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VIRUS in 98se2me

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Dear MDGx

I am using ANTIVIR from www.free-av.com when i run 98se2me it show like

c:\9!M\1S-T3RSC.TMP

CONTAINS CODE OF THE PMS/NIRCMD.155 VIRUS.

WHAT'S THAT AND AFTER THAT I FIND NIRCMD.EXE/COM FILE I HAVE DELETED ALL THE FILES AFTER THAT WHAT IT IS.

IT'S ON 15/05/05'S DOWNLOAD OF 98SE2ME.EXE

PLEASE REPLY SOON AS POSSIBLE.

THANKS

MSFN ENJOY!!!

Most likely a false alarm.

Upload the file here - http://virusscan.jotti.org/ and check it against other virus scanners.

I bet that EXE is UPX'd which most AV companies are having problems with.

Edited by ckit

I think it is a false alarm as well. Some of Nirsoft's excellent utils seem to be falsely detected by one antivir or another as viruses. I emailed him sometimes ago about it (to which he kindly answered) after someone I recomended his utils to complained that Norton was finding it was a virus. It seems the situation is slowly improving. For example his latest nircmd is not detected as virus anymore by Antivir I use. For my part it is the only false postive I have had myself with one of his softs.

Most likely a false alarm.

Upload the file here - http://virusscan.jotti.org/ and check it against other virus scanners.

I bet that EXE is UPX'd which most AV companies are having problems with.

Exactly my opinion.

Thanks a lot for helping out, ckit + eidenk. :)

BTW:

I opened nircmd.exe in a hex editor and found "UPX" + "UPX 1.24" strings. So nircmd.exe *is* packed with UPX.

I am using ANTIVIR from www.free-av.com when i run 98se2me it show like

c:\9!M\1S-T3RSC.TMP

CONTAINS CODE OF THE PMS/NIRCMD.155 VIRUS.

If you think the copy of nircmd.exe included with 98SE2ME is "infected", please d/l the original file from the author's web site:

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/nircmd.html

and check it again with your antivirus tool. You'll get the same *false* virus report.

Also, there are many web sites that detail the problems anti-virus developers encounter when trying to scan UPX packed executables.

More info can be found on NirCmd's author site [1st Q + A]:

http://www.nirsoft.net/faq.html

and here [false positives]:

http://www.nirsoft.net/false_positive_report.html

Hope this helps.

Edited by MDGx

I opened nircmd.exe in a hex editor and found "UPX" + "UPX 1.24" strings. So nircmd.exe *is* packed with UPX.

A nice little tool : PEiD

A nice little tool: PEiD
Thanks, it is a nice little tool. :)
A nice little tool: PEiD
Thanks, it is a nice little tool. :)

Indeed it is.. I love that program for identifying packed exes.. Very nice right now for all the UPX flase positives with AntiVirus software.

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Dear Readers

I am very sorry to all of u. But i submitted it only for rechecking i have downloaded new from the about mentioned site and found no virus in it.

sorry for inconveniance to all of u and thanks for u'r explanations regarding upx

msfn enjoy!!!

No need to apologize.

Not everybody knows about UPX false virus warnings. :)

I'm glad u brought this up, as of the 98SE2ME 6-14-2005 edition I have removed nircmd.exe, so from now on there will be no more virus warnings.

Thanks again for your feedback.

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