I was using 7.0.1.2 until today when I was prompted to update to 7.0.4.0 which I did. As soon as I tried to run it my AV software (ESET Smart Security 4) quarantined the DVDFab.exe file due to infection by Win32/Kryptic.EAB trojan variant. I've tried to download 7.0.4.0 and 7.0.4.5 and they are both flagged as infected. Anyone else able to verify or is my AV being overzealous?
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Originally posted by kevinrc View PostI was using 7.0.1.2 until today when I was prompted to update to 7.0.4.0 which I did. As soon as I tried to run it my AV software (ESET Smart Security 4) quarantined the DVDFab.exe file due to infection by Win32/Kryptic.EAB trojan variant. I've tried to download 7.0.4.0 and 7.0.4.5 and they are both flagged as infected. Anyone else able to verify or is my AV being overzealous?Programmer in Python, Java, JavaScript, Swift, PHP, SQL, C#, C++, Go, R
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It's definitely a false positive. I disabled real-time file system protection while installing the 7.0.4.0 update and then immediately enabled it after it completed and everything is working just fine and nothing is claiming to be infected. There's also nothing requesting access to the internet so it does appear to be a false positive. Hopefully they'll get it fixed soon.
@Chameleon: I actually downloaded both 7.0.4.0 and 7.0.4.5 from this site and I downloaded 7.0.4.0 from another site and they all reported the same problem.
Thanks all!
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Originally posted by chris View PostI recall a while back that having check for newer version, ticked off was giving false +ves, disabbling the chrec for updates resolved it. Hope this will help.
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