codec folder exe virus:any postscript to detect and remove?
codec folder exe virus:any postscript to detect and remove?
There's been people uploading movies with fake IMDB id's and then adding a codec folder that's infected. It tricks users to run it after they receive an error trying to play the movie, suggesting "run this codec exe" ... Is there a post script to detect, remove and report as a red error in the history section of sab?
Re: codec folder exe virus:any postscript to detect and remo
Suggestions:
Remove .exe files with Config -> General -> Cleanup List: "List of file extensions that should be deleted after download. For example: nfo or nfo, sfv": fill out .exe
Run one of the anti-virus post-processing scripts as posted here on the forum
Remove .exe files with Config -> General -> Cleanup List: "List of file extensions that should be deleted after download. For example: nfo or nfo, sfv": fill out .exe
Run one of the anti-virus post-processing scripts as posted here on the forum
Re: codec folder exe virus:any postscript to detect and remo
That would do the job, unless you are downloading apps. I will have it clean the .exe for my movie downloads , but need to remember to take it out when doing other stuff.
Thanks, YJ
Thanks, YJ
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Re: codec folder exe virus:any postscript to detect and remo
If you exclude .exe files in your config, you wont get the virus, but you still have a crab release.
So you need a post progressing script which scans every release for a folder "codec" and if this folder is present, delete the whole release.
I've no idea how the windows version should look like. It's just a real simple script for Linux to delete those crab releases.
So you need a post progressing script which scans every release for a folder "codec" and if this folder is present, delete the whole release.
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#!/bin/bash
dir=$1
name=$3
if [ -d "${dir}/Codec" ]; then
rm -R "$dir"
echo "Deleted \"${name}\" for crab release"
fi
Re: codec folder exe virus:any postscript to detect and remo
I'm on a mac, but this didn't work, here's what I triedagentclark wrote:If you exclude .exe files in your config, you wont get the virus, but you still have a crab release.
So you need a post progressing script which scans every release for a folder "codec" and if this folder is present, delete the whole release.
I've no idea how the windows version should look like. It's just a real simple script for Linux to delete those crab releases.Code: Select all
#!/bin/bash dir=$1 name=$3 if [ -d "${dir}/Codec" ]; then rm -R "$dir" echo "Deleted \"${name}\" for crab release" fi
created a post processing script in the main scripts folder. named it
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checkCodec.py
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Re: codec folder exe virus:any postscript to detect and remo
Sorry for the late reply.
This is no Python code, it is a shell script.
Maybe it will work on mac too, i've no idea.
You can try to name the script
and make it executable.
Hope this helps.
Agent
This is no Python code, it is a shell script.
Maybe it will work on mac too, i've no idea.
You can try to name the script
Code: Select all
checkcodec.sh
Hope this helps.
Agent
Re: codec folder exe virus:any postscript to detect and remo
Not what you are asking but this type of check is in the current version on Git in the 0.7 branch.
It seems a bit inconsistent with other features as it does not save periods or commas in the list of extensions you give it (so it may not be working correctly) unlike the remove extensions option but seems to work on a test file I tried with just exe in the list of extensions.
The new settings can be found in the Switches - Queue section. They are called Action when unwanted extension detected and Unwanted extensions.
More information at http://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=17337
Usual caveats.
It seems a bit inconsistent with other features as it does not save periods or commas in the list of extensions you give it (so it may not be working correctly) unlike the remove extensions option but seems to work on a test file I tried with just exe in the list of extensions.
The new settings can be found in the Switches - Queue section. They are called Action when unwanted extension detected and Unwanted extensions.
More information at http://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=17337
Usual caveats.