False Postives this morning.

Discussion in 'ESET Endpoint Products' started by gdonlon, Feb 7, 2013.

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  1. gdonlon

    gdonlon Registered Member

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    Not sure if anyone else is experiencing this but our company is getting a lot of false positives this morning on applications that in the past have never caused a false positive.

    Solidworks Icons, our custom software and some other seemingly legitimate applications continue to come up as a Potential "Win32/Toolbar.Widgi" threat.

    Anyone else seeing this? Seems to be going after shortcut links more than anything else.
     
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  3. gdonlon

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    Yes, this is the same thing. I just checked out that link.

    I have about 100 users that are missing icons now on their desktops. :rolleyes:
     
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    You can use ERA to restore quarantined files on all clients by pushing a Restore/Delete from quarantine task.
     
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