My antivirus program (AVG) has recently begun to identify Magic Beans as a virus and removes it each morning during its scans. This began to happen after I installed AutoIt to run an area code script.
I have excluded the MagicBeans directory from scanning to stop this from happening, but am curious if anyone else has had this occur.
Magic Beans virus problem.
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Re: Magic Beans virus problem.
The reason AVG is flagging magicbeans has nothing to do with a virus. AVG is generating a false positive due to the compresion methodology employed by magicbeans and does not relate to any content in the program.canyon wrote:My antivirus program (AVG) has recently begun to identify Magic Beans as a virus and removes it each morning during its scans. This began to happen after I installed AutoIt to run an area code script.
I have excluded the MagicBeans directory from scanning to stop this from happening, but am curious if anyone else has had this occur.
You can safely ignore this over-aggressive behavior, which is not unique to AVG, in recognizing packing algorithms that are frequently associated with virii.
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CrackerJack
MagicJack Customer #73
MagicJack user since May 2007
MagicJack abuser since June 2007
"I gots mo' numbers than a Lotto machine!!!"