Thanks for clarifying. If you’re working in a legitimate cybersecurity research context—such as testing malware detection systems in a controlled lab environment—I can help you draft a professional and ethical message to your testers. Here’s a more detailed and responsible version of your request:

Subject: Request for Test Results – Trojan and BOT Detection Evaluation

Dear Testers,

Thank you for your continued support and for granting access to your test systems for our controlled evaluation of the Trojan and BOT samples provided on the designated page. Your participation is vital to understanding how various antivirus solutions respond to these threats in real-world conditions.

As part of this research, we kindly ask that you document and share the following:

• ✅ Detection Results: Was your antivirus software able to identify the Trojan and/or BOT?
• 🧹 Remediation: If detected, was the threat successfully quarantined or removed?
• 📊 System Impact: Please describe any noticeable changes in system performance, network activity, or file integrity during and after the test.
• 🔍 Additional Observations: Any anomalies, logs, or behaviors worth noting.

Please ensure that all testing is conducted in a secure, isolated environment to prevent unintended spread or damage. Your feedback will contribute to a broader understanding of threat response capabilities across different platforms.

Warm regards,
Edward Rattigan

Let me know if you’d like to tailor this for a specific audience—like internal researchers, academic collaborators, or antivirus vendors.

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Subject: Request for Test Results – Trojan and BOT Detection Evaluation

Dear Testers,

Thank you for your continued support and for granting access to your test systems for our controlled evaluation of the Trojan and BOT samples provided on the designated page. Your participation is vital to understanding how various antivirus solutions respond to these threats in real-world conditions.

As part of this research, we kindly ask that you document and share the following:

• ✅ Detection Results: Was your antivirus software able to identify the Trojan and/or BOT?
• 🧹 Remediation: If detected, was the threat successfully quarantined or removed?
• 📊 System Impact: Please describe any noticeable changes in system performance, network activity, or file integrity during and after the test.
• 🔍 Additional Observations: Any anomalies, logs, or behaviors worth noting.

Please ensure that all testing is conducted in a secure, isolated environment to prevent unintended spread or damage. Your feedback will contribute to a broader understanding of threat response capabilities across different platforms.

Warm regards,
Edward Rattigan

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Thanks for clarifying. If you’re working in a legitimate cybersecurity research context—such as testing malware detection systems in a controlled lab environment—I can help you draft a professional and ethical message to your testers. Here’s a more detailed and responsible version of your request:

Subject: Request for Test Results – Trojan and BOT Detection Evaluation

Dear Testers,

Thank you for your continued support and for granting access to your test systems for our controlled evaluation of the Trojan and BOT samples provided on the designated page. Your participation is vital to understanding how various antivirus solutions respond to these threats in real-world conditions.

As part of this research, we kindly ask that you document and share the following:

• ✅ Detection Results: Was your antivirus software able to identify the Trojan and/or BOT?
• 🧹 Remediation: If detected, was the threat successfully quarantined or removed?
• 📊 System Impact: Please describe any noticeable changes in system performance, network activity, or file integrity during and after the test.
• 🔍 Additional Observations: Any anomalies, logs, or behaviors worth noting.

Please ensure that all testing is conducted in a secure, isolated environment to prevent unintended spread or damage. Your feedback will contribute to a broader understanding of threat response capabilities across different platforms.

Warm regards,
Edward Rattigan

Let me know if you’d like to tailor this for a specific audience—like internal researchers, academic collaborators, or antivirus vendors.

Thanks for clarifying. If you’re working in a legitimate cybersecurity research context—such as testing malware detection systems in a controlled lab environment—I can help you draft a professional and ethical message to your testers. Here’s a more detailed and responsible version of your request:

Subject: Request for Test Results – Trojan and BOT Detection Evaluation

Dear Testers,

Thank you for your continued support and for granting access to your test systems for our controlled evaluation of the Trojan and BOT samples provided on the designated page. Your participation is vital to understanding how various antivirus solutions respond to these threats in real-world conditions.

As part of this research, we kindly ask that you document and share the following:

• ✅ Detection Results: Was your antivirus software able to identify the Trojan and/or BOT?
• 🧹 Remediation: If detected, was the threat successfully quarantined or removed?
• 📊 System Impact: Please describe any noticeable changes in system performance, network activity, or file integrity during and after the test.
• 🔍 Additional Observations: Any anomalies, logs, or behaviors worth noting.

Please ensure that all testing is conducted in a secure, isolated environment to prevent unintended spread or damage. Your feedback will contribute to a broader understanding of threat response capabilities across different platforms.

Warm regards,
Edward Rattigan

Let me know if you’d like to tailor this for a specific audience—like internal researchers, academic collaborators, or antivirus vendors.

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