It looks like Trend has updated it definitions. I had the same problem.
Looking in the whatsnew.txt for the latest pattern file, 2.341.00, I saw that
the virus definition for the BKDR_HACDEF.M was modified, so I applied it.
After that I was able to reinstall the crypt package and did not set
* Igor Pechtchanski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050110 21:39]:
> It's amazing how many people use broken anti-virus software, judging by
> the number of times this was reported. The real solution is to get the
> anti-virus patterns fixed. One workaround that was suggested was to
> recompile libcrypt, wh
All,
Thank you all for your input. Apparently the Blackdoor virus include the
cypcrypt-0.dll. Even we are not attached by the virus, the virus scan
profile has been update to deal with this virus. During scheduled and
real time scan, cypcrypt-0.dll was removed.
Worstly, our proxy server has als
On Tue, Jan 11, 2005 at 12:27:00AM +0100, Markus Sch?nhaber wrote:
>Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
>>I'm half-tempted to suggest leaving the package as-is, just to force
>>people to complain to their anti-virus provider. Unfortunately, all these
>>complaints are more likely to go to this list, thus riva
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
I'm half-tempted to suggest leaving the package as-is, just to force
people to complain to their anti-virus provider. Unfortunately, all these
complaints are more likely to go to this list, thus rivaling the traffic
in the "obscenity of cygwin" thread (and we can't have th
On Mon, Jan 10, 2005 at 04:40:57PM -0500, Dick Repasky wrote:
>Rather than telling users to bug the anti-virus company it might be worth
>having someone from cygwin contact them to explain the issue. It might
>also be worth doing a little bit of home work. That is, get a copy of the
>malware, unp
It may be worth thinking about what's actually happened here. Take a look
at the technical description at
http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=BKDR_HACDEF.M&VSect=T
. One of the characteristics of the malware is that it hides a file named
cygcrypt-0.dll. The descri
On Jan 10 15:35, Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
> I'm half-tempted to suggest leaving the package as-is, just to force
> people to complain to their anti-virus provider. Unfortunately, all these
> complaints are more likely to go to this list, thus rivaling the traffic
> in the "obscenity of cygwin" thr
>
> It's amazing how many people use broken anti-virus software,
> judging by
> the number of times this was reported. The real solution is
> to get the
> anti-virus patterns fixed. One workaround that was suggested was to
> recompile libcrypt, which removes the pattern (one can assume that th
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005, Eddie Chan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My weekly virus scan (office scan) has removed the cygcrypt-0.dll which
> was detected as infected by Backdoor.IRC.Aladin.R. I did some search on
> the internet and found that "Backdoor" virus comes with
> "cygcrypt-0.dll". I am guess that the virus
Hi,
My weekly virus scan (office scan) has removed the cygcrypt-0.dll which
was detected as infected by Backdoor.IRC.Aladin.R. I did some search on
the internet and found that "Backdoor" virus comes with
"cygcrypt-0.dll". I am guess that the virus scan has been updated to
remove "Backdorr.IRC.A
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