I just installed a fresh pc with Server 2003 and a MsDev development environment, with Comodo Internet Security only as firewall, AV etc.
Everytime I try to compile and link the executable I’m working on, at linking process when the executable is being created the CIS says me that executable has the daisy-2153@…virus.
I run also a full scan of my pc and no virus was found, so:
Is it a false alarm?
Is that a virus attaching itsself at creation of an executable?
How can I fix this problem?
Is there a virus list where I can see info about that virus so I try to understand where it comes from?
I’m sorry but I cannot submit the exe file, for privacy reason.
Anyway there is an update about “daisy”, Comodo Antivirus seems to found
something in a windows system file, this is the content of the report it shown me:
“Worm.Win32.Email-Worm.generic.daisy-1529@30460279 C:\WINDOWS\system32\RACMGR32.EXE”
again the “daisy”!
I read about the size etc on MSDN docs and the size of the file is right also the creation time etc.
So:
how can fix this problem?
Comodo seems to me doesn’t have a button to clean the file from the worm, or do I am wrong?
for this second executable: since it is a microsoft file I don-t know if I can submit it to you.
There seem to be a lot of daisy FP’s. I got 2 of them in files I know are safe. One is a Windows help file and the other is part of cablenut, a connection optimizer I have been using for years. Only Comodo is picking these files up as being infected.