.............im getting this too.

Halp CJ wants to steal my Graal password.

Then why are you posting here? If Graal was actually trying to screw you over, do you think they would allow anyone to post here pointing it out? Of course everything you are going to hear from this forum is that it is a false positive.

Which it obviously is.

Remote Client - Executible... TR/Crypt.XPACK.Gen - Trojan
 

Obviously some sort of mistake, but Avira is acknowledging the Remote Client Executible as the TR/Crypt.XPACK.Gen - Trojan.

It's been doing this for about a week, and actually deleted mine - so now I have to use the scripted RC. Sort of an inconvenience.

Correction would be nice.

is it possible for you to mark it as an exception? I haven't used Avira myself so I don't know if that is an option.

Use the search function.

http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...ad.php?t=82491

is it really such a big deal? its not the end of the world. go cry in another thread.



i was getting this too, a few days ago. a week at the most. it hasnt happened to me since, though.

I'm looking for an official response.

If you get one, they'll probably just say what's been said in the other thread: The result is a false positive.

You can go here to see how to deal with false positives with Avira: http://www.avira.com/en/support/faq/details.html?id=100

http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...ighlight=virus

Contains mostly what Stefan says about detection of Graal programs as virus/spyware.

http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/1097/virusww8.png

Same thing always happened to me, I couldn't find any way to mark it as an exception.

I've guided someone through the steps to whitelisting programs. I forgot how, but it has something to do with expert mode, I believe. It's there somewhere.

From the link I posted:

It just means you're not fit to be staff anywhere. Allow your A/vSoft to remove your executable.

Just... leave. :\