FP on old SpyCop file (not very important)

NOD32 gave a FP on an old file belonging to SpyCop.
I had the file as attachment (zipped etc) in my Outlook Express while I had sent it to another AV as FP about a year ago.
Today NOD32 flagged it as infected.
Copied and unzipped the file to another directory.
Report:
D:\Tijdelijk_2\welcome.exe - probably a variant of Win32/Agent trojan

The file D:\Tijdelijk_2\welcome.exe has the following Checksum(s)
MD5 - C19BA30D6CEF0165DA23BCB0DB88F5E0

Marcos, I'll try to send you the file in private

Best regards, Jan.

 

Well, I have scanned the file at VirusTotal and lots of scanners were giving a warning.
Why NOD32 suddenly gave a warning while it didn't before, I don't know.

Anyway, it was an old file of SpyCop; so why bother anymore about it; I'll delete it.

So, I've just scanned the latest SpyCop file welcome.exe and (except for CAT-QuickHeal and eSafe) all are saying it is clean.

For those who don't know SpyCop:
When there is a signature update for SpyCop, it is the file welcome.exe that is updated.

 

This one will be fixed shortly, I thought it had already been.

 

Thank you Marcos !!! Much appreciated

Best regards,
Jan.

 

Confirmed: fixed with defs 2424 (20070726)

Thanks ESET !!!