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From: Hans-J. Ude on 16 May 2008 08:37
ATTENTION! I googled for ["IE Inspector HTTP Analyzer"] and reached a
site wich offered a trial version of the software. I can't recall
which site though. During the installation I got at least 2-3 virus
and/or trojan alerts using Avira AntVir. I probably hit a fake site
and just wanted to tell you to be careful. I hope I got rid of it now.

"David Ching" <dc(a)remove-this.dcsoft.com> wrote:

>A tool such as IE Inspector HTTP Analyzer would tell you immediately. You
>could debug your app and step over the Sekk() and Read() calls, and monitor
>the HTTP traffic with this tool.

David, I'd never believe you'd guide people to malware. I must have
hit a fake site. Or maybe my Antivir gave a false alarm.

regards,
Hans
From: Joseph M. Newcomer on 16 May 2008 12:19
The kinds of things that a proxy like an HTTP analyzer have to do would look remarkably
like what a piece of malware would do. I suspect that your antivirus was giving correct
reports; the problem would be that this code would actually be doing legitimate things as
far as you are concerned. But AV software couldn't tell desired and expected behavior
from what a trojan would want to do.
joe

On Fri, 16 May 2008 14:37:56 +0200, Hans-J. Ude <news(a)wolptec.de> wrote:

>ATTENTION! I googled for ["IE Inspector HTTP Analyzer"] and reached a
>site wich offered a trial version of the software. I can't recall
>which site though. During the installation I got at least 2-3 virus
>and/or trojan alerts using Avira AntVir. I probably hit a fake site
>and just wanted to tell you to be careful. I hope I got rid of it now.
>
>"David Ching" <dc(a)remove-this.dcsoft.com> wrote:
>
>>A tool such as IE Inspector HTTP Analyzer would tell you immediately. You
>>could debug your app and step over the Sekk() and Read() calls, and monitor
>>the HTTP traffic with this tool.
>
>David, I'd never believe you'd guide people to malware. I must have
>hit a fake site. Or maybe my Antivir gave a false alarm.
>
>regards,
>Hans
Joseph M. Newcomer [MVP]
email: newcomer(a)flounder.com
Web: http://www.flounder.com
MVP Tips: http://www.flounder.com/mvp_tips.htm
From: David Ching on 16 May 2008 12:39
"Hans-J. Ude" <news(a)wolptec.de> wrote in message
news:t7vq24572h7811jb64abl7042v6ou98ecb(a)4ax.com...
>>A tool such as IE Inspector HTTP Analyzer would tell you immediately. You
>>could debug your app and step over the Sekk() and Read() calls, and
>>monitor
>>the HTTP traffic with this tool.
>
> David, I'd never believe you'd guide people to malware. I must have
> hit a fake site. Or maybe my Antivir gave a false alarm.
>

As Joe says, I think it's the latter. I've used IE Inspector for many years
and have been very pleased with it.

-- David


From: pos123 on 25 May 2008 08:36
On May 16, 8:37 am, Hans-J. Ude <n...(a)wolptec.de> wrote:
> ATTENTION! I googled for ["IE InspectorHTTP Analyzer"] and reached a
> site wich offered a trial version of the software. I can't recall
> which site though. During the installation I got at least 2-3 virus
> and/or trojan alerts using Avira AntVir. I probably hit a fake site
> and just wanted to tell you to be careful. I hope I got rid of it now.
>
> David, I'd never believe you'd guide people to malware. I must have
> hit a fake site. Or maybe my Antivir gave a false alarm.
>
> regards,
> Hans

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