robotamadeus
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- Oct 31, 2009
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Whatsup. i just found this program that add frinds and mass message on like 30+ social networks. http://webdombot.com/index.php do you think its legit?
WebDOMinator for Twitter and 30+ Soc Networks
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ericsson
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robotamadeus
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how does he stay current with all the updates on like 30 social network sites. seems like hed have to be working 24/7. itd be awesome if it really worked though. any more who have used it?
djquik
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- Nov 15, 2008
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you stay current with it because it's you that writes the script. it has a built in minion scripting so you can adjust to whatever changes the social network site makes. plus new plugins are released for different social network sites almost every week. and there's thousands of sites you can make your own for.
THUNDERELVI
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And It has a 14-day-Trial that's good
THUNDERELVI
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Maybe it's false positive
What type of virus was it? Trojan? Worm?
Can you plz tell us?
I don't want some viruses or backdoors in my system
THUNDERELVI
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Shit, thnx youngguy you saved my ass(actually my pc
) out there!I won't download that program now anyway and I didn't know that the owner is banned from BHW!
I tried to install it on a test machine & eset smart security suite caught it
trying to rename a file & it then wouldn't work.
I emailed the owner and here's his reply, can any of the mods or anyone familiar with
source code confirm this one way or another, I guess we need the source code to do that.
I am pretty sure that this is a false positive. I am not sure why nod32 is calling this a virus. I have not placed any viruses in the software. This is most likely because all the Updater does is call down one file from the website.. webDOM.exe. I can give you the source code to wdUpdater and you can compile it yourself if you doubt me. It might be that the code I used to call down the file is similar to a piece of code in that virus.
Are there any more details you can provide for me? This has been a thorn in my side so far and I need some help trying to fix this issue.
Thanks for contacting me about this,
Nate
trying to rename a file & it then wouldn't work.
I emailed the owner and here's his reply, can any of the mods or anyone familiar with
source code confirm this one way or another, I guess we need the source code to do that.
I am pretty sure that this is a false positive. I am not sure why nod32 is calling this a virus. I have not placed any viruses in the software. This is most likely because all the Updater does is call down one file from the website.. webDOM.exe. I can give you the source code to wdUpdater and you can compile it yourself if you doubt me. It might be that the code I used to call down the file is similar to a piece of code in that virus.
Are there any more details you can provide for me? This has been a thorn in my side so far and I need some help trying to fix this issue.
Thanks for contacting me about this,
Nate
robotamadeus
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Okay so you say that you have to do the scripting yourself for the plugins. the owner told me you dont have to know scripting whatsoever; you just download the plugins. which is it? im leaning to believe you have to do the scripting yourself because i dont know how he could keep up with all those updates.
tqpchris
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I checked with the support on this and he sent me a message back saying that he contacted support. The virus is a false positive, read Eset's site about things they mark with that. here's Eset's page so you don't have to google it yourself: http://www.eset.com/threat-center/encyclopedia/glossary/newheurpe
I have this product and like the user above. I am really happy with the service and potential of the product so far.
THUNDERELVI
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As I thought, False Positive, I think I'll try that after all.
If anything happens to my pc, I will just format it
nambooooo
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I really think it's a false positive, been using it for some days (it's not like it matters) and everything's fine. This piece of software has a lot of pottential and I really don't think that the maker would put so much work into it just to hide a virus in it. There are lots of easier ways to do it. And even automate those ways with webDom . About the software itself, I'm impressed . The maker, Nate should really take some usability classes but at least he knows how to code and does his job extremly well. I don't really buy software, prefer to automate things on my own or use cracked soft, but I'm gonna buy a licence of webDom, which at $20/month is nothing for it's potential.
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. About the software itself, I'm impressed . The maker, Nate should really take some usability classes but at least he knows how to code and does his job extremly well. I don't really buy software, prefer to automate things on my own or use cracked soft, but I'm gonna buy a licence of webDom, which at $20/month is nothing for it's potential.Posted via Mobile Device