Has anyone experienced this issue. Clamwin has recently done a full scan of my win7 home server and warned of viruses found during the scan. This is the relevant section of the log
C:\Vista\Vista\AERTACap.dll: Win.Trojan.Fakesmoke-102 FOUND
C:\Vista\Vista\AERTARen.dll: Win.Trojan.Fakesmoke-103 FOUND

C:\Intel_GLAN\PRO1000\Win32\NDIS5x\e1e5132.sys: Win.Trojan.Agent-170411 FOUND
C:\Intel_GLAN\PRO1000\Win32\NDIS5x\e1y5132.sys: Win.Trojan.Agent-170446 FOUND

Do you think this is a false identification? The drivers have been installed since the system was built and I dont remember clamwin reporting this as a problem before.
Fozzie

This could very well be a false positive detection. The way Clam does their automated signatures sometimes results in some false positives on Windows system files. I see at least one almost every day. The best way to verify a false positive is to upload it to either the Jotti or Virus Total scanning services, where they will scan a file with multiple AVs, including the Clam Engine used by ClamWin. If a couple of quality AVs detect something, it is probably not a false positive. If it is a false positive, visit the Clam AV "submit a file" page and report it via the false positive link. You will be doing all Clam and ClamWin users a favor.

Regards,

This file appears to be necessary to the system. How can I attach the file image so the ClamWin database gets updated?

Clam AV provides the scanning engine and signature database used by ClamWin. Upload the file to Clam AV as a false positive, and also scan it on Virus Total. That's the best way I can tell you to get it corrected.

Regards,

I play keyboards -- funny connection! I've already run it through the virus detector and it's adjudged to be not a virus. I'll upload the file and see if we can get the database updated appropriately.

Best regards,

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