Depends on the skin.
If the skins gives an obvious advantage (IE: character skins which increase the visibility of players) it will be counted as a model hack.
If in doubt leave well alone.
More likely as this is a PUP they are using a hash based system, others will base detection on what is found at the EP. Obviously there are other factors to consider when creating detections. Very few scanners however will use string based detection these days. They are too easily circumvented with a high likely hood of FP detections.
Only 2 of those detections are actually FP's. The others are simply reporting potentially unwanted programs (PUP). Why? Because some network/IT admins would not appreciate IRC clients being used inside their corp networks, and also some malware uses mIRC as a propagation method/backdoor.
If you scan any version of mIRC itself (or Xchat etc) you will see similar results:
http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/57a008b2303d598cd7ce40d66f64da5b4b18f4e30d073e1ff14b19bea1a73ad3-1280256838
Agreed. If this pans out the way we hope I'll turn off our BC2 servers and will finally be able to have full access to our server again. Stupid ranked restrictions.
This says it all really. Norton may have a reactive detection rate > 90% however with a proactive (heuristic) detection rate well below 50% it really is poor when it comes to personal security. Long gone are the days when a few 100 pieces of unique malware were collected per week, now AV companies are receiving hundreds of thousands per week, making static signature / wildcard sigs a thing of the past. Is the engines behavioural analysis is not up to scratch you are not protected.
Your GUID is globally banned with Even Balance, you will have to take it up with them here http://www.evenbalance.com/index.php?page=ttsystem.php&game=cod4
I pay for a dedicated game server, a separate web server and yet another server we use for TS (among other things), f*ck right off if I'm shelling out even more for a game that I may or may not play from week to week.
It's not the patching itself that is the issue, it's the in house compliance, checking with our developers, testing patches on various machines in various departments etc and then hoping that the random sample you tested and holds
true for every other machine under your umbrella.
Wonder how long it takes this guy to get banned from his other 3 recently purchased games :P
http://www.pbbans.com/mpi/results.php?srchtype=GUID&srchdata=d77ef608e98f1ff3ddd568591673c181&game_id=27&showLG=yes&showAT=no&safeview=no
http://www.pbbans.com/mpi/results.php?srchtype=GUID&srchdata=0f0aa1a7e85d91c7095367a2285dd033&game_id=33&showLG=yes&showAT=no&safeview=no
Gaming Deluxe seem to do some cheap boxes although I've not personally used them so you might want to ask around for some testimonials.
If you want to go fully self managed check OVH.co.uk, high spec boxes and very attractive prices.