Windows Malware and Trojan in Windows Wallets

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Quote from: TimFChavez on December 27, 2013, 10:52:53 AM

Quote from: LiteMine on December 27, 2013, 10:45:55 AM

noobs gonna noob

Hey, it is always better to be safe then to be sorry. Also I bet that I've been using a computer longer then you have. I started using them back in 1984 and been online since 1986 and got my first internet account in 1994.

Tim

Where are the links to the results ?

My FTC QT is showing the normal botnet/ false ID and not what you are claiming.

https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/125a8497012bd3a90b1bcfa2b51ff8b5ac85e19c5d68e377046390e4ff4008e0/analysis/

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Quote from: pikuchato on December 27, 2013, 09:48:54 AM

Ok I put my computer on fire and run over it with my truck 12 times with 2 elephants in the cabin, is it enough? I may launch it to space just to make sure.

launch the truck with the elephants to space yay...

sell pc as hardly used on ebay Wink

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Quote from: LiteMine on December 27, 2013, 10:45:55 AM

noobs gonna noob

Hey, it is always better to be safe then to be sorry. Also I bet that I've been using a computer longer then you have. I started using them back in 1984 and been online since 1986 and got my first internet account in 1994.

Tim

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noobs gonna noob

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A lot of things these programs are installed without people's knowledge on their PCs to mine, that is why they are sometimes considered "malware". You can view the source and compile yourself if you want to be sure it is clean.

I am in IT and I have seen many of that flagged by antivirus software. Even coin based websites can be blocked by corporate content filters.

No need to be alarmed.

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Quote from: miffman on December 27, 2013, 09:57:23 AM

they're probably all false positives. scanned with eset, all is good

OK. Just checking. Thanks

Tim

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they're probably all false positives. scanned with eset, all is good

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I would not DL any of that crap to my computer, if not already, sooner or later someone going to get burnt.

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Quote from: Hazard on December 27, 2013, 09:46:58 AM

Hey knucklehead, ever hear of false positives?

Came here to wrote the same thing.

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Quote from: Hazard on December 27, 2013, 09:46:58 AM

Hey knucklehead, ever hear of false positives?

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Ok I put my computer on fire and run over it with my truck 12 times with 2 elephants in the cabin, is it enough? I may launch it to space just to make sure.

Hazard

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Hey knucklehead, ever hear of false positives?

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This is a bit alarmist. I just did a single scan against Dimecoin-qt.exe;

Detection ratio: 1 / 48

That's pretty low. Could easily be a false positive.

Handy site link though. Danke.

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Less alert! false positives are 1 in detection of 49 rising antivirus.
Source code can be checked and is clean.
Antivirus good, do not detect malware.
Executable to mine are always detected as a virus, and everyone this mining.
So... no problem !

This is true https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/1760-warning-coins/

Grin

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Quote from: pikuchato on December 27, 2013, 09:32:26 AM

And what about mac os?

...close window, mac out...

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Quote from: pikuchato on December 27, 2013, 09:32:26 AM

So.... what should I do if I have few of those installed? (windows 7)

And what about mac os?

...window open, pc out...

pikuchato

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So.... what should I do if I have few of those installed? (windows 7)

And what about mac os?

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good work, please add the number of alerts xxx/50, thx!

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So I checked some of the windows wallets at http://www.virustotal.com and I see quite a few of them have either Malware or Trojan or both. Here is the list that I found and the Malware or Trojan they have.

Malware and Trojan

Diamond Coin (diamond-qt.exe): Malware.XPACK/RDM!5.1
Dime Coin (Dimecoin-qt.exe): Malware.XPACK/RDM!5.1
Feather Coin (feathercoin-qt.exe): TROJ_GEN.F47V1122
Fedora Coin (fedoracoin-qt.exe): Trojan-Spy.Win32.Zbot
Hot Coin (hotcoin-qt.exe): WS.Reputation.1
Min Coin (mincoin-qt.exe): HW32.Laneul.iywu
Philosopherstone (philosopherstone-qt.exe): Malware.XPACK/RDM!5.1
Prime Coin (primecoin-qt.exe): Primecoin Miner; TROJ_GEN.F47V1123
Protoshares (protoshares-qt.exe): HW32.Laneul.asqy
Seconds Coin (secondscoin-qt.exe): Malware.XPACK/RDM!5.1; WS.Reputation.1
Star Coin: (starcoin-qt.exe): WS.Reputation.1
Terra Coin: (terracoin-qt.exe): TROJ_GEN.F47V1101; Trojan.Win32.Generic!BT
World Coin: (worldcoin-qt.exe): HW32.Laneul.teuy

Tim

So I guess they are false positives....

>>Hey knucklehead, ever hear of false positives?

>>noobs gonna noob

I was just checking since it is better to be safe then sorry.

Tim

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