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Is there a way that programs are not detected by virus protection?
April 17, 2010
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What kind of programs? if you are using hacking/ethical hacking tools like netcat you are anti-virus might not tolerate that..
I suggest that you recompile these programs if you have the source code for them after you add some extra lines empty lines or comments in order to change the virus signature
shut it off, or OK programs. But if you are trying go virus free, you system is doing a good job finding them, because I think you would not be losing your " Programs ! " if they weren’t infected.
YOU are the one out of line, ( going back in there to use risky programs)
The only programs not detected are the ones with no infections.
try to check your AV setting…I’m using AVAST and i can set certain program from being detected …in simple term, i ask avast to just ignore that program particularly
than you lost your protection —are you willing to get infected to do that
well depending on the AV prgram but go to the settings and mark the program / file as safe or ignore or something like that
If it deletes something that is needed and does so un commanded,I would either get rid of it or Get with that company that made it and get help to configure it.
Yes. Most antivirus software have option that allow the antivirus to ignore some processes that you may specify.
You should check the advanced settings in your antivirus and look for that option, then list it in the allowed programs to run without being scanned or checked,
If you say that the antivirus also deletes the programs, that means it detects the programs as dangerous and you might set the scanning options at a lower detection level.