Hmmm...
1. I'd initially suggest a quick scan with some other software, you
can even try it online: http://housecall.trendmicro.com/
2. CyberForceField is owned by you, so maybe you could clarify that a
bit more, as to what you mean that it tries to read those files. I've
checked my systems and the only place they are located is in the Rev
Studio folder.
3. Looks to me like you might have a virus/malware on your system,
unrelated to RunRev, as home.rev is part of the Rev toolset in the
dev environment, not sure why your standalone is reading it though.
4. 'Ulead Systems\DVD\home.rev' from your post: Ulead is a multimedia
manipulation app company, how home.rev got in there... Dunno!
Cheers,
Luis.
On 26 Oct 2007, at 15:02, Alcy wrote:
Hi all,
I wanted to find out with CyberForceField (www.cyberforcefield.com)
what happens when I put an executable file I create with rev inside
a cage.
I found out the following alerts in the PS below:
Basically, the stand alone program tries to read the file "home.mc"
and "home" and "home.rev" from various places.
Can anyone explain why to me?
It doesn't look very clean/secure to me - my executable file (stand
alone created by Rev) is very simple and I don't find any
justification for this.
Also, I couldn't find anything about "home.mc" anywhere in the
litterature - Is there a way I can change the settings of the
standalone to stop these weird attempts of access. The main reason
I worry about this: If Home/home.mc/home.rev are supposed to have
coding, these codes would be vulnerable and lead possibly to
unwanted backdoors.
Thanks for your help on this.
Alcy
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