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Thread: Which Trojan Scanner is the best?

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    damn b! you gotta love the one from moosoft, its gotta be one of the best ones! but aside form that note, i'd suggest a good virus scanner as well (i.e. mcafee or umm norton)

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    I've got Kazza 1.7, but it's Kazaa Media desktop, anyone know if this one's got spyware?
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    This might be a stupid question . . . but is it really necessary to run a Trojan Scanner along with your AV? If you have a really good AV program and firewall, isn't that enough?
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    I've recently been using Anti-trojan 5.5

    identifies all open ports and flags potential and existing trojan ports
    Scans registry, drives and has an autoupdate feature.

    shareware $22usd 14 day free trial

    and is available in about 15 languages....

    www.anti-trojan.net
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    Originally posted here by vvirtho
    This might be a stupid question . . . but is it really necessary to run a Trojan Scanner along with your AV? If you have a really good AV program and firewall, isn't that enough?
    I wouldn't run it as a service but I would occasionally run it and scan your system. You can usually set it to scan once a week or so. Trojan scanners cacth things AV progs don't, so to directly answer your question , No.
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    Hey everyone,to answer your question prankster yes kmd does have a trojan in it.It has the BDE trojan installed ,go download Adware and scan your system to remove it http://www.lavasoft.de.As for KorpDeath's question its up to you but I would use "The cleaner" http://www.moosoft.com/updates.php aswell,but im not sure its really needed if you got AV but its still another layer of protection....
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    Well, No, of course it's not needed, but when you wonder how that Trojan got installed on your system, and screws you over, you'll wish you had some sort of Trojan scanner. Hmm...isn't that the number one myth of computer security? "If I have this Antivius program, I don't really need anything else."

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    Thanks for the info on Trojan Scanners. I do use them - I just don't run them all the time. I am well aware of the dangers of Trojans. If you want a real horror story . . . I could tell you about the time some moron planted one in a text script and how it (along with all the little presents it brought with it) totally messed up my system. I still haven't been able to find full documentation on some of the stuff! Thanks again.
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