It doesn't like VNC.

Says this is a trojan. Can we change this detect??

In the results window, when MSAS finds VNC, simply use the
drop down box next to the VNC entry to select "Always
Ignore."

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>Says this is a trojan. Can we change this detect??

Even if they could do that I wouldnt. VNC can be used in bad ways too.
Especially if bundled with a trojan.

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"Don G." <dgalbreath@thermasys.com> wrote in message
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> Says this is a trojan. Can we change this detect??
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MSAS should detect new instances of VNC if they appear.

I used Giant for awhile, and I chose Ignore Always on my
copy of RealVNC. Later, I installed Ultr@VNC and Giant
identified it as a new threat.

I expect the same will be true of MSAS.

>-----Original Message-----
>Even if they could do that I wouldnt. VNC can be used in
bad ways too.
>Especially if bundled with a trojan.
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