The patch (in #31) is not a virus or a trojan:
http://www.lvllord.de/
(third comment)

“Recent false virus-notifications – Some AntiVir Software vendors added the patcher into their virus-definitions. The patcher is often detected as ‘Tool/EvID’. But as a first info: The patcher is NO VIRUS. Some virus and trojanwriter uses the same technique to increase the limit. After that its easier for them to spread to other computers in the internet. This runs without knowledge of the user. So he is not informed about what’s going on. With the patcher here, every user can decide on his own if he wants to change the file and if yes how high the limit should be. Also the user will be warned if he chooses to high limits, as already infected machines will spread existent viruses and trojans easier to the net. So everybody can choose on its own and is not forced to. The patcher itself does not contain malware. The virus-notification therefore should be seen as an information that this program contains the functionality to increase the limit. If that program is not known or has not been installed you can delete it. I hope I have answered some questions. LvlLord”

Read more about this on other posts online:
http://www.google.com/search?q.....rus+trojan

I’ve used it for a long time and also noticed that while some anti-viruses label it as a visur/trojan when scanning your computer, none of them found any infection on my computer (or many others I[ve used this on) after running it.

With that said, of course it’s your call if you want to use it or not.

cheers,
a.

Clever ruse, I must say. Infect a computer with trojans with a patch that allows more outbound connections the better to utilize the trojans.

Is there other malign advice above?