Very weird. I specifically registered just now to ask this exact same question. I am running Windows 7 32-bit, and downloaded Windows Update KB2507983. Every time this update tries to install, I get a TrojWare.Win32.Trojan.Katusha warning via Comodo.
To the original poster, are you sure the KB you are downloading via Microsoft Update is KB2507938 and not KB2507983? You have the last two numbers transposed…
I got the same warning this morning, too. My Windows Update number is KB2507938, I double checked it. I am running Windows 7 32-bit, also. Please give us an update!
Which files do I submit for false positive testing? There were at least 6 generated for each of the 4 notices I received. When I tried to send the DLL file, I was told I was not authorized to open it. Then, when I tried to send one of the others, it started uploading, then continued for over an hour before I terminated it. Any suggestions?
Unfortunately, I am still having the same problem installing KB2507938. I’ve updated Comodo’s definitions and I’m still getting a TrojWare.Win32.Trojan.Katusha warning.
Additionally, I have discovered another update from Microsoft that is causing the same problem: KB2533623. Anyone else encountering issues when installing this update from Microsoft?
Got the exact same problem with the same windows 7 32-bit updates. CIS keeps reporting the same trojan on those updates and keeps me from installing them.
I am having the same problem with KB2533623 as I did with KB2507938, with Windows 7, Home Premium, 32 bit. This morning I tried to install KB2507938, and, each time the Comodo alert came up, I chose “Ignore - once” (It popped up about 10 times). When it was done, Windows Update said that the update had installed correctly. I know I took a chance in doing it that way, but figured if it came from MS, it had to be a false positive, since others I know who installed it, and were not running Comodo, did not have a problem.
We isolated the issue where some legitimate files were detected as TrojWare.Win32.Trojan.Katusha.~E. An update was released and the fix is now live. Anyone who encountered any issues related to this detection, please update the CIS virus database to version 9392.