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Markus Friedrich: /* Some virus scanners give a false alert */

2018-11-28T11:51:38Z

Some virus scanners give a false alert

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	== Some virus scanners give a false alert ==		== Some virus scanners give a false alert ==
	Virus scanners sometimes ~~incorrectly report~~ our software TARGET 3001! or the embedded Autorouter ELECTRA as malicious when downloading. This is a ~~so-called~~ "FALSE POSITIVE", i.e. a false alarm. According to human discretion, our products are not infected with viruses, trojans or other malware when delivered or downloaded from our homepage.		Virus scanners sometimes falsely accuse our software TARGET 3001! or the embedded Autorouter ELECTRA as malicious when downloading. This is a "FALSE POSITIVE", i.e. a false alarm. According to human discretion, our products are not infected with viruses, trojans or other malware when delivered or downloaded from our homepage.

	The mere statement of some virus scanners that our software is "suspicious", "dangerous" or "malicious" is close to defamation and represents an enormous business damage for us~~, because customers~~ and interested parties are highly made uncertain. We have equipped TARGET 3001! with a software signature that should avoid the worst false warnings. Nevertheless - be assured that our software does not pose any danger or espionage. Our programs are virus checked before we distribute them.		The mere statement of some virus scanners that our software is "suspicious", "dangerous" or "malicious" is close to defamation and represents an enormous business damage for us. Customers and interested parties are highly made uncertain by such false alerts. We have equipped TARGET 3001! with a software signature that should avoid the worst false warnings. Nevertheless - be assured that our software does not pose any danger or espionage. Our programs are virus checked before we distribute them.

	Please do not be unsettled by such a message. You may also be able to exclude the EXE file from being scanned by your scanner.		Please do not be unsettled by such a message. You may also be able to exclude the EXE file from being scanned by your scanner.

	~~Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator~~

	If you get such a warning and feel insecure what to do, don't hesitate sending us a mail: [mailto:target@ibfriedrich.com target@ibfriedrich.com]<br><br><b>Yours sincerely<br>Ing.-Büro FRIEDRICH</b><br><br>		If you get such a warning and feel insecure what to do, don't hesitate sending us a mail: [mailto:target@ibfriedrich.com target@ibfriedrich.com]<br><br><b>Yours sincerely<br>Ing.-Büro FRIEDRICH</b><br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Some virus scanners give a false alert */

2018-11-28T11:49:25Z

Some virus scanners give a false alert

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	== Some virus scanners give a false alert ==		== Some virus scanners give a false alert ==
			Virus scanners sometimes incorrectly report our software TARGET 3001! or the embedded Autorouter ELECTRA as malicious when downloading. This is a so-called "FALSE POSITIVE", i.e. a false alarm. According to human discretion, our products are not infected with viruses, trojans or other malware when delivered or downloaded from our homepage.

	Some virus scanners falsely alert the tarv14.exe or the electra.exe being malicious. This is a<br><br><center>'''FALSE POSITIVE'''.</center><br><br>By no means any of our software products is a virus, a trojan or any kind of malware.The ~~bare~~ statement of some virus scanners our software is "suspicious", "dangerous" or "malicious" is close to a defamation~~. These false positives are <b>severely injurious to our~~ business~~</b>~~ because customers ~~as well as~~ interested ~~will be left insecure.<br><br>We~~ are ~~extremely concerned about the fact that our image gets flawn wrongly~~. We have ~~furnished~~ TARGET 3001! with a software signature ~~which~~ should avoid the ~~rudest alerts but at the end of the day~~ we ~~somehow~~ do not ~~know how~~ to ~~offend this kind of '''friendly fire''' caused~~ by ~~virus scanners who should be a protection~~.		The mere statement of some virus scanners that our software is "suspicious", "dangerous" or "malicious" is close to defamation and represents an enormous business damage for us, because customers and interested parties are highly made uncertain. We have equipped TARGET 3001! with a software signature that should avoid the worst false warnings. Nevertheless - be assured that our software does not pose any danger or espionage. Our programs are virus checked before we distribute them.

