Is this a false positive? Application.Win32.HackTool.dUP2.~BAAB[at]767009

[nathannza]

Is this a False positive?
26/02/2009 9:48:28 p.m.
\My Documents\Downloads\Tools\Alchohol\Alcohol 120 % 3,5 Platinium full\Alcohol 120 % 3,5 Platinium\Patch.exe
Application.Win32.HackTool.dUP2.~BAAB[at]767009

Alcohol Website - Application description.

I searched before posting and the only other one to come up was this one . It looks to me that “Application.Win32.Hacktool” is legitimate (But I’m no expert).

Adding Software info…
CIS
Version: 3.8.64739.471
Virus Database Version : 998
OS: WinXP, SP3

[sureshk]

@nathannza post:1

Is this a False positive?
26/02/2009 9:48:28 p.m.
\My Documents\Downloads\Tools\Alchohol\Alcohol 120 % 3,5 Platinium full\Alcohol 120 % 3,5 Platinium\Patch.exe
Application.Win32.HackTool.dUP2.~BAAB[at]767009

Alcohol Website - Application description.

I searched before posting and the only other one to come up was this one . It looks to me that “Application.Win32.Hacktool” is legitimate (But I’m no expert).

Adding Software info…
CIS
Version: 3.8.64739.471
Virus Database Version : 998
OS: WinXP, SP3

Hi nathannza,

Application/ApplicUnsaf/ApplicUnwnt are used to term the application as Potentially dangerous/unwanted. Not termed as malware.

This might not be the FalsePositive.You can exclude file from detection.

Thanks for reporting,

Thanks and Regards,
Suresh