...im using only 2(yes i know because i've removed other devices already...). i've used the QR code to download for android. i try using the Key or the Activation code on the mobile and nothing...i mean come on you guys gotta be joking its like im hacking the pentagon to activate a mobile phone antivirus....
Hello Fellas.
im having same issue, but because i know my Kaspersky version is different than the other one...i formatted my pc i got hit by Redline Stealer. So i did Format all 4 drives and did clean install of everything.
im using same account from Kaspersky and the program is diferent lol?
i Mean i bought the Plus version, but by mistake it came a Pure code which gives protection up to 3 devices, which i cant even connect on my android phone i dont know why if i can use on 3 devices why cant i use on phone right?
so i only get problems using Facebook on Chrome, at least that i notice its only Facebook Page and maybe youtube takes a long time on some videos i think its not right because i got 500mb/s Fiber i can download a video game like 100gb 5min
im watching Prime video movies in 4k without any interruption on my mobile via wifi so it makes no sense.
which version of Kaspersky its the best?
cheers
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How to activate a Kaspersky application on multiple devices
1. Buy the code for Internet Security from the Kaspersky website.
2. Enter the activation code into your Anti-Virus application.
See this article for instructions.
3. Switch to Internet Security right away or wait until your current license expires.
Note that license terms are not summed.
4. Restart your computer, if necessary.
1. Buy the code for Total Security from the Kaspersky website.
2. Enter the activation code into your Anti-Virus application.
See this article for instructions.
3. Switch to Total Security right away or wait until your current license expires.
Note that license terms are not summed.
4. Restart your computer, if necessary.
1. Buy the code for Anti-Virus from the Kaspersky website.
2. Enter the activation code into your Anti-Virus application.
See this article for instructions.
3. Switch to Anti-Virus right away or wait until your current license expires.
Note that license terms are not summed.
4. Restart your computer, if necessary.
1. Buy the code for Total Security from the Kaspersky website.
2. Enter the activation code into your Anti-Virus application. See this article for instructions.
3. Switch to Total Security right away or wait until your current license expires.
Note that license terms are not summed.
4. Restart your computer, if necessary.
1. Buy the code for Anti-Virus from the Kaspersky website.
2. Enter the activation code into your Total Security application. See this article for instructions.
3. Switch to Anti-Virus right away or wait until your current license expires.
Note that license terms are not summed.
4. Restart your computer, if necessary.
1. Buy the code for Internet Security from the Kaspersky website.
2. Enter the activation code into your Total Security application. See this article for instructions.
3. Switch to Internet Security right away or wait until your current license expires.
Note that license terms are not summed.
4. Restart your computer, if necessary.
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This virus is a multi-platform and polymorphic infector affecting both DOSand Win32 files. It was named after the text strings in its code:[Win32.Libertine v1.07b]Copyright 1998-xxxx by The virus can be found in three different forms:infected Win32 PE filesinfected DOS COM filesWin32 PE dropper (31672 bytes pure virus code)Because of bugs the infected COM and EXE files cannot run under Windows NT,they are terminated with standard NT or DrWatson error message. Despite onthis I name the virus Win32, not Win95 because the virus dropper can spreadthe virus on NT computers with no problems.While infecting both Win32 and DOS files the virus writes its complete 32Kbcode to the end of files and modifies file headers to pass control to thevirus routine. The addresses of entry routines are different in all threecases of infection. The virus in both infected Win32 and DOS programs whentakes control searches for Win32 dropper (the C:MYLENE.EXE file), executesit and returns control to the host program. If there are no dropper in rootdirectory on the C: drive, the virus first creates and then executes it.These dropper activation routines are quite short in infected files. Incase of DOS COM files it is just about 200-bytes simplycreate-write-close-run routine. In case of Win32 files it is moresophisticated, but also quite silly and short.So the virus in infected files just creates and runs the dropper - no more, andall infection and payload virus functions falls on the Win32 virus dropper.Running the DropperWhen the dropper is executed the virus first of all performs some tricks tohide its presence in the system. To prevent access violation systemmessages