			Please do not be unsettled by such a message. You may also be able to exclude the EXE file from being scanned by your scanner.

			Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator

	If you get such a warning and feel insecure what to do, don't hesitate sending us a mail: [mailto:target@ibfriedrich.com target@ibfriedrich.com]<br><br><b>Yours sincerely<br>Ing.-Büro FRIEDRICH</b><br><br>		If you get such a warning and feel insecure what to do, don't hesitate sending us a mail: [mailto:target@ibfriedrich.com target@ibfriedrich.com]<br><br><b>Yours sincerely<br>Ing.-Büro FRIEDRICH</b><br><br>

Michelle Fischer at 09:32, 18 April 2018

2018-04-18T09:32:37Z

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	See the following examples of false positives created by virus scanners:<br><br>		See the following examples of false positives created by virus scanners:<br><br>

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	\|style="width: 25%;"\|[[file:Kaspersky false positive.PNG\|left]]\|\|The software "Kaspersky Internet Security 2010" accuses the electra.exe, which is embedded into the TARGET 3001! setup to be a trojan.<br><br>The '''electra.exe''' is the long term approved autorouter ELECTRA, working '''correctly''' and '''efficiently'''. '''By no means''' it is a virus, a trojan, a worm or any kind of malware. We have checked the electra file by 34 virus scanners and did receive [[media:VirusTotalElectraDemo.pdf\|not any further alert]]. According to one's best judgment this message is a '''"false positive"''' by Kaspersky.<br><br>Kaspersky obviously seems to be renowned for "false positives": Using the catchwords [http://www.google.de/#q=kaspersky+%22false+positive%22 kaspersky false positive] Google finds 107,000 reports. Some believe Kaspersky to be the "[http://www.google.de/#q=Kaspersky+%22king+of+false+positives%22 King of False Positives]".<br>		\|style="width: 25%;"\|[[file:Kaspersky false positive.PNG\|left]]\|\|style="vertical-align: baseline;"\|The software "Kaspersky Internet Security 2010" accuses the electra.exe, which is embedded into the TARGET 3001! setup to be a trojan.<br><br>The '''electra.exe''' is the long term approved autorouter ELECTRA, working '''correctly''' and '''efficiently'''. '''By no means''' it is a virus, a trojan, a worm or any kind of malware. We have checked the electra file by 34 virus scanners and did receive [[media:VirusTotalElectraDemo.pdf\|not any further alert]]. According to one's best judgment this message is a '''"false positive"''' by Kaspersky.<br><br>Kaspersky obviously seems to be renowned for "false positives": Using the catchwords [http://www.google.de/#q=kaspersky+%22false+positive%22 kaspersky false positive] Google finds 107,000 reports. Some believe Kaspersky to be the "[http://www.google.de/#q=Kaspersky+%22king+of+false+positives%22 King of False Positives]".<br>
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[file:de_cleaner350.jpg]]\|\| Der <b>"Norton DE- Cleaner"</b>, by Symantec denominates our TARGET 3001! wrongly being a threat. Only if you conduct a second so called "Remote Scan", TARGET 3001! gets designated harmless.		\|[[file:de_cleaner350.jpg]]\|\|style="vertical-align: baseline;"\|Der <b>"Norton DE- Cleaner"</b>, by Symantec denominates our TARGET 3001! wrongly being a threat. Only if you conduct a second so called "Remote Scan", TARGET 3001! gets designated harmless.

