Ran a scan with version 1.4 before upgrading to 1.5, nothing was found then, but version 1.5 gave a warning about a registry entry " WIN32.AUTORUN.AVI but I can not get anymore information on it . First time I have ever had spybot find anything and not sure how concernd I should be . Is it a threat or just a notice of a change from "normal "
Fixed: Win32.autorun.avi
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tashi
Member of Team Spybot
UPDATE TO win32.auotrun.avi
Operating system is Windows XP
Browser IE 6.0.290
Spybot version 1.5.2 update 2008-05-07
Date of "false positive" May 11, 2008 result of Scan
Ran a scan with version 1.4 before upgrading to 1.5, nothing was found then, but version 1.5 gave a warning about a registry entry " WIN32.AUTORUN.AVI but I can not get anymore information on it . First time I have ever had spybot find anything and not sure how concernd I should be . Is it a threat or just a notice of a change from "normal
Operating system is Windows XP
Browser IE 6.0.290
Spybot version 1.5.2 update 2008-05-07
Date of "false positive" May 11, 2008 result of Scan
Ran a scan with version 1.4 before upgrading to 1.5, nothing was found then, but version 1.5 gave a warning about a registry entry " WIN32.AUTORUN.AVI but I can not get anymore information on it . First time I have ever had spybot find anything and not sure how concernd I should be . Is it a threat or just a notice of a change from "normal
hello,
Win32.Autorun.aiv is a trojan horse, if this is found it is not normal.
Please do the following:
we will analyse the report file to determine if there are other traces of the trojan horse of if this is a false positve.
Win32.Autorun.aiv is a trojan horse, if this is found it is not normal.
Please do the following:
- scan with Spybot S&D
- right click the scan results screen
- choose to save a full report to file
- attach this file to you next post
we will analyse the report file to determine if there are other traces of the trojan horse of if this is a false positve.
Win32.Autorun.aiv update with file
I tried to upload the full report but the when I tried to upload it , it said the file size (222Kb) was to big for this forum, so I uploaded the smaller results file. Ran my Adaware (2007) and Norton anti-virus program they don't report this Auto run thing.
I tried to upload the full report but the when I tried to upload it , it said the file size (222Kb) was to big for this forum, so I uploaded the smaller results file. Ran my Adaware (2007) and Norton anti-virus program they don't report this Auto run thing.
hello,
the scan results show that a service named wwSecSvc has been flagged as Win32.AutoRun.aiv. Since the targeted associated file was not flagged as well this is most likely a false positive, or at least it does not flag what is supposed to. Unfortunately wwSecSvc can be both legit and malicous. To have a better look at this issue please attach you full report to an email to detections@spybot.info refering this thread.
the scan results show that a service named wwSecSvc has been flagged as Win32.AutoRun.aiv. Since the targeted associated file was not flagged as well this is most likely a false positive, or at least it does not flag what is supposed to. Unfortunately wwSecSvc can be both legit and malicous. To have a better look at this issue please attach you full report to an email to detections@spybot.info refering this thread.
squarepants
New member
win32.autorun.aiv
Do you have a HP printer attached to your PC?
Does it use a driver called PML HPZ12?
Do you have a HP printer attached to your PC?
Does it use a driver called PML HPZ12?