the virus by using the SetErrorMode KERNEL32 function disablesGeneral Protection Fault error message. Windows then will just continue toexecute application without any report about protection violation.The virus then checks the system where it is run (Windows95/98 or WindowsNT), and in case of Windows9x patches system undocumented process databaseand sets two flags in it - NukeProcess and ServiceProcess. These flags areset for at least two purposes: a) the process is not visible in theCtrl-Alt-Del task list; b) the process is not terminated when the user logsoff. To enable these flags the virus then re-executes its dropper with"sexy" ID argument.Being executed under patched system environment the virus jumps to itsother routines: anti-anti-virus routine, payload and infection.Anti-anti-virusTo disable anti-virus protection the virus has only one anti-virus as a target, that is APVI - the AVP Inspector integrity checker (CRC scanner). Thevirus looks for AVPI file, opens it and scans for specific code. If suchcode is found, the virus replaces it with NOP instructions. Depending ondifferent AVPI versions that caused different effects: either AVPI does notdetect changes in system, or it immediately stops scanning and displaysstatistic dialog.The virus gets the AVPI file name by using the system registry. It opens theHKEY_USERSDefaultSoftwareKasperskyLabAVPI key, gets Path to AVPIdirectory, opens the AVPICHCK.DLL, scans and patches it. To preventduplicate patching the virus stores the "kcah" ("hack" written backward) IDto the file header at the offset 0030h.The virus also terminates AVPI, if it is active. To do that the virus findsAVPI32 window, gets its thread ID, opens and terminates the process.InfectionWhen the infection routine gets control the virus scans for all files allsubdirectory trees on all installed hard drives starting from C:, if thereis non-fixed disk in the sequence (CD-ROM, remote, or other) the virusterminates itself.When a file is found the virus checks it for COM or EXE file nameextension. The virus infects only such files and search for next file orsubdirectory entry otherwise. If the file has executable extension, thevirus with probability 7/8 depending on the system timer jumps to theinfection routine, otherwise it continues searching as well as in case ofnon-executable name extension.First of all the virus separates COM and EXE files by comparing their firsttwo bytes with magic MZ stamp. In case of EXE file the virus then checksPortable Executable and virus ID stamps - double words "PE" at the top ofthe header and "I M!" in the PE CheckSum field. While adding its code tothe end of Portable Executable files the virus creates a new section named_Mylene_, modifies Address of Entry Point and some other necessary fields.It then runs the polymorphic engine, encrypts its copy and writes it to theend of PE file into the newly created section.In case of COM file the virus also writes itself to the end of the file,but also converts file format to EXE by adding EXE header to the top of thefile. The virus does not infect DOS files twice - it checks internal fileformat and affects COM files only. Being infected they have EXE format andare bypassed by the virus infection routine. The virus does not infect aswell files that have "ENUN" text string at the end of the files. This IDmeans that these COM files are protected by CRC, so the virus avoids toinfect them. The virus also does not infect small and large COM files withlength below 2K or above 60K.Infected COM file executionWhile infecting DOS COM files the virus converts them to EXE format, i.e.the infected COM files have EXE header: MZ magic stamp at the top and all necessary EXE header's fields. The careful investigation of the infected fileheader immediately shows hacker's origin of the program: several fieldshave values that cannot be found in ordinary programs. First of all theHeaderSize (Paragraphs in Header) fields keeps zero, i.e. that means thatthere are no bytes in EXE header (but there are at least two - 'M' and'Z'). The second suspicious field is "CS at entry" with -100h (FFF0h) valuestored in. Using both of these fields in the same EXE header forces DOS toload such EXE file as standard DOS COM file: the bytes from 0000 till 00FFhare occupied by Program's Segment Prefix, bytes from 0100h till the end ofallocated memory are for file image, and very first byte of file is placedat the offset 0100h. In case of DOS COM files the file image cannot overlapa segment (64K), in case of DOS EXE files loadable image can be of any sizethat fills in one block of free memory.By using the COM->EXE trick the virus is able to infect COM files of anysize, after converting they do not loose their functionality ever if filesize grows over 64K limitation while infecting. Remember virus size -without converting to EXE format the virus would not be able to infect COMfiles of size above than 32Kb. Another important effect of the trick iseasy way to return control