On 6/24/2013 10:33 AM, Joel Esler wrote: > On Jun 22, 2013, at 6:33 AM, Daniel Quintiliani <[email protected]> wrote: > >> 1. W6EL Propagation Prediction >> File: W6ELPropInst270.exe >> Description: Installer for ham radio software I have used for many >> years. Only the installer (and not any of the installed program files) >> is detected as a false positive. >> Official page: http://www.qsl.net/w6elprop/ >> Detected as: Heuristic.Trojan.SusPacked.6173702D7374756666 >>
W6ELPropInst270.exe MD5: 5BA0D0422A2E7FABA986CED2F585EF8A SHA1: E7B9F193E40F37A15FB89AF10E185465C958D880 SHA256: C435A44762B505078BED1BC152788F7AD3DB604898680980F2597DAB6B40A5E7 >> 2. Sleuth 2004 >> File: Sleuth.exe >> Description: 2004 Windows remake of DOS murder mystery game. >> Official page: down >> Detected as: Win.Trojan.Vbiframe-143 >> >> Sleuth.exe: MD5: FCE8D2A19C1AEAA0954AC10C420AC7E1 SHA1: 2152F94C7C0CA432182AFEDD486FE9211D1408E7 SHA256: 8C66832018300E2AF3E1FC42FCE337EDDCE839FADB8CC8A8C484671D89C31B6B > > Can you send us the md5's of the files you submitted so we can take a look? > -- -Dan Q
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