From: Gareth Davies (gareth.davies@mynetsec.com)
Date: Thu May 04 2006 - 23:24:01 EDT
David Ball wrote:
> thanks everyone for the responses. However I either cannot open the
> archive or where people have sent me the files themselves my antivirus
> alerts that the EXE file is infected with Win32:Trojan-gen. {Delphi}
> which is consistent with all my efforts to find a good copy of the
> file before posting to the list last week. I seem to be stuck.
>
> David.
It's a hacking tool man...
Most of them will trigger some kind of generic AV alert, if you deal
with exploits and hacking tools a lot you should have an exclude folder.
I have used one of the ones mentioned above and it is clean.
http://www.darknet.org.uk/content/files/password/brutus-aet2.zip
It will still trigger your AV tho like most password 'crackers',
exploits and security tools that you don't have to pay for.
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