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RE: Trojan Horse on TSR - Superliger - 10-30-2008
(10-30-2008, 03:06 PM)NOT1up Wrote: You see the main problem with the OP is that he's confident that avast will block any viruses at all
avast doesn't detect anything until it's too late
HI WE'RE HERE TO FUCK SHIT UP
COME ON IN I WILL TELL THE OWNER EVENTUALLY, BUT LET'S PARTY FIRST WOOOOO
HELL YEAH 5 DAY INFECT FEST WOOOOOO
5 days later, when you've started to notice shit happen
Oh yeah your computer is fucked up.
Avast also tends to detect keygens, every exe you download ever, the system32 folder, and certain ads as trojans
Thats why you use a good name like norton or mcafee
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RE: Trojan Horse on TSR - Ultimecia - 10-31-2008
That's relative. For example I started to use Avast because Norton and Mcafee started to slow down my machine, I don't know about him.
In some anti-virus you can register 'exceptions to the rule'. My Avast used to go crazy every time I installed IRC. So I had to register an exception ("don't mess with the mirc.exe file"), but now it started to be a bitch and harder to configure, so I switched to AVG. So far, so good.