Vaz Plus v1/2010 v1 Trojan?

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Has anybody else been warned by AVG free v7.5.503 (fully updated) that it's found this trojan in both plugins > Trojan horse PSW.OnlineGames.PLZ ?

I assume these are false positives, but just thought I'd ask.
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You probably don't know that viruses and trojans infect executables. Don't blame your plugins! :x
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RPdigital wrote:You probably don't know that viruses and trojans infect executables. Don't blame your plugins! :x
Strangely enough, I did know that, I wasn't blaming the plugins, Mr c**nty I know everything 21 posts, the exe's and uninstallers for both Vaz Plus and Vaz 2010 have been flagged by AVG as infected. I was only asking if anybody else had seen this?
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RPdigital wrote:You probably don't know that viruses and trojans infect executables. Don't blame your plugins! :x
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RPdigital wrote:You probably don't know that viruses and trojans infect executables. Don't blame your plugins! :x
FYI Dynamic-link libraries (dll files) also can be infected by a virus, since the file formats for DLLs are the same as for Windows EXE files. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic-link_library

I doubt VAZ is really infected though. Probably a false alarm.

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Vaz no doubt is one sick synth, but i doubt if it has that type of Virus :) ..
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kangul wrote:
RPdigital wrote:You probably don't know that viruses and trojans infect executables. Don't blame your plugins! :x
FYI Dynamic-link libraries (dll files) also can be infected by a virus, since the file formats for DLLs are the same as for Windows EXE files. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic-link_library

I doubt VAZ is really infected though. Probably a false alarm.
Yeah, I assumed the warnings were false positives as both have been installed for a couple of years now, and the installers backed up on my D drive even longer, without any problems till today. It was only when doing a routine full system scan they were picked up as infected, I just wanted to ask here before I go pestering Martin over what is probably nothing.
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