Crazy Browser and Norton AV 2002

[Gnomercy]

The virus def's dated today are flagging the crazy browser exe file as a virus... apparantly it contains a fingerprint of a known virus, but I'm not going to spend 29.95 for a live tech support person to talk to me about this.

Just an FYI for our CB users... if you're running NAV 2k2, you might want to turn off liveupdate for a few days.

[bellgamin]

DSLR has a thread on this. The NAV blip on crazy is a false positive, but Symantec is stone-walling it. Typical. I ran NAV's bloatware for a while. Every time I had reason to ask their tech support for help, they instantly decided the problem was with my computer. Tra-la-la. Such is life.

[rlane]

At work we had McAfee deleting all of the email on Outlook Express. That took a call to tech support and a patch had to be applied. Those fingerprints are probably only a few bits long, I'm sure they test them against dozens of apps, but they are bound to miss one now and then.

[Gnomercy]

Stonewalling or no, the new def's that were just released fixed the problem... no more false positive.

[bellgamin]

Glad to hear it! :)

[Afkamm]

false positive

Isn't that an oxymoron? :D


Marc :-)

[Gnomercy]

nah... darkness visible, sweet sorrow, honest politician... those are oxymorons.

[bellgamin]

Originally posted by Gnomercy
nah... darkness visible, sweet sorrow, honest politician... those are oxymorons.

So, also, is *Microsoft Works*

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