Hey guys/gals,
I've been using atsiv for months, but AntiVir just recently identified it as a Trojan.
I uploaded the file to virustotal, and 4/38 engines identified it as a virus. All of them did so using heuristics (which contains a margin of error).
http://www.virustotal.com/reanalisis.html?5a572f617c500a4dbc30a73b17afb03e
I know that ATSIV has been under scrutiny from Microsoft for ages, b/c it enabled us to load the drivers we wanted to load.
Anywho, just curious if anyone knows of a virus problem with atsiv, it's been scanned as clean for months, just today I had a problem with it.
It would be a shame if it is a trojan, I use atsiv to load RMClock in my Vista/Win7 x64 environment, and it lowers my idle temps ~15C
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This is the bypass driver signing thing for x64 right? If so it's behavior is quite possibly suspect just because of what it does. Many programs that allow things that aren't supposed to be allowed trigger heuristic warnings on AV programs.
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Yep, that's exactly what it does, on a driver-by-driver basis.
Essentially, you initiate a javascript file that tells it which driver to allow. I figured this was the case.
ATsiv: TRojan false-positive?
Discussion in 'Security and Anti-Virus Software' started by Meetloaf13, Jan 25, 2009.