Potential Comodo/Vipre clash or something more sinister?

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[dweeb1]

I've had Sunbelt's Vipre Anti-Virus software running alongside Comodo Internet Security for some time now (approx. about 1 year), and only just recently, Comodo has detected a Trojan within Vipre called:

TrojWare.Win32.TrojanProxy.Puma.~sw[at]22456394

This malware appears in the following Vipre files:

C:\Program Files\Sunbelt Software\VIPRE\SBAMSvc.exe

and

C:\Program Files\Sunbelt Software\VIPRE\sbamui.exe

Obviously, I have the problem that if I quarantine or delete these files, Vipre will stop operating.

Could this be a clash between Comodo and Vipre, where Comodo has misdiagnosed a piece of the Vipre software as a Trojan, or could this be something more sinister?

Any help would be much appreciated.

[HeffeD]

I don't think it's anything more sinister than a possible false positive.

You can submit the file to VirusTotal and see what other scanning engines think.

If you feel it's a false positive, submit it to Comodo Malware Analysis.

[legal]

Hi

I am a new memeber of these forums and joined precisely because I have the same problem - for over a year both COMODO and CounterSpy of Sunbelt Software got on fine together and in the last few days I've had the warning from Comodo that trojware.win32.trojanproxy.puma was infesting the start-up of my CounterSpy service in the same files as dweeb1 mentions, except that I have them as CounterSpy/sbam etc and not VIPRE.

So, what should I do - delete them or treat them as false positives?

Thanks

Legal

[HeffeD]

So, what should I do - delete them or treat them as false positives?

Read my post above.

[Ionel]

Hi,

The reported detection was found to be false-positive and is already fixed with DB 3055 of Comodo Internet Security 3.13.121240.574. You can check and confirm.

Thanks and regards,
Ionel

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