to host program - the virus does nothing butjust restores first 4Fh bytes of file header and jumps to there.So, the virus code is loaded into the memory starting from very first bytes("MZ" stamp) till very last one, and control is passed to the address thatis pointed by EXE header. In case of this virus the entry code is placedvery near of file top - at the address 0020h. This routine by using 32-bitsi386 instructions gets the offset of main virus code (this offset is storedat the address 001Ch in header), converts it to 16-bits segment:offsetformat and jumps to there. The entry routine also hooks INT 24h to preventstandard DOS error message while writing to write-protected volumes, I haveno idea why virus' author placed it here but not in the main virus code.When main virus code receives control it checks Windows presence. If thereis no Windows run, or Windows version is less that 4.0 (Windows95), thevirus restores original host program bytes at its top and returns controlto there. If Windows is run, the virus creates the C:MYLENE.EXE file,writes Win32 dropper to there, closes the file and executes it. The droppertakes control and the virus returns on its infection level.Infected PE file executionWhen an infected PE file is executed, the virus polymorphic routine takescontrol, decrypts the virus code and jumps to the main routine. Thisroutine is not the same as in case of COM file. It is 32-bits program thatoperates with Windows memory and resources, but the target of this routineis the same as in case of COM file: it creates and executes the virusdropper.To access Windows function the virus has either to import them by using PEImport Table, or get their addresses by scanning Windows kernel. The virusselects second way: it pays attention for environment (Windows95/98 orWindows NT - the virus uses correct offsets in both cases), parses KERNEL32imports and searches for CreateFileA, WriteFile, CloseHandle and WinExecfunctions. The virus procedure in infected PE files is quite simple and itdoes not need more but just these four entries. // Here is a bug in viruscode that stops its spreading under WindowsNT.The virus then in the similar way as in case of infected DOS COM filecreates the C:MYLENE.EXE file, writes dropper's code to there, closes andexecutes this file. The dropper takes control, and this PE branch of virusalgorithm returns back to the root.PayloadBefore calling anti-anti-virus and infection routines the virus calls thetrigger routine. This routine is executed with a probability 1/8 depending onthe system time counter and changes the Windows background picture(WallPaper). The virus simple creates the C:MYLENE.BMP file, writes animage of Mylene Farmer(?) to there, converts it to BMP format and declaresas a Windows WallPaper image:While doing that the virus accesses the installed JPEG viewer from thesystem registry:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftShared ToolsGraphics FiltersImportJPEGThe virus then loads corresponding library into the memory, gets theaddress and calls the ImportGr routine. The virus performs this convertingonly to decrease its size: the result BMP image is 160K file, so the viruskeeps in its code the 16K JPEG variant of the same image. As a WallPaperimage Windows95 accepts only BMP format, so the virus has to convert theJPEG source to BMP.The result image is then saved to the same C:MYLENE.BMP file that is thenregistered as the Wallpaper image for Windows desktop:HKEY_CURRENT_USERControl PaneldesktopThe only minor point in this converting is that I have everything necessaryon my test computer, but the virus failed to upgrade my Wallpaper.Direct Action but Memory Resident?Before infecting each file the virus calls standard Windows API functionSleep and delays its activity for 3 seconds. This is the very (maybe themost) important block of virus code. Just one this call makes the virus tobe labeled as "memory resident".The result of this sleepy instruction the virus code may stay in the systemmemory for long time. Let there are 1000 COM and EXE files on the computer.The virus goes sleep for 3 seconds before infecting each of them, so itwill stay in the memory for 50 minutes (3000 seconds).The virus is memory resident: it stays in the system memory for long time,and other application may be run while the virus infection routine isactive. Despite on this it is direct action virus (like nonmemory residentviruses are) - it search for files in subdirectory tree and infects them,and no events hooked.Still virus-writers try to go the same conservative DOS way: they createWindows VxD hooking IFS API similar to DOS TSR hooking INT 21h. This is themost popular decision to create memory resident Windows viruses nowadays.Maybe the Libertine virus is the first virus with semi-resident feature,and in future we will se more viruses of such kind - that is much more easyto debug Windows application than Windows VxD or NT driver. 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