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Online Armor : apply-canvas.exe is infected by Gen.Variant!IK
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Posted 16 June 2010 - 08:46 PM
It is that part of gimppainter not of GPS correct ?
may be a false positive ? and from there you downloaded
may be a false positive ? and from there you downloaded
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Posted 17 June 2010 - 02:40 PM
At first I added GPS to my Gimp and there was no problem. After that I installed gimp painter and it created a new directory with new gimp files inside of it and this virus was found in this folder. Online Armor warned during the opening of modified gimp (when it was loading filter exe's). It would probably have warned during installation, if I had not turned it off. GPS adds only new brushes, options etc. so I don't think this is because of GPS. I downloaded gimp painter from sourceforge.jp/projects/gimp-painter. How can we learn if it is false positive or not ?
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Posted 18 June 2010 - 06:27 PM
well look like a false positive since there is not any other report
anyway to be on the safe side Online Armour should have a Forum or at least a mail address for customer care/technical help...
you may ask there for a better check
there are even numerous (and free ) services to scan suspicious files, but again since your antivirus program is the only as far i know to have reported a virus, is up to them check better (and ,i suppose, correct that error )
anyway to be on the safe side Online Armour should have a Forum or at least a mail address for customer care/technical help...
you may ask there for a better check
there are even numerous (and free ) services to scan suspicious files, but again since your antivirus program is the only as far i know to have reported a virus, is up to them check better (and ,i suppose, correct that error )
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Posted 18 June 2010 - 06:56 PM
PhotoComix said:
well look like a false positive since there is not any other report
anyway to be on the safe side Online Armour should have a Forum or at least a mail address for customer care/technical help...
you may ask there for a better check
there are even numerous (and free ) services to scan suspicious files, but again since your antivirus program is the only as far i know to have reported a virus, is up to them check better (and ,i suppose, correct that error )
anyway to be on the safe side Online Armour should have a Forum or at least a mail address for customer care/technical help...
you may ask there for a better check
there are even numerous (and free ) services to scan suspicious files, but again since your antivirus program is the only as far i know to have reported a virus, is up to them check better (and ,i suppose, correct that error )
To be specific, perhaps it would benefit greater results if scanned multiple times with the anti-virus that he is using. And since this is freeware, there are heavy chances of this getting infected, if warehoused at other sites.
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Posted 27 March 2011 - 05:40 PM
Mz.Teri, on 09 February 2009 - 10:05 AM, said:
If you use firefox with the google toolbar in the list of options you can select translate page 
I did but am not sure how to send it to you. If I took a screenshot it my be too big for here.
I did but am not sure how to send it to you. If I took a screenshot it my be too big for here.I am spanish and if you want I can translate. Send a message to: jcerepa @ hotmail.com
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Posted 27 March 2011 - 09:48 PM
These look promising!
