Botting with Kapersky Anti-virus

[sli]

Since there are so many questions about Kapersky, I'm going to outline all solutions right now.

1. Switch to another anti-virus program. NOD32 is what I use and suggest.
2. Rewrite all perlapp and XS-based software in pure C. This includes (wx)start.exe, XSTool and NetRedirect.
3. Disable Kapersky completely when you want to bot.
4. Pander to Kapersky to fix the false-positive that perlapp and XS create.
5. Configure Kapersky to ignore your bot. I'm not even sure this is possible, some anti-virus software doesn't allow this (for whatever reason).
6. Write your own bot.
7. Don't bot.

There are no other solutions, so stop asking.

Do not post in this thread asking how to bot with Kapersky. You will receive a warning for doing so. If you find another solution, have an idea for another solution, or Kapersky fixes the false-positive problem, then you may post.

[Jhnboy]

what exactly is the problem with botting with kaspersky?
i seem to be doing fine

[sli]

Throws false positives on perlapp and XS-based software. But thanks for the post not offering any solutions to those having issues with Kapersky.

[Click]

8. install old version Kapersky.

[sli]

That would work as long as you can get the most up-to-date definitions. I think #4 would be the best because it'd solve the problem for everyone... pretty much immediately after it's done.

[Click]

Kapersky say is problem openkore.

[sli]

XS throws false positives, too. That's CLEARLY the fault of Kapersky. I highly doubt there's anything wrong with XS.

[andy12345]

XS throws false positives, too. That's CLEARLY the fault of Kapersky. I highly doubt there's anything wrong with XS.

I had the same problem with mine (NetProtectorAntiVirus) but I told them the problem, next update and everythings fine again.

[charmander]

Solution that worked for me:

Im not sure why someone would put it on automatic mode, however if you put kaspersky on automatic mode it will not work correctly as it will auto deny connections etc etc....

when you install select policy based mode or user defined (whatever its called that allows you to select for each item)

when you initally bot, it will throw you a SERIES of popups asking for permissions...

allow them all and your set!

[mayhem]

Regarding telling kaspersky to ignore openkore working, yes, that is possible. When you get an error from kaspersky related to openkore, just click on "Ignore this message completely" and it won't show you the message anymore