| reply to dp
Re: Ad-Aware Sept. 12 Update - FP?? It is the new regsitry entries you are seeing for these two:
Win32.Trojan.Agent
BargainBuddy
And additionally in Sashwa's log, these two which are probably from Eric Howe's IESPYAD in the restricted zone. I had these yesterday in the beta release and reported them, but maybe they missed my report. In any case these are FPs too, I'm pretty sure (I had the same ones)
obj[9]=Regkey : software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\internet settings\zonemap\domains\media-motor.net
obj[10]=Regkey : software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\internet settings\zonemap\domains\mmohsix.com
Check the dword value on those keys Sash and if they are a 4 then that is ok 
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 sashwaPixie Cat Crunchin' n Foldin'Premium,Mod
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kudos:15 | Janie, both those Dword values of those entries are 4.
Also, I'm not using Eric Howe's IESPYAD. I do use Spybot immunization though. So maybe Spybot has them listed too. |
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| said by sashwa:Janie, both those Dword values of those entries are 4. Also, I'm not using Eric Howe's IESPYAD. I do use Spybot immunization though. So maybe Spybot has them listed too. Ok, a 4 is good. Whatever put it there has put that site into the IE restricted zone. So don't "fix it", it's a FP, too.
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sashwaPixie Cat Crunchin' n Foldin'Premium,Mod
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kudos:15 | Thanks, Janie. I restored the quarantined files and waiting to hear about a fix before I put the stuff back in quarantine. |
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approval from:
CalamityJane 
| reply to CalamityJane
Object : inetctls.inet
Object : clsid\{48e59293-9880-11cf-9754-00aa00c00908}
FP! These two are related to inetctls.inet and are totally valid for at least some VB & VB.Net applications, especially for developers. If you remove them, I bet your VB apps won't run, compile, and/or load properly.
I do not know about the BarginBuddy entry.
{d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000}
Fortunately I was thinking FPs as soon as I saw these. So I ran full bore Norton AV, SpyBot, Windows Defender, Hijack,etc., none of which found or reported these.
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