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ePox Historical / Guest
#9,504

Just curious about this certain Vincula file. For some reason while checking files & folders i have with the PANDA TITANIUM ANTIVIRUS i am getting what is below on that file. It only gives me that on that certain file in the vincula folder's. . Then it done the same to the other scripts i have. It automatically deleted all the Vincula nhtmln_2.92.dll file's from the Vincula folders for all my scripts. Why would it do that? Or is their something in that file that the PANDA ANTI_VIRUS is detecting?

 

 

********************************************************************

 

Hacking tool neutralized!

 

A hacking tool has been detected and eliminated.

 

These tools allow hackers to remotely attack computers.

 

Name:

HackTool/Flood

 

Location:

C:WINDOWS\DESKTOP\MSN SCRIPTS\HYBRID OMEGA\HYBRID OMEGA\VINCULA\NHTMLN_2.92.DLL

Edited Oct 11, 2004 12:30 AM by »†ëþøx†«
Gwen Historical / Guest
#9,505

I'm not sure, but I think, a while back there was a nhtmln_2.92.dll containing a virus, can't remember what name it was though. Techgear had a clean copy of that dll in their downloads. Just replace it.

 

 

ePox Historical / Guest
#9,506

O.K. I'll try that. Thanks Gwen. Was just wanting to get some info on why it picked that up in that file in the Vincula folder. And when i just scanned the Vincula folder it picked up nhtmln_2.92.dll as a virus, and eliminated that file from the folder.

Makes me wanna change connections now.

 

Ozzy10 Aerial Photographer Member #2
#9,508

that file is NOT infected , its a false reading in panda anti virus

 

the file was sent by me to norton and it was found to be clean

 

i would suggest you contact panda and tell them its giving false info on the file and send them the dll

Edited Oct 11, 2004 12:53 AM by OZZY_10â„¢

My code does NOT have bugs. It just develops random features.

ePox Historical / Guest
#9,509

I'll do that Ozzy and i will send you the results back and if that file is Infected you can Write back to Norton on this!

Ozzy10 Aerial Photographer Member #2
#9,527

i doubt very much that norton got it wrong

 

that dll is used in almost every script and has been for ages

My code does NOT have bugs. It just develops random features.

Glitch Historical / Guest
#9,529

Well, if you got the dll from some place OTHER than tg, theres a chance that someone has fooled you with a fake dll. Just a suggestion biggrin.gif

 

Name:

HackTool/Flood ??

 

I havn't used norton, but would someone name there virus "hackTool" and about the flood part, maybe theres something in it to Flood an IRC channel?

Edited Oct 11, 2004 6:16 AM by Glitch