Not sure of the best way to bring this to BD's attention. I am sure they can get it sorted quicker than I can....
Hello msr,
This is not BitDefender's problem. You should report this to Dr.Web, because I can assure you that it is a False Positive.
These is a very small chance that livesrv.exe had been infected by something. If you want to eliminate this possibility, you can upload the file on www.virustotal.com and, in a few minutes, you'll have the result from a scan made with 30+ AV products. However, I already made this scan and the only result I got were 2 alerts from DrWeb and PrevX (both alerts based on heuristic detection, not on signature...so both detections are subject to False Positives).
Cris.
This is not BitDefender's problem. You should report this to Dr.Web, because I can assure you that it is a False Positive.
These is a very small chance that livesrv.exe had been infected by something. If you want to eliminate this possibility, you can upload the file on www.virustotal.com and, in a few minutes, you'll have the result from a scan made with 30+ AV products. However, I already made this scan and the only result I got were 2 alerts from DrWeb and PrevX (both alerts based on heuristic detection, not on signature...so both detections are subject to False Positives).
Cris.
QUOTE (Cris @ Dec 30 2007, 07:45 PM) 
Hello msr,
This is not BitDefender's problem. You should report this to Dr.Web, because I can assure you that it is a False Positive.
These is a very small chance that livesrv.exe had been infected by something. If you want to eliminate this possibility, you can upload the file on www.virustotal.com and, in a few minutes, you'll have the result from a scan made with 30+ AV products. However, I already made this scan and the only result I got were 2 alerts from DrWeb and PrevX (both alerts based on heuristic detection, not on signature...so both detections are subject to False Positives).
Cris.
This is not BitDefender's problem. You should report this to Dr.Web, because I can assure you that it is a False Positive.
These is a very small chance that livesrv.exe had been infected by something. If you want to eliminate this possibility, you can upload the file on www.virustotal.com and, in a few minutes, you'll have the result from a scan made with 30+ AV products. However, I already made this scan and the only result I got were 2 alerts from DrWeb and PrevX (both alerts based on heuristic detection, not on signature...so both detections are subject to False Positives).
Cris.
Cris,
I appreciate that it is not BD`s problem, but I suspect that Dr Web will respond quicker to them than to me...
msr
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