	By the German "Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik" the Symantec Norton DE-Cleaner is recommemded being a cleaning software in respect to the "botnet" problem. Via the [http://www.botfrei.de botfrei.de] association it can be downloaded. Solely in Germany this product causes an enourmous '''collateral damage''' by it's False Positives. [http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/DE-Cleaner-verunsichert-Anwender-mit-Fehlalarmen-1098964.html heise.de] or [http://www.chip.de/news/DE-Cleaner-BSI-verdaechtigt-IE-und-Grafik-Treiber_44776958.html chip.de]. Respectable companies with a spotless behaviour falsely get accused of spreading malware so their reputation gets irrepairably damaged. We are struck by this '''scandalous carelessness''' of the German Bundesamt which recklessly endorses injure to innocent software producers.		By the German "Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik" the Symantec Norton DE-Cleaner is recommemded being a cleaning software in respect to the "botnet" problem. Via the [http://www.botfrei.de botfrei.de] association it can be downloaded. Solely in Germany this product causes an enourmous '''collateral damage''' by it's False Positives. [http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/DE-Cleaner-verunsichert-Anwender-mit-Fehlalarmen-1098964.html heise.de] or [http://www.chip.de/news/DE-Cleaner-BSI-verdaechtigt-IE-und-Grafik-Treiber_44776958.html chip.de]. Respectable companies with a spotless behaviour falsely get accused of spreading malware so their reputation gets irrepairably damaged. We are struck by this '''scandalous carelessness''' of the German Bundesamt which recklessly endorses injure to innocent software producers.
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[file:eset350.jpg]]\|\|the virus scanner '''ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4''' alerts our software being a "Potential Threat". TARGET 3001! has applied at ESET for "whitelisting" . Do we now have to do so with every versions update?		\|[[file:eset350.jpg]]\|\|style="vertical-align: baseline;"\|the virus scanner '''ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4''' alerts our software being a "Potential Threat". TARGET 3001! has applied at ESET for "whitelisting" . Do we now have to do so with every versions update?
	\|}		\|}

Michelle Fischer at 09:25, 18 April 2018

2018-04-18T09:25:24Z

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	See the following examples of false positives created by virus scanners:<br><br>		See the following examples of false positives created by virus scanners:<br><br>

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	\|~~<div~~ style="width: ~~350px~~;">[[file:Kaspersky false positive.PNG\|left]]~~</div>~~\|\|The software "Kaspersky Internet Security 2010" accuses the electra.exe, which is embedded into the TARGET 3001! setup to be a trojan.<br><br>The '''electra.exe''' is the long term approved autorouter ELECTRA, working '''correctly''' and '''efficiently'''. '''By no means''' it is a virus, a trojan, a worm or any kind of malware. We have checked the electra file by 34 virus scanners and did receive [[media:VirusTotalElectraDemo.pdf\|not any further alert]]. According to one's best judgment this message is a '''"false positive"''' by Kaspersky.<br><br>Kaspersky obviously seems to be renowned for "false positives": Using the catchwords [http://www.google.de/#q=kaspersky+%22false+positive%22 kaspersky false positive] Google finds 107,000 reports. Some believe Kaspersky to be the "[http://www.google.de/#q=Kaspersky+%22king+of+false+positives%22 King of False Positives]".<br>		\|style="width: 25%;"\|[[file:Kaspersky false positive.PNG\|left]]\|\|The software "Kaspersky Internet Security 2010" accuses the electra.exe, which is embedded into the TARGET 3001! setup to be a trojan.<br><br>The '''electra.exe''' is the long term approved autorouter ELECTRA, working '''correctly''' and '''efficiently'''. '''By no means''' it is a virus, a trojan, a worm or any kind of malware. We have checked the electra file by 34 virus scanners and did receive [[media:VirusTotalElectraDemo.pdf\|not any further alert]]. According to one's best judgment this message is a '''"false positive"''' by Kaspersky.<br><br>Kaspersky obviously seems to be renowned for "false positives": Using the catchwords [http://www.google.de/#q=kaspersky+%22false+positive%22 kaspersky false positive] Google finds 107,000 reports. Some believe Kaspersky to be the "[http://www.google.de/#q=Kaspersky+%22king+of+false+positives%22 King of False Positives]".<br>
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[file:de_cleaner350.jpg]]\|\| Der <b>"Norton DE- Cleaner"</b>, by Symantec denominates our TARGET 3001! wrongly being a threat. Only if you conduct a second so called "Remote Scan", TARGET 3001! gets designated harmless.		\|[[file:de_cleaner350.jpg]]\|\| Der <b>"Norton DE- Cleaner"</b>, by Symantec denominates our TARGET 3001! wrongly being a threat. Only if you conduct a second so called "Remote Scan", TARGET 3001! gets designated harmless.

