Threatfire Temp File

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Temp file created by Threatfire detected by NOD32 as probable unknown
NewHeur_PE virus. I have sent file to Eset.

[ASpace]

{QUOTE-> I have sent file to Eset. <-QUOTE}

Thank you ;D :thumb:

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Can I get an idea when this will be fixed?
Running a full scan with Threatfire still triggers an alert from NOD32.

Thanks.

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It seems it may never get fixed :(

[Marcos]

{QUOTE-> Can I get an idea when this will be fixed?
Running a full scan with Threatfire still triggers an alert from NOD32.

Thanks. <-QUOTE}

Could you please PM me the subject of the email as well as the email address the file was sent from? I don't remember receiving such a false positive at samples[at]eset.com

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{QUOTE-> Could you please PM me the subject of the email as well as the email address the file was sent from? I don't remember receiving such a false positive at samples[at]eset.com <-QUOTE}
I don't have the ability to PM. I resent the email this morning. The email was sent to samples@eset.com. The title of the email is [Fwd Probable False Positive]
The attached file is a 7-Zip file with password 'infected'. The name of the file is
'EE1D14C0.7Z'
I would prefer creating the file using Windows XP built-in archive but I don't know how to create a password with the built-in archive.
The behavior can easily be duplicated by downloading the free version of Threatfire here http://www.threatfire.com/download/ and running a full scan with Threatfire.

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Marcos,

PM sent.

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Any news?

I have resent the email for a fourth time.

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Marcos,

I submit the file using Eset quarantine submit utility.

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Marcos,

PM sent.