Fuerboos Trojan

[Kisho]

While unzipping the new hyperspin windows defender is warning me there is a Trojan, anyone know what can be causing this?

[thatman84]

I'm going to move this topic to the support forum. Its better placed there

[Kisho]

Just want to clarify that I am using the download link from this site

 

[gre]

I see the same warning from Windows Defender.  Trojan:Win32/Fuery.A!cl

Any ideas?

[Spawk]

  On 5/13/2018 at 9:05 PM, gre said:

I see the same warning from Windows Defender.  Trojan:Win32/Fuery.A!cl
Any ideas?

The best idea is to have a dedicated HS rig... ie: there is no need for any AV since it will never be downloading anything from untrusted sources.

If you simply must use AV, then just add the exe's to the "exclude" or "trusted" list in your AV.

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[gre]

  On 5/13/2018 at 10:20 PM, Spawk said:

The best idea is to have a dedicated HS rig... ie: there is no need for any AV since it will never be downloading anything from untrusted sources.

If you simply must use AV, then just add the exe's to the "exclude" or "trusted" list in your AV.

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Thanks @Spawk - The machine is dedicated but I still run AV just out of an abundance of caution and it's never flagged anything until now. I can add the exception but assuming it's doing its job, I'm more just concerned as to why it's complaining. 

[Spawk]

  On 5/13/2018 at 10:50 PM, gre said:

Thanks [mention=8804]Spawk[/mention] - The machine is dedicated but I still run AV just out of an abundance of caution and it's never flagged anything until now. I can add the exception but assuming it's doing its job, I'm more just concerned as to why it's complaining. 

It will flag anything that wants access to system files (even changing resolutions and the like). Rest assurred that if it came from here, it is safe though.

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