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: eLegal CantonAVG anti-virus false positive
By David Canton
Slashdot and other sources are reporting that an update to the popular AVG anti-virus product labels a critical file in Windows XP - user32.dll - as a virus that needs to be removed. If you do that, it cripples the computer.
AVG has posted a fix, and I’m sure will offer an update to correct the issue. In the meantime, don’t delete that file if AVG says it is a virus.
I was paranoid for a few minutes thinking that perhaps the story was a ruse by virus writers so people wouldn’t delte their virus, but note this wikipedia entry, and this entry on the AVG site.
Full post as published by eLegal Canton on November 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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