Please keep all questions regarding Virus and/or Trojan warnings here

Preacher · 2008-02-06, 16:22

I have used PO" about three weeks. Not any kind of problems but today when I did try to start PO my antivirus (F-Secure) announced:

Backdoor.Win32.Agent.ein

Whwn I did put it into quarantine, PO (of course) don`t start.
Is there really some kind of trojan?
And if, why F-Secure reacts after couple weeks?

Important post from this thread:

Regarding InjLib.dll: http://www.pokeroffice.com/forum/35843-post90.html

maultasch · 2008-02-06, 17:03

same problem.
use PO for 2 weeks on my new system.
made no update.
kaspersky never show any problem.
now i have this message

joppe · 2008-02-06, 17:12

I got error message from Antivir too. It says that problem is trojan called "BDS/Agent.ein" in PokerOffice\pnthandler.dll

I suppose this is false positive detection, but I'd like to have a confirment from support before ignoring this message. It was detected right after the virus database was upgraded to 6.2.2008 version.

Capirex65 · 2008-02-06, 18:02

same problem here , ADS/agent found by antivr

Millman123 · 2008-02-06, 18:04

+1 here. Backdoor.Win32.Agent.ein found in C:\PROGRAM FILES\POKEROFFICE\PNTHANDLER.DLL
and also when I did put it into quarantine, PO don`t start

-Millman

Kerpele · 2008-02-06, 18:58

Same here. Except that my F-secure antivirus software removed the file completely. If it´s false positive then I could solve the problem by putting PO on F-secures exceptions list, but could someone first please upload that PNTHANDLER.DLL somewhere so i could get it back without re-installing PO.

Preacher · 2008-02-06, 19:18

Getting even better:

Now F-Secure did find three viruses in Poker Office:

one Backdoor.Win32.Agent.ein in pnthandler.dll and
two Backdoor.Win32.Agent.eim in update235.exe and and chatcontainer.dll

MTM · 2008-02-06, 19:35

This "virus problem" here too...

PokerOffice Support · 2008-02-06, 19:36

pnthandler.dll is not a dangerous file, it's a necessary PokerOffice file. I don't know the exact function of it, but I could ask the developers if you are interested. You should not quarantine or block this file.

Millman123 · 2008-02-06, 19:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by PokerOffice Support

pnthandler.dll is not a dangerous file, it's a necessary PokerOffice file. I don't know the exact function of it, but I could ask the developers if you are interested. You should not quarantine or block this file.

Okey when file is now deleted by virussoftware, how I can get it back and PO working again?

-Millman