TROJAN IN winpese-x86-14393_17.01.16.iso'


  1. BRUMMY
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    TROJAN IN winpese-x86-14393_17.01.16.iso'


    HI TRYING AGAIN
    I downloaded winpese-x86-14393_17.01.16.iso' from here and Avira antivirus flagged
    it as hiding a Trojan I have deleted it but.a false positive?
    Ay help much appreciated
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  3. simrick
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    Hi.
    Is that the Kyhi rescue media you're referring to? If so, yes that would be a false positive. I just downloaded it last week, and ESET said it was fine.

    You can always upload it to virustotal.com for scanning to verify.
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  4. eLPuSHeR
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    The iso is too big to be uploaded to virustotal but it seems to be a false positive. I downloaded the latest version and has been using it without issues.
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  6. BRUMMY
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    Thanks guys
    I thought it must be but wanted to be sure
    once again many thanks
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  7. simrick
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    BRUMMY said:
    Thanks guys
    I thought it must be but wanted to be sure
    once again many thanks
    Cheers Brummy.
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  8. Berton
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    Old thread but....
    I downloaded both the x86 and x64 versions of winpese from a link on this forum just a month ago, 12/14/2019, and the x86 version still has an infection called Trojan:Win32/Tiggre!rfn. It was caught by Windows Defender during a full scan. File name winpese-x86-14393_17.01.16.iso
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  9. SIW2
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    pecmdx86 seems to be picked up by a few avs as a false positive.

    Uncompressed x86 version might be less likely to trigger FPs. x64 version doesn't trigger any FPs as far as I know.

    Notify the av company.
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