A Trick To Check Ur Antivirus Is Working Properly

[psyche]

Nice!!!!!! My bitdefender 2008 quarantined it immediately when i pressed ENTER to save the text file on notepad...... Its up and running that means....

 

[||~Rangana~||]

ohh yehh it detected...!!!
Thnx a lot...!!!!

 

[crazer_z]

awsm its wrking

 

[MasterDeAndy]

Heheee.... Kaspersky grabbed it by the balls & castrated it right there! Maxxxxa... Thanx macho!

 

[pusa07]

nice trick.. but i think any VG will kill da file if u r connected to net.
but dis trick will help u to make sure ur VG is up n wrkin..

 

[trox911]

Man dis is great!!!

 

[ahamednishadh]

MINES ALSO WORKING!!(KAS 7)

 

[dammika1983]

he he bitdefender detected it & quarentined the file immediately.thanks for sharing

 

[madhu4gr]

I have try it.........ela .........:

 

[ywicky]

My Kaspersky is working perfectly!
It deleted as sonn as I saved it!
Thanx!

 

[kushan22]

wow..........................
Kaspersky deleted it even b4 I rename it as fakevirus.exe
but how we know are viruses in my computer...
kaspersky cant detect some trojens...........
but i update my computer daily as a automatic...............

 

[Kalindugayan]

delete wenne ne

 

[Hasitha-Kasun]

Wada Ban Weda.Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[emndb]

mage ekanam elatama weda...

 

[DJ Hafeez]

weda weda!ela thnx

 

[Nisanka_Xtreme]

hehe save button eka obanakotama nod 32 eken virus eka delete kara kiyala aawa.. lol
wat if my antivirus didnt detect it? wats gonna happen to my pc?

same thing happended

 

[Wihaga2008]

EICAR-Test-File

Aliases
EICAR-Test-File (Kaspersky Lab) is also known as: EICAR-AV-Test (Sophos), EICAR_Test_File (RAV), Eicar_test_file (Trend Micro), Eicar-Test-Signature (H+BEDV), EICAR_Test_File (FRISK), EICAR_Test (+356) (Grisoft), Eicar-Test-Signature (ClamAV), Eicar.Mod (Panda)

Description added : Jul 07 2003
Behavior : Virus

Technical details
EICAR is a short 68-byte COM file that is detected by anti-virus programs as a virus, but is actually NOT "VIRAL" at all. When executed it just displays a message and returns control to the host program.
Why is this harmless file detected as a virus? The file was created in order to demonstrate to users the messages and procedures that anti-virus programs display when a real virus is detected.
Some time ago researchers from several anti-virus companies were asked by users to develop a way to demonstrate what would happen in case of a real virus attack; a sort of simulation of which messages anti-virus programs will display and what actions will be recommended to perform, e.t.c.
After some time and thought toward how to best satisfy the request, the anti-virus researchers decided to release some virus-simulators that would be some harmless file that does nothing but display a message(s) and then exits to DOS (host OS). It was decided that this file could contain only ASCII characters so that users could type it or copy it from a User Guide. As a result the COM file looks as follows:

X5O!P%@AP[4\PZX54(P^)7CC)7}$EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TEST-FILE!$H+H*
Despite having only ASCII characters, this COM file is nonetheless a legitime computer program that does work under DOS or in a DOS window under Windows, OS/2 or any other OS that is able to run DOS programs. When run or executed this COM-file simply displays a text message and exits to DOS. The displayed message looks as follows:

EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TEST-FILE!
It is as simple as that, though a lot of anti-virus programs detect it as a virus named EICAR-Test-File or something close to this.


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Mokakda me kunuharape??????

 

[i-maxz]

appata boal...save karannawat hariyata hamba une nane... BOK gala delete kolane NOD32 walin...

 

[dinukap4]

KIS deleted it !