[tranvanthien]

Hi aldostools !

And 1 more thing is the installer will make 2 folder "ps3tools" like that
"c:\user\user name\ps3tool\ps3tools\"

Why you don't make another folder to install the program but choose the folder "user" if someone use WinXP they dont have folder "user". And why there are 2 folder "ps3tools".
I though this is only tiny mistake but it will be perfect if you fix that

[itskamel]

Anyone else not getting av alerts on this?

[GregoryRasputin]

Originally Posted by itskamel Anyone else not getting av alerts on this?

A member on another thread has and when you mentioned it to me, i decided to check for myself and yes my AV as well as a couple of the online Virus Scanners said it was or contained a Trojan

But im sure it is a false positive.

[itskamel]

Originally Posted by GregoryRasputin A member on another thread has and when you mentioned it to me, i decided to check for myself and yes my AV as well as a couple of the online Virus Scanners said it was or contained a Trojan But im sure it is a false positive.

meh. i guess i will pass on it for now then.

[aldostools]

@tranvanthien the installer let you choose the installation folder.

@itskamel let me explain you a bit how Antivirus work and why it is a "False Positive":

Almost all the antivirus software work using a database of known virus (blacklist & whitelist). They analyze several parts of the operating system (boot sectors, registry, files, etc.). For executables, they analyze the binary code to find patterns (many mordern virus try to ofuscate the AV modifying its code on every replication).

Some of these patterns are determinted based on "heuristics"... in other words, the AV checks the behavior of the program and catalog it as virus if the program does not behaves as a typical application.

PKG_ContentID.exe associates many file extensions to it to automate several tasks related to sign/decrypt/etc. Many AV think it is a virus/trojan because real malware have the same behavior. Additionally the program is updated frequently, so they may not have whitelisted the hash of the latest versions.

Additionally, AV companies want that the developers acquire a "Developer ID Certification Authority", just to certificate that it is a trusted developer. And that is not free

BTW my "so called trojan" was updated to 2.0.57

[ihton]

Aldos, hostmonster has drop your site...

Can u reupload it?

P.S: If you need a web-hosting I can give you one, just PM me.

[tranvanthien]

@aldostools

Did you see this ? what's happen with BruteforceSaveData icon ?

[OKR2012]

Originally Posted by tranvanthien @aldostools Did you see this ? what's happen with BruteforceSaveData icon ?

There is a problem with the menu.ini file with the exe for the tools. I just edited it and added a line under the "Bruteforcesavedata" and typed "icon=(none)". I'm not on my PC currently so i'm not sure about the exact names but that's basically what i did.

[aldostools]

Thanks @tranvanthien for the report.

The menu in ps3tools 2.0.57 should fix it, but the menu.ini should be generated again deleting it or edit it as @OKR2012 explained above (adding "icon=(none)").

The pixelation is due the program is reading the real icon from the EXE (32x32) and stretching it to 100x100. For the other tools, I was detecting them by name and using an internal icon 100x100 instead of the real one.

[tranvanthien]

Originally Posted by OKR2012 There is a problem with the menu.ini file with the exe for the tools. I just edited it and added a line under the "Bruteforcesavedata" and typed "icon=(none)". I'm not on my PC currently so i'm not sure about the exact names but that's basically what i did.

thank you. I've added the line "icon=(none)" and it worked flawlessly.