Kaspersky says that inetc.dll is "not-a-virus😁ownloader.Win32.SwiftCleaner.b".
I think that this is a false positive. But from Kaspersky Labs I got the answer that "we dont think it is false positive".
In the attachment you can see the result of an online-scan of inetc.dll by VirusTotal.
The problem is that we use inetc.dll to update our software and many customers complain about this Kaspersky-alert.
Has anybody an idea of a workaround?
Thank You
inetc.dll - Kaspersky
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What's the adress of page you are screening?
One of workaround is using wget (which you could distribute in your installer). However I don't know if it's redistribuable.
One of workaround is using wget (which you could distribute in your installer). However I don't know if it's redistribuable.
Screening address
I´m sorry, but how can I make the url visible?
Other solution: www-virustotal-com (use dot instead of hyphen)
I´m sorry, but how can I make the url visible?
Other solution: www-virustotal-com (use dot instead of hyphen)
I can't see the URL 🙄 (because you are junior member?)
I think that it is a part of forum rules for junior members. I see http://www.virustotal.com/ correctly. Try hxxp://www.virustotal.com/ next time 😉
Tip: Until you reach a certain amount of posts, URLs written in posts don't show up (to reduce the effects of spammers, I'm sure). However, they can be seen by clicking the quote button.
This happens with May 20 and 21 versions, latest July 15 is OK.
I temporarily use InetLoad.dll. There seems to be no problem with Kaspersky.
Tomorrow I will try inetc.dll again. Thank You!
Tomorrow I will try inetc.dll again. Thank You!