uninstalled Avast and installed Avira with latest update, now it is showing many viruses, most of them false positive, will see this for a week first
Many people says Cr**ks detected as malware/trojan/virus are false positive.
Is it really true ?
How can anyone confirm it's really a harmful for your PC or not ???
read reviews before downloading one
Many people says Cr**ks detected as malware/trojan/virus are false positive.
Is it really true ?
How can anyone confirm it's really a harmful for your PC or not ???
TBH : Never heard of this - may be I can try this on virtualbox but I need to get some infected files first
I have plenty in a CD ranging from least dangerous to most dangerous. If you need, ask me. I will gladly provide
this..i had mentioned in a thread about how some users keep a Library of viruses
@rijinpk1,no virus/malware can infect PC without executing.even if user doesn't execute it something else will which will result in infection.kinda like those infected pdf files which could infect PC by simply opening the folder or clicking once on them if you have pdf preview enabled in adobe reader without ever double-clicking those pdf files.
Your computer can be infected even if files are just copied. Because some viruses are memory resident, as soon as a diskette or program is loaded into memory, the virus then attaches itself into memory and then is capable of infecting any file on the computer you have access to.
OMG ! sounds too dangerous
On a second thought : you can share you experience after scanning the CD with premiumav but as it's a new AV it must be able to detect all those viruses/malwares so if I test I will get some files from torrents
any program/file is loaded into memory if you have some kind of enable preview/similar feature enabled.e.g.if you have some pictures in a folder & you open it with thumbnail enabled then windows read data from those files to execute to display thumbnails hence the loading into memory.same is with single click on files which have some preview feature in the side bar(like in XP).in summary no file can load into memory by itself but needs support of another program/service.