I have had a few reports in the last week and a half of some of my users downloading the Citrix Win32 client from the Citrix site and becoming infected with the W32.Bagif virus. I knew it was highly unlikely but possible the Client file on the Citrix site was infected so I downloaded it. As soon as I went to launch an ICA session, my anti-virus software alerted me that I was infected. Has anyone else experienced this over the last few days?
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Citrix Client and the W32.Bagif virus
- Thread starter sg4me
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Yes, I've had the problem. It is a problem with the AV software, not the ICA Client software.
It is a false report caused by the InoculateIT engine. CA has updated it's sigs to correct this.
You must be using CA InoculateIT. If you update to the latest sig, that should clear it up.
Also, if you change your real-time to the VET engine, that should do it as well. The InoculateIT sig version 23.60.1 or later is what you will need.
How often do you update your sigs? The new sig came out the next morning.
SeanFlynn
It is a false report caused by the InoculateIT engine. CA has updated it's sigs to correct this.
You must be using CA InoculateIT. If you update to the latest sig, that should clear it up.
Also, if you change your real-time to the VET engine, that should do it as well. The InoculateIT sig version 23.60.1 or later is what you will need.
How often do you update your sigs? The new sig came out the next morning.
SeanFlynn
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