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Detected as Exploit (K7 AntiVirus) W32/Ramnit.C (Avira), virus.bat.startmuch.a (Qihoo) and JS/Redirector.BB (Total Defense) #577

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article10 opened this issue Aug 6, 2015 · 2 comments

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@article10
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Hello,

I was wondering if you knew about these detections for the Firefox version:
http://www.herdprotect.com/knowledgebase_resource.aspx?sha1=279b38622cf9efed492806e1d5244ffa37c6cd60&u=e66b5d90-c1b2-4751-86fa-4f6d4abeba7b&s=scanner&v=1.0.3.9

You can report false positives here: http://www.herdprotect.com/false_positive.aspx?sha1=279b38622cf9efed492806e1d5244ffa37c6cd60&u=e66b5d90-c1b2-4751-86fa-4f6d4abeba7b&s=scanner&v=1.0.3.9

Kind regards,

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gorhill commented Aug 7, 2015

uBlock ships with filter lists, including the malware ones, so this can lead to false positives (as long as you install from reliable sources: AMO, Chrome/Opera store, or GitHub). For example, #199.

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gorhill commented Aug 14, 2015

Looks like someone filed a false positive report, the file is now marked as "clean", with the following comment:

A number of engines detected this file but were erroneous detections (false positives).

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