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the style special my site.but i'am make new a style at my site:)


İf you lıke the style then click to =>install please:)

thanks men:) i like it;)

hmmmm.... something fishy in your attachment

:confused: me not alarms??

then problem at you have antivirus programs...

kaspersky:
C:\Documents and Settings\admin\Desktop\NEW PLUGINS\haker\vbhacker-V2\vbhacker\attach\index.html

i am now scan at avast and don't find virus..

http://img508.imageshack.us/img508/9140/adszjz0.jpg

some antivirus programs not meet codes..the reason alarm of virus..
but,no virus in the styles;)

Wow a trojan in the file. Maybe this should be reported to the guys upstairs

I have download this style and no "alert" from my Norton Antivirus.
Thanks for the share. Looks clean and nice. :)

It's NOD32 freaking out on the "vbHacker"
I got the same message.
Turned off NOD, renamed vbhacker to test and no alarms.

Here is the result of the file scanned with bunch of anti virus programs:

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2007/08/5.jpg

My virus scanner don't report anything.

Can someone post a more detailed report (filename etc..) if their virusscanner does complain about this file.

That still does not provide any details on the (alleged) found "virus" or the file it was discovered in.

You cant call Norton Antivirus an antivirus program, it is a troian horse itself LOL

There is no need to post that your Virus Scanner also reported a problem, that has already been reported.

If you are able to post more details, tehn we can investigate further. For now we are assuming it is a false positive.

Mine just reported a trojan too.

HTML:Agent-B [Trj]

I think this should be remove

P.S I used avast, the same as burach on windows vista home premium. Im using IE7

you have antivirus not meet some codes

and to alarm but,no trojan or virus;)

Nod32 Says all files in the archive are a trojen, Which leads me to believe it's just because it's called "vbhacker"
I changed the name of vbhacker folder to test and rescanned and found no virus.

I believe the name for this is "False Positive"

We have now manually investigated this and can confirm that the zip-file contains mallicious code.

For more information: http://www.symantec.com/security_res...005-99&tabid=1