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[victor43]

I am a user of Nod32 version 4 and have enabled the checkbox for potentially unsafe applications and have a keylogger installed on my system. I have run a scan of my entire system and nothing was detected during the scan.

My question is why does Nod32 not find this keylogger ?

Could it be because its hidden so well on the file system that it does not get scanned ?

Could it also be that it does get scanned but its byte code does not display malicious activity ?
Could it be also be that it goes get scanned but there is no history/signature of the file that it evades detection as a threat ?

I would really like to know how could it be saved on the file system either as a hidden file or as an alternative data stream or using another advance method.

Comments could be appreciated and thanks in advance

[risl]

Why are you asking NOD32 issues on a Dr.Web forum?

[drumut]

You should ask this on Nod32 official forum. We don't use Nod32 because the reason you post in your topic, it can't even find keyloggers.

[victor43]

Sorry for the confusion. Yes I do have Nod32 installed and working but I have run a scan using the download for DrWebCureIt and it also did not detect anything. I've also downloaded a copy of the trial version of Dr Web for Windows though not installed but installing as we speak while Nod32 is being uninstalled.

Please advise

[userr]

victor43
cureit writes log file here - "c:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Doctorweb\cureit.log"
pls zip the file cureit.log and attach it here

[drumut]

If it is a test keylogger and you know it please send it to dr.web https://vms.drweb.com/sendvirus/

Also you should check it by virustotal.com and give us some informations.

[victor43]

I just wanted to clearify that I believe there is a keylogger on my system but do not know of its whereabouts.

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