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Kaspersky detect "CryptoTab Browser" as virus. [Closed]


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Hello. Why Kaspersky detect "CryptoTab Browser" as virus? Any problem? Thank you.
Igor Kurzin
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Hi, checking with VirusLab. Will post back.
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Hello. Why Kaspersky detect "CryptoTab Browser" as virus? Any problem? Thank you.
Guess because it contains a Miner for Bitcoins working in the background. No normal user needs such mining on his PC so Kaspersky is right with this classiification.
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In Kaspersky opinion people don't need Bitcoin? It is not OK and Kaspersky should solve it. Other Antivirus not have any problem with it.
Flood and Flood's wife
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Why exclude when it is not a Virus? Kaspersky detected it clean but in a network detected it as a Virus.
'Cause it's considered "Riskware", has the potential to be dangerous, misused, if it "get's into people's system, either inadvertently or when a user is unaware, Kaspersky software is letting the user know.
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I installed it myself!!!
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If you installed it yourself, you can also add it to the exception list yourself. People who didn't install it themselves are rightly warned by Kaspersky.
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Flood and Flood's wife
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"Why exclude when it is not a Virus? Kaspersky detected it clean but in a network detected it as a Virus?"
My answer was for the "why" questions: And giving the reason why the alert happens TO ANYONE who has riskware on their system, sometimes, people don't choose to install riskware, sometimes peole don't know a seemingly "benign" software, file, app or other object has the "potential" to be dangerous. Kaspersky software is being kind to those people to say "Watch out". If Kaspersky software didn't do this everyone would complain about that too!!!
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