Thank!
Best answer by Kit
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The first question:
Do you run AutoCAD?
I only run a free AUTOCAD viewer - I do not draw myself.
The second question:
If so, are you using AutoCAD 2013 SP1?
See above
The third question:
If you run AutoCAD, do you open random AutoCAD files from random people or place unknown LSP files into your AutoCAD folders despite the fact that AutoCAD says not to?
I do not run AUTOCAD - only AutoCad Viewers... I only open CAD files received from my customers related to projects we work on - or our suppliers in various parts of the world. If you want, they can be considered random people since I have no control over their computer and software. But I have to work with their files. I do not run them in AUTOCAD, only in my free AutoCad Viewer (on either MacOS or Windows on the same computer).
Most of the named files are AutoCAD-related (ALS. = AutoCAD LISP Script)@ wrote:
Kit,
the viruses found are not all in AUTOCAD files, they are in various different files, and they have been labelled as various different viruses. I already send files to different people related to WebRoot to have a deeper look into the case.
Thanx.
Dear Kit - on this planet, we have users of@ wrote:
How did you end up having 33 files with viruses and infections? Shouldn't the people who sent them to you have been protecting you against the stuff since they don't use Webroot?
I know. Which means the person who provided the files never actually scanned them with Webroot.@ wrote:
Hi Kit the other was me
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