Restore Deleted FAT Partition 3.0.1.5 Antivirus Report

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"FAT data backup tool restore erased partition"
Antivirus report for fat-data-recovery-demo.exe (1.50 MB)
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Download3K has downloaded and tested Restore Deleted FAT Partition on 31 Dec 1969 with 4 of the best antivirus engines available today. We have found it to be infected by some form of badware (viruses, spyware, adware, etc.) - the full reports are available below. We will test Restore Deleted FAT Partition again on the next version of the program so make sure you check back for updated reports in the near future.

  • Bitdefender:

    Clean

  • NOD 32:

    Clean

  • Avira:

    Clean

  • Kaspersky:

    Infected
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Detailed logs

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Avira antivirus report: Clean

AntiVir/Win32-Console Version 7.6.0.59, (Jan 29 2008, 18:11:09)
Copyright(c) 2007 Avira GmbH

Report created on 09/13/2009 22:33:48

Command line: -s -z -noboot -nombr -v -dmnoheur -heuristic=1 -r3 -ro -q
-nobreak -kfantivir\avcls\hbedv.key -rfoutput.tmp
g:\downloads\343457\fat-data-recovery-demo.exe

AVPack-Version: 7.6.1.18
FAT-DATA-RECOVERY-DEMO.EXE
Date: 13.09.2009 Time: 19:33:30 Size: 1331101


----- scan results -----
directories: 0
files: 1
alerts: 0
suspicious: 0
scan time: 00:00:01
--------------------------
Thank you for using AntiVir

Bitdefender antivirus report: Clean
//
// BDC scan report
//
// Time: Sun Sep 13 22:33:42 2009
// Command line: /arc /list /nohed /log=output.tmp fat-data-recovery-demo.exe
// Core: AVCORE v2.1 Windows/i386 11.0.0.26 (Aug 27 2009)
// Engines: scan: 17, unpack: 7, archive: 45, mail: 6
// Total signatures: 4175058
//

fat-data-recovery-demo.exe ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 0) ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 1) ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 2) ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 3) ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 4) ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 5) ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 6) ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 7) ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 8) ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 9) ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 10) ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 11) ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12) ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/#SYSTEM ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/Table of Contents.hhc ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/intro.htm ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/Procedure.htm ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/toolsbar.htm ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/spl.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/std1.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/std2.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/std3.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/rec.JPG ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/adv1.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/adv2.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/adv3.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/adv4.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/toolbar.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/save.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/savelog.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/loadlog.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/help.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/quit.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/search-more-partition.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/search-more-partition-stop.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/stop-search.jpg ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/$WWKeywordLinks/Property ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/$WWAssociativeLinks/Property ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/$OBJINST ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/#IDXHDR ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/#TOPICS ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/#URLTBL ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/#URLSTR ok
fat-data-recovery-demo.exe=>(Dropped 12)=>/#URLSTR=>(REMOVED_NULLS) ok

Results:
Folders :0
Files :45
Packed :2
Archives :1
Infected files :0
Suspect files :0
Warnings :0
I/O errors :0
Mb/s :1
Files/second :15
Scan time :00:00:03


NOD32 antivirus report: Clean

ECLS Command-line scanner, version 3.0.669.0, (C) 1992-2008 ESET, spol. s r.o.
Module loader, version 1028 (20090302), build 1031
Module perseus, version 1236 (20090909), build 1281
Module scanner, version 4422 (20090913), build 5643
Module archiver, version 1101 (20090903), build 1057
Module advheur, version 1097 (20090809), build 1054

Command line: --base-dir=c:\Program Files\ESET\ESET NOD32 Antivirus /log-rewrite /log-all /files /no-boots /no-heur /no-adv-heur /mail /sfx /rtp /adware /unsafe /unwanted /pattern /action=none /no-quarantine /log-file=output.tmp fat-data-recovery-demo.exe

Scan started at: 09/13/09 22:33:48
name="fat-data-recovery-demo.exe", threat="is OK", action="", info=""

Scan completed at: 09/13/09 22:33:48
Scan time: 0 sec (0:00:00)
Total: files - 1, objects 1
Infected: files - 0, objects 0
Cleaned: files - 0, objects 0

Kaspersky antivirus report: Infected
2009-09-13 22:34:12 Scan_Objects$130916 starting 1%
; --- Settings ---
; Action on detect: Disinfect automatically
; Scan objects: All objects
; Use iChecker: No
; Use iSwift: No
; Try disinfect: No
; Try delete: No
; Try delete container: No
; Exclude by mask: No
; Include by mask: No
; Objects to scan:
; "fat-data-recovery-demo.exe" Enable=Yes Recursive=No
; ------------------
2009-09-13 22:34:12 Scan_Objects$130916 running 50%
2009-09-13 22:34:12 fat-data-recovery-demo.exe detected not-a-virus:AdWare.Win32.Rabio.tp
2009-09-13 22:34:12 fat-data-recovery-demo.exe skipped
2009-09-13 22:34:12 Scan_Objects$130916 completed
; --- Statistics ---
; Time Start: 2009-09-13 22:33:54
; Time Finish: 2009-09-13 22:34:12
; Completion: 100%
; Processed objects: 1
; Total detected: 1
; Detected exact: 1
; Suspicions: 0
; Treats detected: 1
; Untreated: 1
; Disinfected: 0
; Quarantined: 0
; Deleted: 0
; Skipped: 0
; Archived: 0
; Packed: 0
; Password protected: 0
; Corrupted: 0
; Errors: 0
; Last object:
; ------------------

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