1. silverfox2000's Avatar
    Someone posted this in a different forum that wasn't related to the storm. It's a link to supposed Plazmic 4.7. Has any one else heard anything about this. Its not on the official Plazmic website.

    m29d
    Last edited by silverfox2000; 02-10-09 at 11:02 PM. Reason: forgot link
    02-10-09 11:01 PM
  2. Acousticgtarist's Avatar
    I saw this too a few minutes ago and was wondering the same exact thing...you just beat me to the punch with posting up the question lol
    02-10-09 11:05 PM
  3. VagrantHarmonist's Avatar
    Idk...it looks kind of sketchy to me...I wouldn't download it. but that's just me personally
    02-10-09 11:05 PM
  4. VT_Hokie's Avatar
    It'd be nice if there was a posted time to see if they stuck to their "4 hours or so..."
    02-10-09 11:05 PM
  5. VagrantHarmonist's Avatar
    Ooooooo could it be??!!! :-D
    02-10-09 11:06 PM
  6. TreyDaPrince's Avatar
    Hmmmm, this just got interesting. Please, keep us updated.
    02-10-09 11:07 PM
  7. VT_Hokie's Avatar
    As soon as I started the download my anti-virus popped up:

    Scan type: Auto-Protect Scan
    Event: Risk Found!
    Security risk detected: Bloodhound.Exploit.213
    File: C:\Users\David\AppData\Local\Temp\A9R73F.tmp
    Location: C:\Users\David\AppData\Local\Temp
    02-10-09 11:08 PM
  8. silverfox2000's Avatar
    Idk...it looks kind of sketchy to me...I wouldn't download it. but that's just me personally
    I agree that it looks sketchy, big time. updated my virus programs and will do plenty of scans. Couldn't pass up the chance though. Maybe the mods know something?
    02-10-09 11:08 PM
  9. silverfox2000's Avatar
    As soon as I started the download my anti-virus popped up:

    Scan type: Auto-Protect Scan
    Event: Risk Found!
    Security risk detected: Bloodhound.Exploit.213
    File: C:\Users\David\AppData\Local\Temp\A9R73F.tmp
    Location: C:\Users\David\AppData\Local\Temp
    how long before that popped up and what scanner are you using.
    02-10-09 11:09 PM
  10. dgsstan's Avatar
    hmmmm dunno...looks interesting its File name: 4_7.exe File size: 221.26 mb

    downloading it now...let you know soon
    02-10-09 11:09 PM
  11. MeSince83j's Avatar
    As soon as I started the download my anti-virus popped up:

    Scan type: Auto-Protect Scan
    Event: Risk Found!
    Security risk detected: Bloodhound.Exploit.213
    File: C:\Users\David\AppData\Local\Temp\A9R73F.tmp
    Location: C:\Users\David\AppData\Local\Temp

    smh... i knew it was to good to be true.
    02-10-09 11:09 PM
  12. tcp019's Avatar
    Verrry interesting. I doubt this is really Plazmic 4.7, but I guess we can all hope for the best at this point.
    02-10-09 11:10 PM
  13. ausch's Avatar
    I thought it was really odd when he was like the whole installer will be out in 4 hours or so.
    02-10-09 11:10 PM
  14. VT_Hokie's Avatar
    how long before that popped up and what scanner are you using.
    Right after I clicked save and it showed progress that it was downloading.

    I'm using Symantec Endpoint Protection (Corporate). v11
    02-10-09 11:11 PM
  15. VagrantHarmonist's Avatar
    yeah that part just makes no sense...why not just package it all?
    02-10-09 11:12 PM
  16. jason1332's Avatar
    BloodHound is a nasty sucker.


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    Last edited by jason1332; 02-10-09 at 11:16 PM.
    02-10-09 11:13 PM
  17. TreyDaPrince's Avatar
    As soon as I started the download my anti-virus popped up:

    Scan type: Auto-Protect Scan
    Event: Risk Found!
    Security risk detected: Bloodhound.Exploit.213
    File: C:\Users\David\AppData\Local\Temp\A9R73F.tmp
    Location: C:\Users\David\AppData\Local\Temp
    I knew it was too good to be true. Anyone else seeing this when trying to download?

    Would try it myself but I let McAfee expire like a...well, you know...don't want to cuss.
    02-10-09 11:14 PM
  18. mike240se's Avatar
    bloudhound heuristic could be wrong, usually is. just like when it thinks my ipscanner is a virus or the various utils i use are.

    when i get a chance i will image up a fresh virtual machine and try it out.
    02-10-09 11:14 PM
  19. paulmike3's Avatar
    Somebody should download and install it in a vm just to be safe.

    Edit : lol. Great minds think alike.

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    Last edited by paulmike3; 02-10-09 at 11:18 PM.
    02-10-09 11:16 PM
  20. tcp019's Avatar
    I find it weird that on the website this person says "thank you for trusting ladies and gents..."

    Why would that person care if people believed him/her or not?
    02-10-09 11:17 PM
  21. mike240se's Avatar
    BloodHound is a nasty sucker.


    Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com
    wrong!

    its not even a virus. its a heurcustic of a possible attack vector.

    and this one is a adobe reader exploit, i dont think we are using adobe reader, so i think its probably safe.

    Bloodhound.Exploit.213 | Symantec
    02-10-09 11:17 PM
  22. n0t0ryus1's Avatar
    *crosses fingers*

    Its the least us poor Storm owners could ask for!
    02-10-09 11:18 PM
  23. Bla1ze's Avatar
    02-10-09 11:22 PM
  24. n0t0ryus1's Avatar
    holy crap its real!?
    02-10-09 11:22 PM
  25. VagrantHarmonist's Avatar
    ummmm ok ok ok wut? Now i'm confused lol
    02-10-09 11:24 PM
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