Virus-Finding Engine updated in Dr.Web software
June 8, 2015
Issues involving routines for extracting and parsing .NET, EncodedScript, DGCA, TNEF, 7zip, Mach-O, HA and docx files have been resolved. The defect causing false positives during heuristic analysis of PDF and MS Office files has been corrected.
Furthermore, Dr.Web Virus-Finding Engine can now scan archives and containers in multi-thread mode and parse AutoHotkey scripts.
In addition, the engine's detection capabilities have been enhanced.
The update will be downloaded and installed automatically.
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