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Post by Mercator on Jul 21, 2004 17:38:40 GMT
Luckily I keep my virus definitions upto date on my Norton AV, because I just downloaded and tried to install Teamspeak, to use with this world. During setup of Teamspeak, Norton pops up saying it found the PWS.Hooker.Trojan in c:\Program Files\teamspeak2_RC2\is_BJC76.tmp and in other .tmp files within that folder. I aborted the installation of Teamspeak after the third virused file was found. Not sure if this has happened to anyone else, but I thought I better give a heads up to those either wanting to download or already have downloaded the .exe file. I downloaded this file directly off the link in the FAQ section. I then did some research on the problem and found a different link to download the program without my virus program flipping out at the file keypress.dll. That install went through ok. Strange story. Hope you read the links. Will Speak To You Soon, ~ Mercator
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Post by addicted2rpg on Jul 21, 2004 18:09:57 GMT
I have seen this before as well. It was during the time I ceased usage of my wife's windows computer for Fredian development (I now have my own). So much for that Linux toolset So essentially, it became her problem. She had a lot of worms and viruses anyway from all the crazy websites she visits. I keep telling her... oh nevermind this isn't the place So anyway I never followed up on it as she ended up formatting. I could never determine whether or not an outside trojan got into the teamspeak dll or whether or not there was just a byte pattern that was flipping virus scanners. I havn't noticed on my new machine.. but come to think of it, I might not have installed it... or maybe I did... I can't remember which. Its not something I use much, although it is an excellent tool and is widely popular among the other Fredians (and Fredian DMs). -Old Hermit Hald. P.S. The TS forums on their website might have something about it. You can also probably do a google search for that Trojan.
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Post by MitzaVolchenko on Jul 21, 2004 18:10:00 GMT
In short, it isn't a virus, but Norton can't be convinced of that
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