manual tools have a virus ?
Reycko opened this issue · comments
so i virustotal-checked every file and this is the main detections:
AdSpy: Bkav Pro (W32.AIDetect.malware2), Kingsoft (WIN32.Malware.Heur_Generic.A.(kcloud), MaxSecure
(Trojan.Malware.300983.susgen), Zillya (Trojan.GenericKD.Win32.233952),
CrowdStrike Falcon (Win/grayware_confidence_100% (W)) [I think that means an av scanner detecting the software],
Malwarebytes : Malware.Heuristic.1003, Trapmine : Malicious.moderate.ml.score
[[Most virustotal users say it's a Goodware.]]
AdwCleaner: Completely Clean as of 14/08/2022
Autoruns : Completely Clean as of 14/08/2022
BlueScreenView: SecureAge APEX (VirusTotal counts it as malicious but a google search says it's because of it being an ai antivirus)
ComboFix: Antiy-AVL (Trojan/Generic.ASMalwNS.482), Gridinsoft - No cloud (Trojan.Win32.Heuristic.ca), Rising (Trojan.Injector!1.DF63 -CLASSIC-),
Cyren (W32/Trojan.BRKG-1641), Malwarebytes (Malware.Heuristic.1003),
Sophos says : Generic ML PUA
Net Adapter Repair v1.2: Zillya (Worm.Runouce.Win32.87995)
Falcon ThreatScore: 85/100
Remote Support Reboot Config: SecureAgeAPEX (VirusTotal counts it as malicious but a google search says it's because of it being an ai antivirus)
Safe Mode Boot Selector: Clean & Source Code available
ServicesRepair: Anity-AVL (Trojan/Generic.ASBOL.C6D6), CyberReason: Malicious.e93ece, MaxSecure (Trojan.Autoit.AZA), TEHTRIS (Generic.Malware),
Zillya (Adware.BrowseFox.Win32.303034), Bkav Pro (W32.AIDetect.malware1), Elastic (Malicious - Moderate confidence),
SecureAge APEX (VirusTotal counts it as malicious but a google search says it's because of it being an ai antivirus),
Trapmine (Malicious.high.ml.score)
Tron Reset Tool:
MaxSecure (Trojan.Malware.300983.susgen), SentinelOne (Static AI - Suspicious PE),
SecureAge APEX (VirusTotal counts it as malicious but a google search says it's because of it being an ai antivirus)
i don't think tron would spread a virus, but i find it a bit sus.
If you read the instructions like you're supposed to, which is why they're named "INSTRUCTIONS -- YES ACTUALLY READ THEM", you would already know the answer to this.
If you read the instructions like you're supposed to, which is why they're named "INSTRUCTIONS -- YES ACTUALLY READ THEM", you would already know the answer to this.
it's still pretty dumb to include software that gets false positive detection for an antivirus that is used during the disinfect process
Can't control what heuristics other programs use. Which is why you need to use your own judgement when running 3rd party tools.