freedomfromfear

No problem, Cicely. My bigger concern is how/why Avira would label all these different detections with a separate name and use IObit in the name, especially if they are not a threat. Can you assume me that these are not real threats? I have already added the whole IObit folder in the exceptions so Avira would stop detecting the IObit suite of programs, but I remain a bit concerned about the detections and surprised that Avira is detecting all of your programs. Please assure me that I am safe with the IObit programs I am using. Thanks!

Thanks, http://forums.iobit.com/member/8413-cicely, But, firstly, you did not refer to me by my proper name, which is freedomfromfear, not renodos500, and, secondly, you did not attend to my question as to why Avira would name the detections using IObit in the title of the detection. Additionally, this morning, I received numerous new detections for all my IObit products, each with a different name, please look at the attached picture, and, get back to me with your complete answer. Thank you.

Starting this morning, I was warned of a Trojan Horse identified with ASC Ultimate 10 by my Avira virus software. I looked into it. The new virus is called: TR/Decep.IObit.EM and it was discovered just a few days ago. The virus name has IObit in it, so, I am wondering if this really is a Trojan Horse in your program?? [ATTACH=CONFIG]n219780[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]n219781[/ATTACH] What to do?? https://www.avira.com/en/support-threats-summary-product?tid=145922&threat=TR%252FDecep.IObit.EM&track=1