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Re: Tor a Virus?

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At 07:37 2004-12-19, Eugene Armstead wrote:

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Here's an issue...

I have AVG Anti-Virus System running on my machine and it just recently
did a scheduled scan of my hard drive.  It is telling me today that
tor-009pre4.exe is a virus of the name "Trojan horse Proxy.12.AL.  I
have had this version of tor on my machine for some time and AVG scans
my machine daily.

I got the same message or one very similar to it for tor0.0.9   I believe.

I just nuked it and went to re DL and saw: tor-0.0.9.1-win32.exe so I got that instead.

I am running AVG 7.0 latest defs

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