyway. Can I safely delete this file? Is there any other alternatives such as some sort of quarantine? The option doesn't seem to be offered. Guerilla Surgeon (6848)
794029 2009-07-22 05:32:00 Not too sure about that file but i would suggest for you to remove Trend as well, Avast is free and also does a better job. ronyville (10611)
794030 2009-07-22 05:36:00 Mbam isnt as good as a virus scanner, for scanning. Looks like thats the flock install file? Yup, only thing to try is another virus scanner. See what it says

You may have this ? (vil.nai.com). See if the files listed here, are on your system
Speedy Gonzales (78)
794031 2009-07-22 06:58:00 Thanks, I disabled Microcillin, and got avast from the PC world disc and it says I've got nothing. So in theory I had I've got nothing. I know Microcillin isn't the best, but one of the free ones I can't remember which now caused conflict with my firewall and crashed my whole computer necessitating a complete reinstall, and the loss of that day's work. So I'm just a little bit wary of them. It's probably just got hold of a part of my dictation software again, I'll run it tomorrow and see what comes up with. Thanks again. Guerilla Surgeon (6848)
794032 2009-07-22 08:13:00 Get avast! instead. Blam (54)
794033 2009-07-22 08:20:00 He did gary67 (56)
794034 2009-07-22 08:29:00 He did

Oops...:p

Might want to get 2 antispywares too, SpyBot S+D and SPyware Terminator..
Blam (54)
794035 2009-07-23 00:29:00 'flock -- 2.0 .3 .en US. Win 32 EXE. is part of this browser.Its not malware.


www.filehippo.com
Pancake (6359)
794036 2009-07-23 02:19:00 Flock itself is not malware but that file could have been infected with some other virus Agent_24 (57)
794037 2009-07-23 02:37:00 Flock itself is not malware but that file could have been infected with some other virus

I doubt it.I cant see these people targeting an unknown browser that is hardly used.In my book the AV is picking up a false positive.
Pancake (6359)
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