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10/5/2012 1:27:40 AM
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"Whole computer scan - 1 potentially dangerous threat detected"
I've seen this message twice now from AVGFree '13, the first time being about a week ago.
It tells me that "The file is signed with a broken digital signature," resulting in an "infected" file or directory.
Can anyone tell me what this means, and if it's a matter of importance?
For the record, I'm also running a full system scan with MalwareBytes at the same moment, and so far it's picked up nothing.
AVG scan was 30minutes, MalwareBytes is at 34 minutes and counting.
[Edited on 10.04.2012 5:29 PM PDT]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] BROWN HAWK [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] sparten110 Digital signatures are used to ID who made what. If it's broken it might be a program trying to make you think that a certain company made it. What file is it?[/quote]Er . . . DVDVideoSoft Ltd. Uh, common program files(x86)/DVDVideoSoft/FreeStudioManager.exe.[/quote]I have that downloaded (on purpose) and Avast! doesn't give me any beef about it.
