Does that mean it is "clean" now? If it wasn't some time ago, it must have changed. Otherwise removing it would not be what I would like to see.
It was a file that came to us through a virus exchange as "infected" and when we received those, they got put into BOClean right away. If you check it out on google though, it was determined later not to be a malicious file after further examination. It's not often that I've pulled a definition but went back and checked it myself against what others found and no ... might be a pig as far as CPU goes, but nothing malicious in there. It's probably the fact that it came with Kazaa that got it branded in the first place.
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