NOTE: False TROJAN positive using ESET Anti-Virus

  • kn100

    (@kn100)


    11 years ago

    Due to the encryption method used to hide (obfuscate) source code, you may encounter a false positive when downloading the non-ioncube version of this plugin.

    Acurax, please post a notice about this matter in the FAQ section of your web site. It is important for people to be aware that a false positive may occur upon download to a local PC running ESET A/V software.

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  • Plugin Author Acurax Technologies

    (@acurax)

    11 years ago

    Hello KN100,

    Its not TROJAN,

    We are using ioncube as encryption for premium version of our plugin to protect source.

    Some servers have no ioncube support and so we use some functions of php in nested way to protect sourcecode and providing nonioncube encoded files for them.

    So we assure you, Its safe to our the files, its not trojan and some antivirus detecting it as trojan only because this kind of encryption is used by hackers to encrypt their files as its free to use and those files are not being supported by companies like ioncube for encryption.

    We providing this self encrypted only for those who have no ioncube support on server.

    Please scan the file on https://www.virustotal.com and you can see only NOD detecting it as virus.

    Thanks for being with us.

    Sam
    Acurax Support

    Thread Starter kn100

    (@kn100)

    11 years ago

    Issue resolved. False virus positive due to code obfuscation technique.

    Plugin Author Acurax Technologies

    (@acurax)

    11 years ago

    Thank you for understanding, We have added a note about this on our download section of non-ioncube version. We always do our best to provide proper support and its proven on our support threads. All the tickets are properly responded in time. We care our clients.

    Regards,
    Sam
    Acurax Support

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