Im quite sure this is false positive but Avira Antivirus detects and blocks permanently (could not add a ignore rule for some reason) ddosd.mod
Its identified as
BDS/Hupigon.ozgn
Date discovered: 26/07/2011
Type: Backdoor Server
reported it to avira
ddosd.mod classified as malware by avira antyvirus
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SkyStar HD with TechnoTrend 5.0.2.1 drivers
reported by system as TT-budget S2-3200 (BDA)
on Windows XP/Vista/7 all 64 bit
mainly windows 7 x64 pro PL
Intel Q6600 12GB of RAM
GeForce GTX 280
dish at HotBird/Astra standart DiSEQC 1.0 swich
Motherboard Asus P5Q
reported by system as TT-budget S2-3200 (BDA)
on Windows XP/Vista/7 all 64 bit
mainly windows 7 x64 pro PL
Intel Q6600 12GB of RAM
GeForce GTX 280
dish at HotBird/Astra standart DiSEQC 1.0 swich
Motherboard Asus P5Q
Re: ddosd.mod classified as malware by avira antyvirus
if downloaded from here (the DD site), the files in the original setup packages should be ok & safe (scanned before the releases)
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Re: ddosd.mod classified as malware by avira antyvirus
Yup thats why i reported it as false positive to avira. And requested them to repair exclusion behavior couse this AV blocks this module even after adding it to exception list in AV config ==;
I just got confirmation that its false positive ana Avira should no longer detect is as virus
I just got confirmation that its false positive ana Avira should no longer detect is as virus

SkyStar HD with TechnoTrend 5.0.2.1 drivers
reported by system as TT-budget S2-3200 (BDA)
on Windows XP/Vista/7 all 64 bit
mainly windows 7 x64 pro PL
Intel Q6600 12GB of RAM
GeForce GTX 280
dish at HotBird/Astra standart DiSEQC 1.0 swich
Motherboard Asus P5Q
reported by system as TT-budget S2-3200 (BDA)
on Windows XP/Vista/7 all 64 bit
mainly windows 7 x64 pro PL
Intel Q6600 12GB of RAM
GeForce GTX 280
dish at HotBird/Astra standart DiSEQC 1.0 swich
Motherboard Asus P5Q
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