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abby.co · **is Radlight spyware ? -** April 29th, 2002, 10:44 PM

i've installed ad-aware 5.8, and it sees radlight as trash, not any additional components but the main program itself, what's the deal ? does someone know why this happens ?

Basicly anything that has to do with radlight, it considers as spyware. isnt it usually some modules or dll that is the spy, then again, radlight as no ad support, mistake ? ???

Wolfie · April 29th, 2002, 11:03 PM

There is a article on this in news section zeropaid. its explains the relationship between adaware and radlink pretty good by the guy who made adaware.

click here

Sephiroth · April 30th, 2002, 07:10 AM

Its not spyware just a threat to adaware because it deletes it.

Which i dont think this will be the end. Programs like Radlight whill just bypass adawares detection and delete and then adware will release a patch and it will continue like that probably forever. Or until one goes bust.

Which AIM is probably one of the worst spyware ever although most people dont know it. If you have AIM installed then go to IE,s security zones and look in the sites in the trusted zone setting.. You should see home.aol.com.. Trusted zone is the lowest setting of security and allows programs to set cookies and etc without regard to the security settings.

Roamerick · April 30th, 2002, 07:13 AM

Don't know about that... There's plenty of divx players out there, but only one Adaware. If I had to choose between Radlight and Adaware on my system I know which one I'd rather keep.

BloodySabbath · April 30th, 2002, 01:10 PM

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Originally posted by Sephiroth
Which i dont think this will be the end. Programs like Radlight whill just bypass adawares detection and delete and then adware will release a patch and it will continue like that probably forever. Or until one goes bust.

Or until the general public comes to the same Roamerick did and decides to go with Ad-aware of Radlight... at which time Radlight will either have to cease the shenanigans or fade off into yesterday's news.

MusicMan · April 30th, 2002, 07:08 PM

Its just as bad as spyware though, it intrudes and changes our personal space on our computer. Radlight isn't spyware, it's a virus. How can something so mainstream be a virus?

Roamerick · **Easy now -** May 1st, 2002, 03:06 AM

MusicMan, it's not a virus. A Virus is by definition a self-replicating piece of code. Radlight doesn't self-replicate.

Nor is it a trojan, seeing as it doesn't grant unauthorised access to your system.

It's simply malware, or shady software. Let's not go overboard here, ok? Noobs are already confused enough as it is.

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Roamerick Offline Out of his Mind Posts: 284 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: UK Age: 33 Reputation Power: 107	April 30th, 2002, 07:13 AM Don't know about that... There's plenty of divx players out there, but only one Adaware. If I had to choose between Radlight and Adaware on my system I know which one I'd rather keep. Roam Bad Comedown - We browse the web, so you don't have to.

MusicMan Offline Zeropaid Regular Posts: 224 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Washington Reputation Power: 104	April 30th, 2002, 07:08 PM Its just as bad as spyware though, it intrudes and changes our personal space on our computer. Radlight isn't spyware, it's a virus. How can something so mainstream be a virus? Acclaimed Fanatic of Piracy Look For My Articles!!!