Curious

Lev · Jun 28, 2007

So A2 brought up 14 traces at medium risk. Research on the Emsi website finds quite a few people getting these 14 traces when they have Super (media software) installed. So is this real malware, or a false positive in your opinion guys? Just curious as I d/l-d it through MGs, and I know you like feedback on this stuff if you have links to their freewares.

Major Attitude · Apr 11, 2007

Get it from a codec pack of some sort, or Divx?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RadLight

Lev · Apr 11, 2007

I don't have Radlight installed, but I do have this http://www.majorgeeks.com/Super_d5117.html which some are saying is the root of the problem. Others are saying it is a false positive.

chaslang · Apr 11, 2007

In the future please attach a TEXT file log of what is being found. Snapshots are not as useful since we cannot easily perform searches on any info in them.

I would have to say that A2 is wrong! Radlight itself was not necessarily even malware. The free version was a bundler of malware (usually SaveNow), but that does not necessarily mean that the use of functions from Radlight (which means the CLSIDs will be seen) are malware. These CLSIDs are not SaveNow.

Also I believe some of the same CLSIDs may be seen with XP Codec Pack.

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