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Junior Member
Norton Antivirus seemed to find a Trojan in the trials fusion download
Ok just need to know if this is a known problem or is this something i can allow
Filename: uplay_string.exe
Threat name: Trojan.ADH.2
Full Path: c:\program files (x86)\ubisoft\ubisoft game launcher\games\trials fusion\support\software\tools\uplay_string.exe
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Details
Unknown Community Usage,* Unknown Age,* Risk High
Origin
Downloaded from
*Unknown
Activity
Actions performed: Actions performed: 1
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On computers as of*
8/16/2014 at 12:13:41 PM
Last Used*
8/16/2014 at 12:13:41 PM
Startup Item*
No
Launched*
No
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Unknown
It is unknown how many users in the Norton Community have used this file.
Unknown
This file release is currently not known.
High
This file risk is high.
Threat type: Virus. Programs that infect other programs, files, or areas of a computer by inserting themselves or attaching themselves to that medium.
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Source: External Media
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File Actions
File: c:\program files (x86)\ubisoft\ubisoft game launcher\games\trials fusion\support\software\tools\ uplay_string.exe Blocked
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File Thumbprint - SHA:
d5a28f7912d69d0dc330dd74073c32b6fc99e4a6fc42054da4 9fca7f56cbdfc4
File Thumbprint - MD5:
Not available
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Senior Member
Personally I wouldn't trust Norton. There have been stories of Norton actually giving people Viruses (maybe what is happening here). In my experience with Norton, after a couple months, it stopped me scanning my computer or doing any checks on it, it completely stopped Java, and refused to download safe files such as Open Office. As soon as I deleted it, Java worked again, as long as you don't go on dodgy websites or download things you are unaware of, you shouldn't need anti virus, it just slows down your computer.
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Trials Developer
Hello,
It's most likely a false positive, I'll forward that to the Uplay team.
Cheers,
