ANY DVD 8.2.5.0.

MY NORTON SECURITY SOFTWARE SAYS THAT THIS UPGRADE IS NOT SAFE! NORTON REMOVES THE UPGRADE. THERE MUST BE A BUG IN THIS UPGRADE.

 

Step 1: Remove the capslock button from your keyboard. There's no need for yelling
Step 2: Read this https://forum.redfox.bz/threads/anydvd-and-virus-malware-warning-read-before-posting.72953/ and tell your norton to shut up. There is no bug if you grabbed it from the redfox site and the digital signature is intact.

False positive as usual.

 

And the bug's name is Norton.

 

My Trendmicro didn't say anything.

 

Eset didnt say anything. But Norton better get that bug out of its detection's, bugs lay eggs.

 

e:\setup\redfox.bz\SetupAnyDVD8250.exe:
Verified: Signed
Signing date: 15:07 14.05.2018
Publisher: Shenzhen RedFox Project Technology Co.,Ltd.
Company: n/a
Description: n/a
Product: n/a
Prod version: n/a
File version: n/a
MachineType: 32-bit
MD5: 872C422AF63528CA130C585E06F925E7
SHA1: 49BA1243C557E6AFB0C02202877643767743D445
PESHA1: 9BB960B8715967812AEC0747D0B3104095FA9D35
PE256: 4B88E3DA87A551B08FDB6E91DE8F2068A4392DCF65B759F2442D4584C43F86B3

SHA256: AD646A7FC069B1927CBE6A58DFCE5E89D1747765812D40F239A71EC89B5E5FE8

IMP: E663E07AF9F37D96AAE8E1D79F0FDD64
VT detection: 0/65
VT link: https://www.virustotal.com/file/ad646a7fc069b1927cbe6a58
dfce5e89d1747765812d40f239a71ec89b5e5fe8/analysis/

 

https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/...e89d1747765812d40f239a71ec89b5e5fe8/analysis/

 

A virus scan that could detect bugs, that would be a neat trick.

 

I have Norton Security Deluxe and I just updated to AnyDVD HD 8.2.5.0 and I have no problems with Norton seeing this as a issue. Usually Norton will have a window pop up when it detects something suspicious. Now I did not run a scan to see if Norton picks it up through a the scan though. I can run a scan and report back.

Update: I did not get anything back from my scan so then like mentioned before Norton has already been patched and it did not pick up AnyDVD HD install or anything related to it. Same here and also sometimes security software does that just to make sure the software is safe. I get that sometimes when I am updating software I use and that window pops up and I just tell it to continue and to remember to not ask again because I know the software is safe.

 

My experience is that Norton squawks when the update is just released. If the update has been out for a small amount of time, it's not flagged. It's just an extra click to tell it to let it run.

 

Same does my Avast. Perfectly normal. A new release isn't known yet as safe to the software. Do it either flags as dangerous as Norton does, or in my case 'potentially unsafe' and asks to send in the file for analysis. Couple hours later Avast reports as safe. But long before that, I've temp disabled the shields and installed lol. I ain't waiting on a 'safe' report when I know it is.

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