On 29 May 17  10:34:51, Ben Ritchey said the following to All:   
      
   BR> My ClamWin AntiVirus program reports:   
   BR>    
   BR>   DB399SRD.ZIP: Win.Virus.Virut-5914242-0 FOUND   
   BR>    
   BR> This file has been submitted to ClamAV.Net as a false-positive. Until this    
   BR> been verified, SR13 has been quarantined. Better safe than sorry, right?   
      
   Ben, I replied to your Netmail about all of this, and if I am not mistaken,    
   you are a programmer as well.   
      
   The way that the D'Bridge code is compiled for publication is impossible for a   
   virus to be injected in any way shape or form. The compiler generates    
   machine-language code from the many source files... all of it DOS based, so a    
   "Win" virus would be impossible. Any competant programmer, system    
   administrator or operator of a major mail/file distribution would know this.   
      
   BinkD generates a false-positive for Avira as a "TR/Downloader Virus"... is   
   anyone quarantining their work? Or is just Clam that counts here?   
      
   Nick   
      
   --- Renegade vY2Ka2   
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