Jump to content

[help] Is there a trojan in Flyakite?


Recommended Posts

i dunno what that's about, but i did install flyakite's files and my system completely f****d up. eveything worked well for a day or two and then i had to run system restore to fix it, i didn't mind the first time, but after the next 6 i simply uninstalled it. :(

oh well, but i don't think its a virus, i use Symatec and it never detected a virus from flyakite, i think it might just be the antivirus

Link to comment
Sorry, but AVG is a squirrily AV at best. It's not a trojan. Unless you infected it with something else. NOD32 says its cool and if NOD says it's cool, you can take it to the bank.

i have to agree here AVG is crap AV i had it and it said some of the icon i had was a virus

i have the pack installed in 3 pcs and all is great

i run Norton AV corp and its never popped up with anything on my other 2 Pc's i run NoD and its never popped up with anything

Link to comment

The same thing happened to me this morning, AVG reported those two files in particular. AVG didn't pick it up until after the updates today... hmmm.

I seriously doubt Chris has anything to do with this, I've used his packs for ages, and have never had a problem.

I once had another AV (Avast) report that some fonts installed contained a virus which I seriously doubted, they were installed from the original Adobe Font Folio disk.

Link to comment
  • 2 weeks later...
  • 1 year later...

I am confused. F-secure found a trojan today in the flyakite updater

http://www.f-secure.com/v-descs/damrai.shtml

after scanning, f-secure also found it in C:WINDOWSFLYAKITEOSXCURRENT USER SETTINGS.EXE & C:WINDOWSFLYAKITEOSXUNINSTALL.EXE.

I would guess it's a false, cause i use flyakite since almost 30 Weeks and had no problems. What really confuses me is the fact, that the trojan has also been found in the FlyakiteOSX v3.0.exe, which is in FlyakiteOSX v3.0.zip.

post-53330-1158149506_thumb.jpg

Link to comment
  • 3 months later...
  • 2 weeks later...

look, there is a file included with flyakite call wfpdisable.exe. this file disables the windows file protection so that the system files can be modified with repeated input from the user. this is the file that most anti-virurssoftware picks up as a virus/trojan. it's not. if you don't believe me, don't install flyakite.

Link to comment

Please sign in to comment

You will be able to leave a comment after signing in



Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...