Michelle Fischer at 08:47, 18 April 2018

2018-04-18T08:47:32Z

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	\|[[file:Kaspersky false positive.PNG\|left]]\|\|The software "Kaspersky Internet Security 2010" accuses the electra.exe, which is embedded into the TARGET 3001! setup to be a trojan.<br><br>The '''electra.exe''' is the long term approved autorouter ELECTRA, working '''correctly''' and '''efficiently'''. '''By no means''' it is a virus, a trojan, a worm or any kind of malware. We have checked the electra file by 34 virus scanners and did receive [[media:VirusTotalElectraDemo.pdf\|not any further alert]]. According to one's best judgment this message is a '''"false positive"''' by Kaspersky.<br><br>Kaspersky obviously seems to be renowned for "false positives": Using the catchwords [http://www.google.de/#q=kaspersky+%22false+positive%22 kaspersky false positive] Google finds 107,000 reports. Some believe Kaspersky to be the "[http://www.google.de/#q=Kaspersky+%22king+of+false+positives%22 King of False Positives]".<br>		\|<div style="width: 350px;">[[file:Kaspersky false positive.PNG\|left]]</div>\|\|The software "Kaspersky Internet Security 2010" accuses the electra.exe, which is embedded into the TARGET 3001! setup to be a trojan.<br><br>The '''electra.exe''' is the long term approved autorouter ELECTRA, working '''correctly''' and '''efficiently'''. '''By no means''' it is a virus, a trojan, a worm or any kind of malware. We have checked the electra file by 34 virus scanners and did receive [[media:VirusTotalElectraDemo.pdf\|not any further alert]]. According to one's best judgment this message is a '''"false positive"''' by Kaspersky.<br><br>Kaspersky obviously seems to be renowned for "false positives": Using the catchwords [http://www.google.de/#q=kaspersky+%22false+positive%22 kaspersky false positive] Google finds 107,000 reports. Some believe Kaspersky to be the "[http://www.google.de/#q=Kaspersky+%22king+of+false+positives%22 King of False Positives]".<br>
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[file:de_cleaner350.jpg]]\|\| Der <b>"Norton DE- Cleaner"</b>, by Symantec denominates our TARGET 3001! wrongly being a threat. Only if you conduct a second so called "Remote Scan", TARGET 3001! gets designated harmless.		\|[[file:de_cleaner350.jpg]]\|\| Der <b>"Norton DE- Cleaner"</b>, by Symantec denominates our TARGET 3001! wrongly being a threat. Only if you conduct a second so called "Remote Scan", TARGET 3001! gets designated harmless.

Markus Friedrich at 07:29, 18 April 2018

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	\|[[file:Kaspersky false positive.~~png~~\|left]]\|\|The software "Kaspersky Internet Security 2010" accuses the electra.exe, which is embedded into the TARGET 3001! setup to be a trojan.<br><br>The '''electra.exe''' is the long term approved autorouter ELECTRA, working '''correctly''' and '''efficiently'''. '''By no means''' it is a virus, a trojan, a worm or any kind of malware. We have checked the electra file by 34 virus scanners and did receive [[media:VirusTotalElectraDemo.pdf\|not any further alert]]. According to one's best judgment this message is a '''"false positive"''' by Kaspersky.<br><br>Kaspersky obviously seems to be renowned for "false positives": Using the catchwords [http://www.google.de/#q=kaspersky+%22false+positive%22 kaspersky false positive] Google finds 107,000 reports. Some believe Kaspersky to be the "[http://www.google.de/#q=Kaspersky+%22king+of+false+positives%22 King of False Positives]".<br>		\|[[file:Kaspersky false positive.PNG\|left]]\|\|The software "Kaspersky Internet Security 2010" accuses the electra.exe, which is embedded into the TARGET 3001! setup to be a trojan.<br><br>The '''electra.exe''' is the long term approved autorouter ELECTRA, working '''correctly''' and '''efficiently'''. '''By no means''' it is a virus, a trojan, a worm or any kind of malware. We have checked the electra file by 34 virus scanners and did receive [[media:VirusTotalElectraDemo.pdf\|not any further alert]]. According to one's best judgment this message is a '''"false positive"''' by Kaspersky.<br><br>Kaspersky obviously seems to be renowned for "false positives": Using the catchwords [http://www.google.de/#q=kaspersky+%22false+positive%22 kaspersky false positive] Google finds 107,000 reports. Some believe Kaspersky to be the "[http://www.google.de/#q=Kaspersky+%22king+of+false+positives%22 King of False Positives]".<br>
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[file:de_cleaner350.jpg]]\|\| Der <b>"Norton DE- Cleaner"</b>, by Symantec denominates our TARGET 3001! wrongly being a threat. Only if you conduct a second so called "Remote Scan", TARGET 3001! gets designated harmless.		\|[[file:de_cleaner350.jpg]]\|\| Der <b>"Norton DE- Cleaner"</b>, by Symantec denominates our TARGET 3001! wrongly being a threat. Only if you conduct a second so called "Remote Scan", TARGET 3001! gets designated harmless.

