FYI Potential Issue for Users of Norton Security Products
Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2016 9:27 am
For your information -
I am a Norton Internet Security User - in a routine scan this morning the Pike & Shot Campaigns autorun.exe was quarantined and then automatically removed.
This was done on the basis of an automated statistical analysis by the Norton software and a reported WS.Reputation.1 threat.
This threat simply reflects the fact that there are very few users in the Norton Community and not that this is a virus per se - it is a result of Norton's, otherwise useful, risk averse approach..
If you are a Norton User - (apparently there are at least another 53 in the Norton Community) - be aware that this might happen and you will need to use the restore facility; Which you should find in Norton Security History, against the specific threat removal notification and under 'More Options'.
You can also flag the file to protect it from future scans and/or submit feedback to Norton.
I have restored the file successfully on my system and sent feedback to Norton.
Consequently this post does not need a support response from Slitherene and is intended to inform only.
I am a Norton Internet Security User - in a routine scan this morning the Pike & Shot Campaigns autorun.exe was quarantined and then automatically removed.
This was done on the basis of an automated statistical analysis by the Norton software and a reported WS.Reputation.1 threat.
This threat simply reflects the fact that there are very few users in the Norton Community and not that this is a virus per se - it is a result of Norton's, otherwise useful, risk averse approach..
If you are a Norton User - (apparently there are at least another 53 in the Norton Community) - be aware that this might happen and you will need to use the restore facility; Which you should find in Norton Security History, against the specific threat removal notification and under 'More Options'.
You can also flag the file to protect it from future scans and/or submit feedback to Norton.
I have restored the file successfully on my system and sent feedback to Norton.
Consequently this post does not need a support response from Slitherene and is intended to inform only.