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First post.
Last tested with DB 1046.
Hi,
I have responded here:
https://forums.comodo.com/false_positivenegative_reporting_is_this_a_malware_that_cis_hasnot_detected/again_heurpebomb_in_browser_cache-t35714.0.html;msg258622#msg258622
CIS is not detecting the file b2e.exe with/without heuristics. Please verify it with the latest base update. If you still find the detection in CIS, please submit the sample to AVLab.
The file in question is detected by heuristics and is a cracking application. Although it is not a “maliclious software”, the purpose of the detection is to warn the user about potentially unwanted/dangerous applications. Moreover, such cracking applications are packed/protected by some non standard programs which are used almost only by malicious files. This detection is one such generic detection. If someone still wants to use the crack application, the user can just add the file to exclusion list.
Checked BOClean logs and shows a detection of leaktest.exe.
If this a backup that BOClean creates (Am I understanding you correctly?), then the AV of CIS will always detect the backup file. Again correct me if im wrong.
So should I delete this file or permanently exclude it or the folder from scaning…???
regards
monkeytails
Edit: have answered my question by looking at the BOClean on line help…will delete from computer.
I am posting this at the request of Experience. My initial False Positive report is below, along with the message from Suresh that the problem was fixed.
On the morning of 03/17/09 I had to restore a backup to my laptop, and took the opportunity to install the latest CIS (3.8.65951.477, data base 1062) and BOClean 4.27. Almost immediately, CIS showed 1 threat found, and it was the same ALCXSENS.SYS driver mentioned in my initial post, again as a Heur.Pck.tElock . What was very strange was that after an hour or so, the summary screen shows no threats found, (down from 1 earlier) yet the Antivirus events log still shows the detection.
I don’t know that it matters, but I am running XP Home SP3 on a Gateway laptop with an AMD Athlon 64 3400+ with 1 GB memory, and the CIS settings are all default.
Wrapper
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Posted on: March 10, 2009, 08:56:24 AMPosted by: sureshk
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Hi wrapper,
FP has fixed.Please confirm with our latest Updated base.
I reported archlp.dll as an FP during the weekend. It is part of Arcsoft’s Total Media Theater installation. Copy of the file was submitted through CIS RC 2. Not yet fixed in ver 1154. Identified as unclassified malware@14955904.