zlib.dll malware?

[Vic Dura]

I just did a scan with LavaSoft Ad-Aware SE v1.05 using the defs.ref
file dated 4/26/05. It flagged \lccwin32\lcc\bin\zlib.dll (46592
12/27/02) as being malware. The scan I did last month did not flag
zlib.dll so I'm wondering if this is an error? I installed lccwindows
about a year ago and haven't done much with it since then.

Is zlib.dll part of LCC or might it have been placed there by some
other malware?
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[jacob navia]

It is known problem that some bytes in zlib.dll make some antivirus
software think that there is a virus in there.
The zlib.dll is only 46 592 bytes long, so there can't be any virus in
there

In my machine McAffee anti virus never complains about that file.
The md5 of zlib.dll is:

f42601d4ac18bb06d830b6f8e4500adf

To obtain the md5 of YOUR zlib.dll just open a command prompt and
type \lcc\bin\md5 \lcc\bin\zlib.dll

and you should obtain the SAME pattern as above

jacob

[Vic Dura]

On Thu, 27 Apr 2006 00:43:29 +0200, jacob navia
<ja...@jacob.remcomp.fr> wrote Re Re: zlib.dll malware?:

Thank you jacob. The md5 checksum is the same for my file.

Regards,
Vic Dura

[me]

Vic Dura <vpd...@CLUTTERhiwaay.net> wrote in
news:56jv421c6gps3gdok...@4ax.com:

Had the same problem and did some research. zlib.dll is a dropper name for
a dll from a virus called Trojan.VXGAME.n. original name is ZLBW.DLL.
\LCC\BIN\ZLIB.DLL is coded inside the virus as a dropper location. I think
adaware only looks for the filename and gives a false alert.