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2/18/2009 1:38 PM
 

hi @ all,

we detect with the software of PC Doctor a malware in the dotnetnuke.zip file. The Route is :

Providers\HTMLEditorProviders\Fck\App_LocalResources\fckimagegallery.aspx.es-BO.res

We are still looking forward for answers from the dotnetnuke team what happen with this malware detection.
File Name detection of the malware :HiddenFiles

Details about the search:

Spyware Research > Infections > Hidden Files

Details of the selected infection are shown below. This infection can be detected and cleaned using Spyware Doctor.

Nombre: Hidden Files
Nivel de la amenaza: High
Descripción:  
Removal: This infection can be removed using Spyware Doctor.
 


 

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2/18/2009 2:40 PM
 

Hello,

i'm not sure what you mean by "We are still looking forward for answers from the dotnetnuke team what happen with this malware detection." - I'm one of a team of people who monitor the security@dotnetnuke.com alias and we have not received any emails asking about this

I can see a number of problems with what you describe - first of the all the file type is .resx which is a storage format for strings and objects such as images - it is not an executable format (such as exe) or an interpretable one such as (aspx/vbs etc.) that could form a virus. Secondly,the actual file you indicate is simply a bolivian spanish translation of the fck functions, dotnetnuke simply uses entries in it to replace text . Looking at the copy I have (you didn't identify the version that you're seeing that problem with so i checked a few . ) it contains no serialized objects, and consists of 12 translated entries for fields such as the text on an upload button, a message that there is no available space etc.

As to your problem itself, I can see a few possibilites

  • the file extension is .res and not .resx - this is different from the version we deploy, but I could conceive of a case where someone renamed it incorrectly. .res files are executable delphi files so this might cause an issue (http://www.fileinfo.net/extension/res)
  • the tool you're using has simply shown a "false positive" where it's flagged something in error - much like if you send a joke about viagra to a friend it may be flagged as spam mail
  • the tool you're using is faking a result, so you get concerned and buy the tool - doing a quick search http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=Spyware+Doctor+scam&meta= , throws up a lot of results that would support this theory

If you're concerned I'd recommend you open the file in notepad and examine it's contents, as well as right click on it and get whatever antivirus program you use to scan it.

Cathal

 


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2/18/2009 4:37 PM
 

hi,
// u wrote
the file extension is .res and not .resx - this is different from the version we deploy, but I could conceive of a case where someone renamed it incorrectly. .res files are executable delphi files so this might cause an issue (http://www.fileinfo.net/extension/res)
//

and u give yourself the answer.
It' is a .res file that what is what i've write in this post. So, how it's possible, in an original package from this download site is an .res extension file like this one. This whas my question not less not more. U have write a lot, but at the end you tell me nothing. Even you tell me from where this file is coming. It is in the Original Package, so! I'm not angry, i will only know what happen in this case of issues. I dont check the file, i delete them inmediately and i think so the file is in the package for visual studio.

 
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2/18/2009 6:31 PM
 

please tell me what package you are using, both version and type so I can check i.e. 4.9.2_install . We do not have any .res files in our source code repostory and I cannot find any in the 6-7 packages I checked. Did you install any additional modules, or update versions of the fckeditor ie. did you download the beta version from Locopon's site?

Cathal


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2/18/2009 6:55 PM
 

cathal connolly wrote
 

...As to your problem itself, I can see a few possibilites

Cathal-
Good call on the possibility of "Spyware Doctor" being a fake scanner, but the program is, in fact, legit (though its effectiveness and stability may be questionable).  See CNN's (CNET) take on two versions of Spyware Doctor: 
 
   http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/ptech/03/29/spyware.doctor/index.html

 
-mamlin


esmamlin atxgeek.me
 
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