All we can do is speculate. It sounds like Comodo may have been working on changes with the AV database. I could imagine Comodo is focusing on a smaller local database or improved updating but anybody’s guess is as good as mine.
I remember some time back that Reece (I think) asked about that possibility. A Database that synced and just added new AV changes; ignoring anything already present or those that had had their day . . . years old and no longer functional. Maybe something along those lines?
Avira.
And I’m not going to report it as false positive, because I googled it and there are more websites reporting it as malware so I don’t trust it. Up to Comodo themselves to remove whatever this FusionCore.dll is or whatever they have to do to fix it.
AV Companies need to detect PUP/Adware/3rd Party software bundles, so of course they will detect Comodo installer since it includes other optional software during installation.
Surely, they could Whitelist the Comodo Installer, however since Comodo is a competitor, companies usually don’t go easy against competitors, do they? >:-D