Need help to configure Qihoo 360 TSE to scan within WinRar

[Der.Reisende]

Hi Guys,

I changed from TS to TSE, as with the bigger brother, updating Bitdefender engines were difficult (took many tries, even sent feedback to Qihoo). The smaller brother performs much better here.

But now I can't find the right executable to perform a virus scan when opening the archive with WinRar (sandboxed mode Qihoo TSE).

Can you please tell me which executable to use? As those are others than with the bigger brother (I can't remember the right one, which worked fine in combination with WinRar).

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[Ink]

What was the executable you used with 360TS?

Have you tried any of the main ones?

 

[Der.Reisende]

Hello Huracan, thank you for the fast reply Sorry can't remember, but comparing with a Win7 version of TS (another laptop, I guess it was QHSafeScanner - though it does not work anymore, just tried it, no idea how I did in on my Win8 machine). I tried both 360DeskAna.exe as well as 360DeskAna64.exe (I've got a 64bit Windows machine, so these sound right). It asks me to type the password, then the window closes and nothing happens (I used the 2 Samples.zip you can find in Malware Exchange). When I use QHSafeMain.exe, of course Qihoo 360 pops up. 360Shellpro.exe leads to an error message.

 

[Koroke San]

Use haozip, it uses qihoo cloud engines to detect malware inside compressed files but u must have live internet connection.

 

[Der.Reisende]

Use haozip, it uses qihoo cloud engines to detect malware inside compressed files but u must have live internet connection.

Hello Koroke,

thank you very much, will try that one out

Edit:

Koroke, this one's a great tip, thank you very much!

 

[sonylxn]

Use haozip, it uses qihoo cloud engines to detect malware inside compressed files but u must have live internet connection.

wow, i have used haozip before, but didn't know they have built-in qihoo scanner..
nice info indeed