Undetectable Trojan

--9608-Mike--9608---9608-Mike--9608-
edited August 2006 in Spyware & Virus Removal
There may have been a small chance that my PC was infected with anundetectable trojan. The question is why is it undectectable. I have the latest anti-virus updates....and it was built in "poison ivy 2.0" so i've heard. Is there anyway to find it? I temporarily shared my drive and set up 3 virus scans using Symantecs newest version, Bit Defender Pro's, and Kaspersky's. And no luck. I didnt open the file, but it resides on my computer and was perplexed.
So do i just have to wait for a new version of antivirus's?

Comments

  • mtunickmtunick
    edited August 2006
    No matter what you do everyday new viruses are spread that are undectectable, antivirus and malware will always be one step behind.
  • --9608-Mike--9608---9608-Mike--9608-
    edited August 2006
    mtunick wrote:
    No matter what you do everyday new viruses are spread that are undectectable, antivirus and malware will always be one step behind.
    I agree 100%, but...This backdoor isn't new. I can say it was built a few months ago from the exe "Created on" info. It was built by a public program and was wondering why Antivirus Corps havent coded their programs to detect it. Oh well, I'll be patient.
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