What Is The Best Anti-trojan Software ?

[leonidas]

Considering ability to find & destroy trojan, updates & ressources usage.

[3rd gen noob]

anti trojan 5.5

[[B][O][T]]

Yeah like 3rd gen noob posted, I think You can find a hash for it in the verifieds.

BOT

[zapjb]

I use AT also. I think BOT recommended it 3 months or so ago.
The others I've found are a joke & or they f*ck with piraters.

[[B][O][T]]

Found it here (http://www.klboard.ath.cx/index.php?showtopic=67220&hl=anti-trojan)

BOT

[zapjb]

In consideration of what BOT just posted. Maybe it was balamm that recommended AT. Oh well great app!

[leonidas]

Thanks!

[Amarjit]

I think I speak on behalf of the majority of the KLBoard members, by stating that, Symantec Norton AntiVirus is more than capable of accomplishing your requirements!

[3rd gen noob]

Originally posted by Amarjit@13 October 2003 - 17:19
I think I speak on behalf of the majority of the KLBoard members, by stating that, Symantec Norton AntiVirus is more than capable of accomplishing your requirements!
norton isn't too hot at catching trojans...it's best to have a 'stand alone' anti trojan...

norton is pretty good (though nod32 generally has a better detection rate :-" )

[imported_Catracho]

I downloaded the latest version of this anti trojan and need to 'buy" it within 14 days. Anyone can help bypass this? I'll appreciate it B)

[Illuminati]

Originally posted by Amarjit@13 October 2003 - 18:19
I think I speak on behalf of the majority of the KLBoard members, by stating that, Symantec Norton AntiVirus is more than capable of accomplishing your requirements!
Technically trojans aren't the same as viruses - One is a wildfire of an infection while the other has an controlled purpose (kinda).

While NAV may get the more popular trojans, it isn't specialised in handling Trojans (i.e. it doesn't get all of the trojans); viruses are its speciality.

In the end, determining Norton Antivirus's effectiveness with trojans is like comparing Anti-Trojan's effectiveness with viruses :lol:

BTW never speak on behalf of me :rolleyes:

[sharedholder]

Originally posted by Catracho@13 October 2003 - 17:51
I downloaded the latest version of this anti trojan and need to 'buy" it within 14 days. Anyone can help bypass this? I'll appreciate it B)
Google -----> anti trojan 5.5 overdays

[zapjb]

Illuminati Posted on 13 October 2003 - 12:58
.....BTW never speak on behalf of me

Me too! ;)

[imported_Catracho]

Originally posted by sharedholder+13 October 2003 - 18:59--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (sharedholder &#064; 13 October 2003 - 18:59)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin-Catracho@13 October 2003 - 17:51
I downloaded the latest version of this anti trojan and need to &#39;buy" it within 14 days. Anyone can help bypass this? I&#39;ll appreciate it&nbsp; B)
Google -----&#62; anti trojan 5.5 overdays[/b][/quote]
Cool&#33; Thanks

Oh BTW I scanned and found this:
http://catracho.250free.com/Anitrojan.JPG

Have Norton Antivirus Pro2004 and Norton Internet Security Pro 2003. Both up to date. <_<

Do I need to do some search or something to find where the trojan is? thanks

[sharedholder]

The same thing here ,i tryed to search with google but i don&#39;t find nothing relevant,everytime i scan i found that.

[3rd gen noob]

Originally posted by sharedholder@13 October 2003 - 18:09
The same thing here ,i tryed to search with google but i don&#39;t find nothing relevant,everytime i scan i found that.
i have the same &#39;problem&#39; too...i don&#39;t think it&#39;s anything to be concerned about

[imported_Catracho]

what gives? I did a scan and as you can see on that pic i posted there were only 22 open ports. Now I have just done a second scan and found 81 ports open&#33; <_< AND found that same port open by a trojan.. I think it&#39;s nothing to worry about. I have Norton that tells me that im in stealth mode. I dont know...

[3rd gen noob]

Originally posted by Catracho@13 October 2003 - 18:23
what gives? I did a scan and as you can see on that pic i posted there were only 22 open ports. Now I have just done a second scan and found 81 ports open&#33; <_< AND found that same port open by a trojan.. I think it&#39;s nothing to worry about. I have Norton that tells me that im in stealth mode. I dont know...
p2p apps like to open a lot of ports...

[sharedholder]

About Ports (http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers)

More Info (http://netsecurity.about.com/library/blfreeportscan.htm)

[clocker]

I just now got this app and ran it for the first time.
I&#39;ve only got 8 open ports...

I&#39;m either very stealthy, or dead. :P

[nikita69]

I agree w/3rd, to add, there are several ways that a port is opened and Norton/other known good programs don&#39;t catch. Anti is good. I have a program that was created by, who else, a hacker and will post a link about. I have it installed yet it&#39;s running processes are merely invisible and won&#39;t even bother u if u get trojans (if u have the settings that way, it&#39;ll just block them and/or close the port).

btw, is my browser or does Catracho have an invalid avatar address?

http&#58;//www.forums.kazaalite.com/templates/subSilver/images/logo_phpBB.gif

[MUSLEMAN]

try spy sweeper

[nostalgia]

What about Trojan Hunter. Is it any good????

[ZaZu]

Originally posted by Amarjit@13 October 2003 - 17:19
I think I speak on behalf of the majority of the KLBoard members, by stating that, Symantec Norton AntiVirus is more than capable of accomplishing your requirements&#33;

Not for me, Norton found the "download.trojan",
told me where it was ( in C:/windows)
told me it was infecting, csrss
but it could not remove it. I had to reinstall WinXP to get rid of it

[fkdup74]

i gotta agree that norton is fallible, ive had other progs detect trojans that nortons missed, but, hey zasu, if norton detected it, it should be in symantecs knowledge base, with removal instructions (just lettin ya know so you dont have to reinstall xp next time)