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there are other reports of avira false positives in the CF files: report 1 report 2 probably your avira antivir is reporting crossfire as an heuristic detection... meaning that the antivir cannot recognize the file as a virus, but the crypted structure of the file makes it suspicious... let me quote myself: (Quote) greets -
if its a false positive it should be solved in the next updates of the antivir... so update it asap... on the other hand my avira is not detecting anything wrong with CF, but i disabled the heuristic years ago and it got updated ths morning if after updating you still get the same reports, you can wait some days till a new update is released. anyways, to be sure thats a false positive, you should check that file with other antivirus and see if they see it as a virus or notthere are some that ca…
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avira is not bad at all, however its known for giving some false positives... is for that i disabled the heuristic long ago and i look carefully every positive before deleting the file it also has a free version, and that is a big advantage against kaspersky (sry jack, i dont intend to prevent you to get your commission from kaspersky labs sellers department :P) kaspersky is also a very good antivirus, but its also non perfect... in fact i treated some computers on past december where kaspersky…
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yep, thats the commander norton strategy... btw, panda also uses that tactic...
