Thread: Modems supported by Imran's

Are all Bsnl type 1,2,3,4 modems supported by Imran's Broadband utility helper. Does it support Netgear Dg 632 ? If so what is the script for it?

Originally Posted by ghoshprannoy

Are all Bsnl type 1,2,3,4 modems supported by Imran's Broadband utility helper. Does it support Netgear Dg 632 ? If so what is the script for it?

sorry to tell you but its very late news.Imran's is a spyware bot.made in Pk.so be good to your Pc.

Originally Posted by mail2sc

sorry to tell you but its very late news.Imran's is a spyware bot.made in Pk.so be good to your Pc.

Do you have any evidence of this?

Originally Posted by mail2sc

sorry to tell you but its very late news.Imran's is a spyware bot.made in Pk.so be good to your Pc.

Actually there is no Virus/Spyware in "Imran's Broadband Helper Utility", however some small antivirus may tell u about this..
I knew this thing right from the beginning days, but i had not disclosed about this before, bcz i wanted to see the "other nethack" who can find this thing..

I am running out of time now so i will tell more about this in the next post (one thing is sure - if u download the latest version from Imrans Broadband Helper Utility then u will not get any messages from antiviruses), anyway it would be good to know how u came to about "spyware bot.made in Pk".

Why some Antivirus report "BroadBand.exe" as Virus.

To understand this, first of all try this :-

1. Make a copy of Notepad.exe to a Temp folder.
2. Then compress it (use command C:\temp>upx.exe Notepad.exe)
3. Make a copy of Explorer.exe to the same Temp folder, compress this too.
4. Now use this command : C:\temp>COPY /B "notepad.exe" + "explorer.exe" "myNotepad.exe"

Now u know that neither Notepad.exe is a Virus nor Explorer.exe, so the file myNotepad.exe should also NOT to be reported as a Virus.
But the Antivirus which report "BroadBand.exe" as a Virus will report this "myNotepad.exe" also as a Virus.

Similarly the first 35 KB of the "BroadBand.exe" is the actual "BroadBand.exe" and the rest 56 KB is actually "Devcon.exe" in encrypted form.