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Of 'Security Issue - Trojan in CAB files / Trojan in download files.'. There is no 'patch from OOo' to say somthing along the lines There is no information on AVG's site as to what Several days later it is still not being reported as being detected by any other vendor.ĥ. It is then widely detected by one AV Vendor's productsĤ. It is not detected by any Anti Virus product for a month.ģ.
#Avg false positive searchfilterhost.exe portable
portable version of OOo which is put together by ."Ģ. the Post by TheGurkha on Fri 11:21 am reports It is present in several OOo Downloads, in the CAB Files, of several versions of OOo. Is it likely that a 'real Trojan' has the following characteristics.ġ. As an aside - Malware has been found on the International Space Station!
To both get infected - on the same day - is not nearly so likely.Īnything is possible. In a location that was not very predictable, Now, it is much more likely that my 'program file', which is inĪn expected place, C:\Program Files\ 2.4\program\msi-pkgchk.exeįor both the 'program file' and a CAB file that I happened to have, Then, on, using an Virus DB Updated done at 21:39 on , This file had been 'tested and passed'Įvery day at 02:05 from until (a whole month). In my case, see my first post (on Wed 10:51 pm), This includes Firewall, Anti-Virus, LinkScanner, Anti-Spyware, Anti-Spam, Anti-Rootkit etc. I am using the paid for "AVG Internet Security". Is reporting "msi-pkgchk.exe" as 'infected' or 'a Trojan'.
#Avg false positive searchfilterhost.exe software
I think this is another 'AVG false positive'.Īs far as I can find no other Anti Virus software Several posts refer to AVG having had false positive. When they 'packeged up the files ready for download'. See this thread "AVG found trojan horse in open office files"Īnd the CAB file where, I guess, it was put by the OOo developers On 05/11/08 many reports of AVG finding a Trojan. In the Getting started, Setup and Troubleshooting. See "Trojan downloaded with OO software" thread. With a Trojan found in an Open Office (OOo) download. I still think most of us are having/were having a false positive warning form AVG.īefore 04/11/08 several people were having issues Sooner if the notebook's version 2.3 no longer runs.
#Avg false positive searchfilterhost.exe upgrade
Since reading this thread was the first I had seen of an OO version 3 being offered, I will upgrade to that version soon. It deleted 2 instances of the msi_pkgchk.exe files, and then archived the file in the vault. OK, AVG 7.5 is done on the notebook, and is reporting the issue as "healed". Maybe the problem of a possible false positive hit has been fixed in AVG 8? The notebook's AVG 7.5 is reporting this trojan horse īut the PC's AVG 8, which is deep into the last few of my many drive letters, is not reporting it at all. I am running OO 2.3 on both machines, installed from the same download. Which version of AVG are you guys using when it finds this? I am currently running the FREE AVG 7.5 on my notebook, and 8.0 on my PC.īoth of them are in the middle of their daily scheduled scans. but I suspect that this is the one that isĮdit, on, to correct path to "msi-pkgchk.exe" I don't know the Virus DB version that was released on
#Avg false positive searchfilterhost.exe update
The previous update to AVG was done at 21:39 on. So far there is noĪt that time there was also an AVG Program Update availableīut I wanted to check the scan results before making changes. I would NOT expect any 'change in the download area'.ĪVG has being doing the 'Scheduled scan' everyĭay at 02:05 and these files were OK / passed / not detected ('underbar' and not 'dash' in the 3rd line).Īll 3 found as "Trojan horse "ĭ:\OpenOffice2-4-1-DL\ prior to upgrading my OO. Scheduled scan of whole Computer at 02:05.Ĭ:\Program Files\ 2.4\program\msi-pkgchk.exeĭ:\OpenOffice2-4-1-DL\ĭ:\OpenOffice2-4-1-DL\:\msi_pkgchk.exe
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