Tonyaz Posted May 23, 2011 Report Share Posted May 23, 2011 During a full scan earlier today, Immunet Protect (without ClamAv) detected and quarantined two files it identified as W32.Trojan.2483. 1 file is A0137867.exe (System volume information\restore), which coincidentially was a false positive during an Avast! scan on Friday. 2nd file is Splitcam.exe. I also did a full scan of my system with Malwarebytes prior to the Immunet scan and it found nothing malicious. No other antivirus program I have had ever identified Splitcam.exe as a threat. Could this be a false positive? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sweidre Posted May 23, 2011 Report Share Posted May 23, 2011 During a full scan earlier today, Immunet Protect (without ClamAv) detected and quarantined two files it identified as W32.Trojan.2483. 1 file is A0137867.exe (System volume information\restore), which coincidentially was a false positive during an Avast! scan on Friday. 2nd file is Splitcam.exe. I also did a full scan of my system with Malwarebytes prior to the Immunet scan and it found nothing malicious. No other antivirus program I have had ever identified Splitcam.exe as a threat. Could this be a false positive? Hi Tonyaz, Can you, please, follow the main procedure to send an email to support@samples.immunet.com with the files compressed into zip- or 7z-files as attachments. Within 2 hours the Immunet Analysis Team will send a reply to you (US Mountain Time Mon-Fri 9-5). Automatically Immunet will also send the result (malwares or false positives) to the Immunet Cloud. Cheers, sweidre PS. I saw, that one of the two files was stored in a "System Volume Information" folder, which you probably cannot access! Do you have a copy of it somewhere else? Anyhow, please, send what you are able to! DS. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tonyaz Posted May 25, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 25, 2011 Hi Tonyaz, Can you, please, follow the main procedure to send an email to support@samples.immunet.com with the files compressed into zip- or 7z-files as attachments. Within 2 hours the Immunet Analysis Team will send a reply to you (US Mountain Time Mon-Fri 9-5). Automatically Immunet will also send the result (malwares or false positives) to the Immunet Cloud. Cheers, sweidre PS. I saw, that one of the two files was stored in a "System Volume Information" folder, which you probably cannot access! Do you have a copy of it somewhere else? Anyhow, please, send what you are able to! DS. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tonyaz Posted May 25, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 25, 2011 Thanks for your response, Sweidre. I will get those files to the address you provided. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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