Problem with virus sro_client

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this is my sro_client, 8 viruses as you see, and this number increase actually if i do any edits, to 13 or 15 maybe, and i see some other servers with 0,1,2,3 viruses.

so my questions is
1. what is wrong with my sro_client and where can i get that clean sro_client ?!
2. lets say i have now the 0 virus sro_client what is the write way to edit it without having viruses caus of the edits ?!

i will really appreciate if you guys tell me , because i have been trying to understand that for a really long period

NOTE: i use xdbg & ollydbg to do my edits

Are you sure this is a recent scan result? It says 2011 in the screenshot ... click that "repeat"-icon to get a newer result.

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Originally Posted by florian0 Are you sure this is a recent scan result? It says 2011 in the screenshot ... click that "repeat"-icon to get a newer result.

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i was trying to remove these 8 virus now it's 15 -_-, so how does these servers have clean sro_clients and how can i edit it without making it have more viruses!, because as i mentioned early, everytime i edit it, the virus count increase

Does someone have a way to fix this problem?

Joymax flagged the leaked silkroad files with most of the antivirus companies in hope to stop the spreading of it. This is pretty much flase alarms (the clean untouched one shows similar results). You can not do anything about it, since these scans uses code signature scan.

its normal to be like that if its injected with dll files

Does anyone have a way to fix the problem? I use a clean sro_client. after I injected the dll and edited the ollydbg I got a virrus warning

can you help me

try to clean virus from exe files from any paid antivirus

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Originally Posted by McQueen95. try to clean virus from exe files from any paid antivirus

not how it works



ALL SRO files are infected with some type of Malware. 90% are false positives

HOWEVER, what you want to look for are real viruses like Jeefo

If you got Jeefo, that means your PC is basically a virus nest

You can submit the executable/binary file, to the support/report department of each of these antivirus companies, and wait on their response, generally after debugging/sandbox tests, they'll end up, whitelisting it and removing it from their signatures. ;)