Markus Friedrich at 07:29, 18 April 2018

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	\|[[file:Kaspersky false positive.~~PNG~~\|left]]\|\|The software "Kaspersky Internet Security 2010" accuses the electra.exe, which is embedded into the TARGET 3001! setup to be a trojan.<br><br>The '''electra.exe''' is the long term approved autorouter ELECTRA, working '''correctly''' and '''efficiently'''. '''By no means''' it is a virus, a trojan, a worm or any kind of malware. We have checked the electra file by 34 virus scanners and did receive [[media:VirusTotalElectraDemo.pdf\|not any further alert]]. According to one's best judgment this message is a '''"false positive"''' by Kaspersky.<br><br>Kaspersky obviously seems to be renowned for "false positives": Using the catchwords [http://www.google.de/#q=kaspersky+%22false+positive%22 kaspersky false positive] Google finds 107,000 reports. Some believe Kaspersky to be the "[http://www.google.de/#q=Kaspersky+%22king+of+false+positives%22 King of False Positives]".<br>		\|[[file:Kaspersky false positive.png\|left]]\|\|The software "Kaspersky Internet Security 2010" accuses the electra.exe, which is embedded into the TARGET 3001! setup to be a trojan.<br><br>The '''electra.exe''' is the long term approved autorouter ELECTRA, working '''correctly''' and '''efficiently'''. '''By no means''' it is a virus, a trojan, a worm or any kind of malware. We have checked the electra file by 34 virus scanners and did receive [[media:VirusTotalElectraDemo.pdf\|not any further alert]]. According to one's best judgment this message is a '''"false positive"''' by Kaspersky.<br><br>Kaspersky obviously seems to be renowned for "false positives": Using the catchwords [http://www.google.de/#q=kaspersky+%22false+positive%22 kaspersky false positive] Google finds 107,000 reports. Some believe Kaspersky to be the "[http://www.google.de/#q=Kaspersky+%22king+of+false+positives%22 King of False Positives]".<br>

	\|-		\|-
	\|[[file:de_cleaner350.jpg]]\|\| Der <b>"Norton DE- Cleaner"</b>, by Symantec denominates our TARGET 3001! wrongly being a threat. Only if you conduct a second so called "Remote Scan", TARGET 3001! gets designated harmless.		\|[[file:de_cleaner350.jpg]]\|\| Der <b>"Norton DE- Cleaner"</b>, by Symantec denominates our TARGET 3001! wrongly being a threat. Only if you conduct a second so called "Remote Scan", TARGET 3001! gets designated harmless.

