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Software => D-ViewCam => Topic started by: fuz on February 26, 2012, 05:06:30 AM
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I woke up to this today. (http://i44.tinypic.com/np5734.jpg)
I got rid of the file but wondering if that's an actual viewcam file?
I've fully scanned my computer and nothing else was found.
I did a little searching on hacktool.she but didn't see anyone from here talking about it.
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I would call DLink and ask. Possible AVG is listing a false positive on there end.
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I had the same experience; when installing D-ViewCam 3.20 on a Windows-7 system
I got the message from Kaspersky that Hacktool.Win32.Delf.afy was
detected on location c:\program files\d-link\d-viewcam\hooks.dll
(http://i1073.photobucket.com/albums/w396/JKROMME1/Clipboard02.jpg)
Kaspersky gives 4 solutions:
1 Desinfect (not possible)
2 Remove (recommended)
3 Ignore (do nothing)
4 Add to list of excludes
Is this a real problem, or a false positive?
By the way, why can't I insert images in the normal way? I do an insert image, but no filelookup browsing after that? Is OK now, thanks to post nr 4
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Give Hijackthis a try and run it through www.hijackthis.de to see what other people are saying about that file/and the rest. My guess is though that it is fine, AVG is fairly hardcore and we run a massive amount of exceptions where I work.
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This is probably a false positive. Might have to do with the naming convention of the file and coinciding with a known or probable malware file name.
To post pictures on the forum, use a photo repository like photobucket.com or something like that, where you can upload your picture file and the site will give you a IMG url link for each file that you can post in the forum. Then the pictures will display like in the first post.