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Member Since: Sep 03, 2009
Location: Houston, Texas
Posts: 110
Mac Specs: MacBook Pro.
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04-06-2012, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Randy B. Singer
A simpler method (i.e. non-command line) to check to see if you are infected by Flashback than the F-Secure steps is this little app that runs the test for you. It just posts a dialog that says whether or not you're infected, It does not make any attempt to remove the trojan. You can download it here:
http://rsdeveloper.com/downloads/test4flashback.zip |
Being a new comer to the Apple world - iPhone and MacBook Pro - I'm rather hesatent to install or use anything that has a .zip extension. I feel its to my benefit to use approved programs/apps with the .dmg extension. With this trojan needing to be address, how do folks on this forum feel about using .zip files for what ever reason?
By the way, I went to an Apple store and had them assist me with this malware. By golly my machine was infected and they removed it. So I'm clean as of now.
On a related subject, I asked them to recomend an AV program. The tech suggested ESET Cyber Security and Kaperski AV. Any and all comments on these two programs will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Alioop
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