Markus Friedrich at 07:21, 18 April 2018

2018-04-18T07:21:52Z

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	.'''<big>[[Download\|Download TARGET 3001! now]]</big>'''		'''<big>[[Download\|Download TARGET 3001! now]]</big>'''

	[[de:Fehlalarm]][[fr:False positive]][[Category:homepage]]		[[de:Fehlalarm]][[fr:False positive]][[Category:homepage]]

Ralf at 10:50, 2 August 2017

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	.'''<big>[~~http://www.target-3001.de/target/v14/english/discover/target3001_discovere_v14.exe~~ Download TARGET 3001! now]</big>'''		.'''<big>[[Download\|Download TARGET 3001! now]]</big>'''

	[[de:Fehlalarm]][[fr:False positive]][[Category:homepage]]		[[de:Fehlalarm]][[fr:False positive]][[Category:homepage]]

Markus Friedrich at 09:46, 28 June 2012

2012-06-28T09:46:43Z

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[[file:gefahr.png|left]] 
== Some virus scanners give a false alert ==

Some virus scanners falsely alert the tarv14.exe or the electra.exe being malicious. This is a <center>'''FALSE POSITIVE'''.</center> By no means any of our software products is a virus, a trojan or any kind of malware.The bare statement of some virus scanners our software is "suspicious", "dangerous" or "malicious" is close to a defamation. These false positives are severely injurious to our business because customers as well as interested will be left insecure. We are extremely concerned about the fact that our image gets flawn wrongly. We have furnished TARGET 3001! with a software signature which should avoid the rudest alerts but at the end of the day we somehow do not know how to offend this kind of '''friendly fire''' caused by virus scanners who should be a protection.

If you get such a warning and feel insecure what to do, don't hesitate sending us a mail: [mailto:target@ibfriedrich.com target@ibfriedrich.com] Yours sincerely Ing.-Büro FRIEDRICH 
 
See the following examples of false positives created by virus scanners: 

{| border="1" cellspacing="10" cellpadding ="5"
|-
|[[file:Kaspersky false positive.PNG|left]]||The software "Kaspersky Internet Security 2010" accuses the electra.exe, which is embedded into the TARGET 3001! setup to be a trojan. The '''electra.exe''' is the long term approved autorouter ELECTRA, working '''correctly''' and '''efficiently'''. '''By no means''' it is a virus, a trojan, a worm or any kind of malware. We have checked the electra file by 34 virus scanners and did receive [[media:VirusTotalElectraDemo.pdf|not any further alert]]. According to one's best judgment this message is a '''"false positive"''' by Kaspersky. Kaspersky obviously seems to be renowned for "false positives": Using the catchwords [http://www.google.de/#q=kaspersky+%22false+positive%22 kaspersky false positive] Google finds 107,000 reports. Some believe Kaspersky to be the "[http://www.google.de/#q=Kaspersky+%22king+of+false+positives%22 King of False Positives]". 

|-
|[[file:de_cleaner350.jpg]]|| Der "Norton DE- Cleaner", by Symantec denominates our TARGET 3001! wrongly being a threat. Only if you conduct a second so called "Remote Scan", TARGET 3001! gets designated harmless.

By the German "Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik" the Symantec Norton DE-Cleaner is recommemded being a cleaning software in respect to the "botnet" problem. Via the [http://www.botfrei.de botfrei.de] association it can be downloaded. Solely in Germany this product causes an enourmous '''collateral damage''' by it's False Positives. [http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/DE-Cleaner-verunsichert-Anwender-mit-Fehlalarmen-1098964.html heise.de] or [http://www.chip.de/news/DE-Cleaner-BSI-verdaechtigt-IE-und-Grafik-Treiber_44776958.html chip.de]. Respectable companies with a spotless behaviour falsely get accused of spreading malware so their reputation gets irrepairably damaged. We are struck by this '''scandalous carelessness''' of the German Bundesamt which recklessly endorses injure to innocent software producers.
|-
|[[file:eset350.jpg]]||the virus scanner '''ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4''' alerts our software being a "Potential Threat". TARGET 3001! has applied at ESET for "whitelisting" . Do we now have to do so with every versions update?
|}

.'''<big>[http://www.target-3001.de/target/v14/english/discover/target3001_discovere_v14.exe Download TARGET 3001! now]</big>'''

[[de:Fehlalarm]][[fr:False positive]][[Category:homepage]]