No, your BlueJeans conference system isn't malware: Here's the real issue

guest · Jul 11, 2018

No, your BlueJeans conference system isn't malware: Here's the real issue
Antivirus programs have been falsely labelling BlueJeans as malware, but there's an easy fix.
July 10, 2018
https://www.techrepublic.com/articl...nce-system-isnt-malware-heres-the-real-issue/

For the past month, antivirus software has been flagging conferencing application BlueJeans as malware, The Register reported. Some 27 security programs, including Trend Micro, McAfee, and Avast, were marking the application as malicious, according to a VirusTotal scan.

But BlueJeans hasn't been infected with malware: Instead, the antivirus alarms went off due to a cryptographically unsigned library, that has since been replaced in an update, BlueJeans CTO Alagu Periyannan told The Register.

This issue highlights the need for developers of business tools to ensure they meet all security standards, and aren't missing any certificates or unsigned libraries that could lead to a problem like this. This is especially important for vendors, who don't want to lose customer trust.
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Rasheed187 · Jul 14, 2018

I wonder if it's a good thing or bad thing that AV flagged it as malware, just because a library is unsigned? You would think that AV's are a bit more advanced.

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