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Another false positive for W32.Malware.Gen - This time for files pertinent to VirtualBox software

  • 21 April 2017
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These are the actual files that WR wanted to delete.  I had to tell the antivirus/malware client to not delete these two files and simply disabled notifications for when the same ones are found.  Here are the actual locations of the two files that WR decided were an issue all though they're not.  
 
[u] c:program filesoraclevirtualbox guest additionsuninst.exe [MD5: 4C323F927A737127B387ED6DB0826544] [Flags: 00081000.8464]
[u] f:vboxwindowsadditions.exe [MD5: B2F0AC13471A917289D1C83D5C96DCFA] [Flags: 00081000.8503]
 
Please mark these in the overall WR heuristics/definitions database.
Thank you!
---Roman
 
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Best answer by DanP 21 April 2017, 21:52

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Hi rzavolly
 
Welcome to the Community Forums.
 
The best thing to do in the situation is to Open a Support Ticket to inform the Support Team of this so they can do the updating of the Webroot Cloud database re. these files.
 
This is not something that we can do here in the Community.
 
Regards, Baldrick
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@ wrote:
These are the actual files that WR wanted to delete.  I had to tell the antivirus/malware client to not delete these two files and simply disabled notifications for when the same ones are found.  Here are the actual locations of the two files that WR decided were an issue all though they're not.  
 
[u] c:program filesoraclevirtualbox guest additionsuninst.exe [MD5: 4C323F927A737127B387ED6DB0826544] [Flags: 00081000.8464]
[u] f:vboxwindowsadditions.exe [MD5: B2F0AC13471A917289D1C83D5C96DCFA] [Flags: 00081000.8503]
 
Please mark these in the overall WR heuristics/definitions database.
Thank you!
---Roman
 
Both of those files have been whitelisted for some time. Please Submit A Support Ticket.

 
-Dan

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