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G'Day all,

My computer recently became comprimised with multiple accounts being stolen from me by an individual in Germany. Therefore I have amped up my system's security after a reformat and discoved something alittle troubling...I was wondering if there was a reason why mumble (both off the 0.9 installer and the one of THIS thread report this when I install and run the program.

Kaspersky Internet Security:



Has anyone else's security software detected this?

Is it safe to use?

Cheers.

The Norton360 That I pay for, Ad Aware, and Spybot Search And Destroy all count these as safe. Heck, even the download site for mumble; norton says it's safe.


Scanning individually says they're safe. So someone must have infected those files, somehow.

moved to support forums

If your are using files from before the infection you risk spreading it again.

Redownload everything possible or use CD/DVDs to install - do not use old files.

If this is infact a freshly download file from a trusted site you will likely have a false alert there.
Mumble does catch keys - it is required for push-to-talk keys etc. maybe the AV is detecting that modul.

Avira Anti-Vir Personal Edition does not detect any threads either.

Make sure to download from here: Mumble Voice Program in Project Reality - Project Reality Forums

FYI: the attacking IP might only be another hacked/infected computer remotely controlled by the hacker.

General Fuct wrote:


Has anyone else's security software detected this?

Is it safe to use?

Cheers.

Found the reason , I dont think its a problem. Read this thread here

http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showtopic=134308

Its a false positive that Kaspersky are aware of.