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[Raymond]

TSServ.exe creates an autostart entry in the Windows registry, under the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Run.

This is a very common and easy to detect autostart location. Can't believe that Trojan Simulator cost $39.95...

[shan]

hey i downloaded the t.s but mcafee detected both as unwanted programs just as i exraced the trojansimulator.zip file in to my desktop.

[prashanthpai]

Originally Posted by Raymond

This is a very common and easy to detect autostart location. Can't believe that Trojan Simulator cost $39.95...

trojan simulator is free, TrojanHunter costs $39.95 ( the developer is crazy)

@shan
thats what it is supposed to do. trojan simulator acts as a 'demo trojan' to test your av.

[shan]

which leads to "mcafee is not bad as they say" hu im i write or what

[prashanthpai]

it's a very common technique that trojan simuator uses - so any av will detect it.
so nothing special in mcafee detecting it. i can't judge as i haven't tried mcafee. the last time i used it was 3 yrs ago. but the security research from mcafee needs appreciation - it's often seen in news where mcafee lab detects vulnerabilities & new virus variants (but never successfully incorporates them into their products hehe)

[shan]

your damn wrire about that on maity

[ceyfer]

Another bad thing with Mcafee that it was failed to detect and clean an advanced type of virus - I don't trust their solution

[NinjaRicer]

I say we use BitDefender, Avira, or Kaspersky.

[Raymond]

Ooops, you're right. The simulator is free :P

[shan]

well i did a small research and found there are two types of rising (free and paid). i found it in download.com. paid can be used for 31 days trial while the other can be used for unlimited days.
http://www.download.com/3120-20_4.ht...virus&tag=srch
they both provide the same security itsim.
anyway this is the sticy you need to make a new topic under spyware/viruses.