30/12/2014
Topic:
Forum bug?
eson
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All the software links I've posted under "SyMenu Suite" has gone corrupted.
edited by eson on 30/12/2014 |
31/12/2014
Topic:
Forum bug?
eson
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Ok, thanks! I didn't realize that the formatting was copied to. |
31/12/2014
Topic:
Forum bug?
eson
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There is however one thing that must be a bug. Every time I return to Forum, there is always a large number of "unread topics", no matter how many times I browse those topics. Minutes ago, I browsed all unread topics and when I closed my browser the counter said "0 unread topics". I restarted my browser and opened Forum and there it was again... "19 unread topics". |
26/01/2015
Topic:
"Open with program" command/execution mode?
eson
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I think it's possible to do, whit a combination of SyMenu and FileMenu Tools Portable. I have not been using it much as portable, but I know for sure it can be done with the installed version. You'll have to configure your own context menu in FileMenu Tools, and then you use the "Register FileMenuTools.exe" on the machine you are working. When done, you run "Unregister FileMenuTools.exe".
Edit:
Watch out for the FileMenuTools installer. It's full of crap that wants to install to.
edited by eson on 26/01/2015 |
13/09/2015
Topic:
SPS Builder Template
eson
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Creating and saving a local template is easy enough. You could just open any SPS with your favourite text editor and clean out the data you don't need, before saving Template.sps.
The problem is that SPS Builder will not load it, and I think that is where Gian should do the changing. To simply allow loading of incomplete SPS's, rather then saving unfinished ones.
edited by eson on 13/09/2015 |
16/09/2015
Topic:
SPS Builder Template
eson
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Thanks Gian! Looking forward to see the new SyMenu version. |
16/08/2016
Topic:
Windows Defender quarantined symenu.exe
eson
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It's happening again! Windows Defender silently quarantining SyMenu.exe. McAfee and Kaspersky, along with some others not so well known, is obviously following.
https://www.virustotal.com/sv/file/c942e13e790b5a7cb7107ecd6d890b38e8cd3973d45cbef9ed28680631c3b5c5/analysis/1471319741/
Here's for you, Gian!
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/portal/mmpc/developer/resources.aspx
edited by eson on 16/08/2016 |
16/08/2016
Topic:
Windows Defender quarantined symenu.exe
eson
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Here's Windows Defender report page for users...
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/portal/submission/submit.aspx |
20/08/2016
Topic:
Windows Defender quarantined symenu.exe
eson
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I have reported to Microsoft, F-Secure, Kaspersky, Symantec, McAfee and BitDefender. So far, only Microsoft have fixed their signatures.
https://www.virustotal.com/sv/file/57d16bc4f7a14c788783db112d73b38f36f4b6a227ef8ddc49c681dfe6336285/analysis/ |
21/08/2016
Topic:
Windows Defender quarantined symenu.exe
eson
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F-Secure was the first one to respond...
Thank you for your submission.The file is clean and now the database already fixed to remove the detection. We apologize for the false positive as it was detected by the generic detection which it was accidentally detected your file. If you see any false positive to your clean file, please submit to us immediately so that we can fix it within few hours.
BitDefender also removed the false detection. From yesterdays 22 false positives to 15 over night... We can fix this, Gian! ;-)
https://www.virustotal.com/sv/file/57d16bc4f7a14c788783db112d73b38f36f4b6a227ef8ddc49c681dfe6336285/analysis/1471796428/
edited by eson on 21/08/2016 |
22/08/2016
Topic:
Win10 Defender reports Symenu.exe as a trojan
eson
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I have seen this happen before and I know it is very hard to get rid of a FP. Some years ago I was involved with another "FP take down", and the only way to fix it permanently, is to make the major AV company's fix their signatures. The smaller company's will follow as they are either buying or "borrowing" their signatures from the major ones (or at least watching them closely).
Sure, recompiling will work for a day or two, as you get new hashes for every recompile, but that is hardly the final solution.
Gian, do you have any idea about what component in SyMeny is causing this mess?
edited by eson on 22/08/2016 |
22/08/2016
Topic:
Win10 Defender reports Symenu.exe as a trojan
eson
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I just received an answer from Symantec. Forwarding it to you. Maybe you can respond from that answer. |
23/08/2016
Topic:
Win10 Defender reports Symenu.exe as a trojan
eson
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Druuge wrote:
Would this response be inappropriate to share on here? I would be interested in reading it even though Symantec isn't necessarily the top authority in this space.
No, I can share. I just wanted to avoid feeding the trolls, because the answer I got wasn't very encouraging,
Well, today (after sending a response in pretty harsh terms) I got another responding email about the same issue, where they apparently changed their mind, so I'll just share them both.
First answer 22-08-2014:
In relation to submission [3987131].
Upon further analysis and investigation we have determined that the following file(s) meet the necessary criteria to be detected by our products and, as such, the detection(s) cannot be revoked:
Filename: SyMenu.exe
MD5: 1E368E21909456F52B8CC7EB3F5B0B6C
SHA256: 57D16BC4F7A14C788783DB112D73B38F36F4B6A227EF8DDC49C681DFE6336285
Second answer 23-08-2014:
In relation to submission [3987131].
Upon further analysis and investigation we have verified your submission and, as such, the detection(s) for the following file(s) will be removed from our products:
Filename: SyMenu.exe
MD5: 1E368E21909456F52B8CC7EB3F5B0B6C
SHA256: 57D16BC4F7A14C788783DB112D73B38F36F4B6A227EF8DDC49C681DFE6336285
Result:
Whitelisting for above file is available in Rapid Release definitions with a sequence number of 180095 or greater.
edited by eson on 23/08/2016 |