Trainer – trojan?

I wanted to download a trainer, but NOD stopped me, it said it was a trojan (keylogger). I tried to download it frome another website, but again, it was a trojan. I read on some site that antivirus may pick up a trainer to be a trojan keylogger, even if it isn’t. Is that true?
Answer #1
that is true.
anti virus programs may identify certain aspects of code or behaviour in a keygen or patch and treat it as a malicious piece of software/code.
there of course some people who do put malicious code in keygens, thats a risk you have to take, but if as you say you have tested several keygens, it is probably just a case of false positive.
it is up to you whether you want to take the risk of running that app – if you want to, disable your av and run it.
unless anyone else here has something to help you get this program..
Answer #2
jotti.virusscan.org
try again there
Answer #3
^ Thats a great site too test it out at. Thank you for posting i foregot all about it =\
Answer #4
many thx, i’ll check it out
Answer #5
Datei: CI3-Xmas-Trainer.rar
Auslastung: 0% 100%
Status: INFIZIERT/MALWARE
Entdeckte Packprogramme: –
Bit9 rapportiert: No threat detected (more info)
A-Squared Keine Viren gefunden
AntiVir TR/Keylog.HotKeysHook.DP gefunden
ArcaVir Keine Viren gefunden
Avast Keine Viren gefunden
AVG Antivirus Keine Viren gefunden
BitDefender Application.Gamecrack.EG gefunden
ClamAV Trojan.W32.HotKeysHook.A gefunden
CPsecure Keine Viren gefunden
Dr.Web Tool.GameCrack gefunden
F-Prot Antivirus Keine Viren gefunden
F-Secure Anti-Virus Keine Viren gefunden
Fortinet Keine Viren gefunden
Ikarus Keine Viren gefunden
Kaspersky Anti-Virus Keine Viren gefunden
NOD32 Win32/Keylogger.HotKeysHook.A gefunden
Norman Virus Control Keine Viren gefunden
Panda Antivirus Keine Viren gefunden
Rising Antivirus Keine Viren gefunden
Sophos Antivirus Keine Viren gefunden
VirusBuster Keine Viren gefunden
VBA32 Keine Viren gefunden
So it is malware?