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An installer is not only the first experience of a user with your product | |||
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An installer is not only the first experience of a product with your user | |||
Revision as of 12:32, 16 May 2006
I get the following virus message when i install any application using the Nullsoft installer:
c:\docume~1\Karl\Temp\nsd4C.tmp\nsisdl.dll was infected by the downloader-og trojan and has been deleted to complete the clean process.
This file isn't a virus (Symantec have fixed this issue in their virus definitions dated 9 August 2004).
See the nullsoft website for more info: http://nsis.sourceforge.net/index.php?id=2&backPID=2&tt_news=14
hopefully someone will do something about this.
NSISdl: why it gets labeled a trojan
NSISdl is a plugin that can download files from the Internet. While a spyware programmer can use it to download malware, it does not contain any malicious code.
You should probably post in the forums when you have a problem like that - I've seen people complaining about the same thing before.
-Dandaman32 22:46, 25 January 2006 (PST)
An installer is not only the first experience of a user with your product
eh, shouldn't this be An installer is not only the first experience of a product with your user
