Open AlkindiX opened 8 years ago
Hi,
Please open a terminal window and type the following:
cat ~/.clamtk/restore
Mine looks like this:
$ cat .clamtk/restore 06f2c2aade7582da82a9b7469eca506d11858dfa10b2491f6fab88a13f33f8ec:/home/dave/test/CVE-2015-1641.gz:664 3ba2e5b32124c208bc1d10e4ea6685b243d98298e0594f93fad6e36b70fa35e9:/home/dave/test/pkg.7z:664
Let's see how they're getting stored for either removal or putting them back.
respectfully Dave M
d15e75ae123cfd0d932f972c747b6169d13f6314c499eb15670f6144cca0c0a1:/home/mohammed/GitHub/LOIC/obj/Debug/LOIC.exe:775
I think both of them at
/home/mohammed/GitHub/LOIC/obj/Debug/LOIC.exe HackTool.DDOS.LOIC-2
/home/mohammed/GitHub/LOIC/bin/Debug/LOIC.exe HackTool.DDOS.LOIC-2
have the same data. I mean the same hash name. I think if you make a random characters is better to quarantine multiple file at the same hash in the quarantine
I scanned a directory contain two malware at the same name as shown in the history
The problem is that the two LOIC.exe had been stored as one file on the quarantine of the program
I am using clamTK at Ubuntu 15.10 Wily amd64