Can someone help me plz???

cancerstick · Post by **cancerstick** » 29 Sep 2009, 14:19

Hello Hackers Out There,
Im new to this sort of thing. Nothing crazy in mind i just want have a little fun but ive run into a problem. I wanted to NUKE a friend of mine online and tried to run a nuker that i just got. It didnt say it or anything but it seems like my atni-virus software thinks its a virus or something. When i try to exrtact the files before i run the app to install no files even show in the folder i extract them to. I have mcafee and i know theyre strict but if i use other progs it usually asks me to allow them or not. I have spyware blockers also and dont know what the problem is. I even redownloaded the software from a trusted source so to me its becoming a cluster $%!@ but well worth figuring it out. I tried disableing my firewal and other options and am getting nowhere. Im open to all suggestions so if you could give me some insight on what i my be doin wrong id appreciate it. I hope to hear from you all very soon. THANKS.

~cancerstick

Post by **ayu** » 29 Sep 2009, 14:25

Have you tried disabling the anti virus ... ? =)

Your AV detects it as malware because it's not really "hello kitty nice software of the month" ^^

Post by **bad_brain** » 29 Sep 2009, 14:29

um, might be better to know what malware is found before trying to run it with the AV disabled....lamers often hide trojan droppers, etc. in such crapware...

Post by **lilrofl** » 29 Sep 2009, 16:37

True statement! One of the best ways to distribute malware is to hide it in "crapware" I believe the term was... good term by the way, I would have chose lameware... but maybe that's just mean.

scan it for sure, but don't be surprised if your AV says that IT is a virus... because they do that with all sorts of potentially unfriendly softwares.

Cheers =)

bozotheclown138 · Post by **bozotheclown138** » 29 Sep 2009, 16:58

all statements very true... but if you want to learn much about hacking and your starting from scratch ditch mcafee and go avira. just my advice

JamesDD · Post by **JamesDD** » 19 Oct 2009, 19:46

I guess that's the beauty of 'hacking' programs, AV's will agree that any 'hacking utility' is almost always a virus, and thus the reason why so many people bind them with whatever they decide.