Since last night, symantec AV corporate quarantined the .ini file for Serv-U ftp server on 2 of my systems, pretending there is a backdoor.trojan in it.
You really don't want to ignore any virus warning... What virus is being reported?
For example, the old opaserv virus overwrites the win.ini file on any computer system and unless the win.ini file is deleted, the virus will reinfect immediately.
~ K.I.S.S - Don't make it any more complex than it has to be ~
I have a thought : since serv-u encrypts account passwords in the .ini, such as "hi9E83858DF661F5573541BEC60905AE38", could there be any possibility that an encrypted password matches a virus signature ?
is this a new installation of norton? if not, you say that serv-u has been there for years... what would make norton pick up your .ini file all of a sudden?
~ K.I.S.S - Don't make it any more complex than it has to be ~
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