I have a problem with an executable being flagged as malware.
I've already contacted Consumer Support to whitelist this file who advised I should report it here as it relates to the Enterprise version. The file is still detected by McAfee, McAfee-GW-Edition and Virustotal.
Analysis ID: 11087622 Dec 29, 2021
Analysis ID: 11087153 Dec 22, 2021
Analysis ID: 11086886 Dec 18, 2021
This is the link to virustotal:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/2990b936a85ccabe4a570f8230e98835b8d08c19282748b61541d2e668d109a6
It is flagged as RDN/Generic.grp.
I have tried to whitelist the file on a number of occasions but with no success so can I ask for your help.
If you need more information, please contact me.
Thank you.
Phil
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Hi @Phil3,
A Labs review request has been created. Please bear with me until we receive an update from Labs on the same.
Further updated to follow this Post.
Hi @Phil3,
Thank you for reporting the issue.
May I know if you are an active customer of McAfee?
If yes, a support/Service Request would be the best approach here.
If not, please let me know and I will seek alternate ways of having the samples reviewed by our Labs team for False positive detection!
Thank you for your replying. I'm not an active customer of McAfee, I'm the developer of the software affected.
I received a response when I sent it for review on Dec 29, 2021, Analysis ID: 11087622 and was later advised by a mod in the Consumer Community to submit it to this forum.
Phil
Hi @Phil3,
Thank you for your swift response. I will right now cross check what products are detecting your software with an internal scan using the sample details you have provided.
Since you cannot create a Service Request, I shall take care of this issue from here.
Hi @Phil3,
Thank you for your patience. I have analyzed the sample and confirmed that both McAfee ENS and VSE are detecting this sample as malicious (RDN/Generic.grp).
Unfortunately I do not have control over other product detection (Like gateway), but I will raise an internal request ASAP to check for suppressing this detection.
In order to do so, I would need the following details:
--> Name of the program:
--> Purpose of the program:
--> Publisher of the program:
As requested the details are:
Name of the program: CryptoCrack
Purpose of the program: To solve classical ciphers
Publisher of the program: Phil Pilcrow (me)
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/cryptocrackprogram/home
Thank you for helping.
Hi @Phil3,
Thank you for the details.
Please allow us some time to review the samples and get back to you.
If verified to be an FP detection, the usual turn around time to resolve is 3 to 5 business days. I shall keep this thread updated with next updates as and when I receive them from labs.
Hi @Phil3,
The Detections are now rectified post our submission from McAfee Labs. They have provided "EXTRA DAT" file that can help us mitigate the detection on an immediate basis that can be used by AV solutions we offer like Endpoint Security (ENS) and Virus Scan Enterprise (VSE).
Having said that, we expect the solution to be implemented on our global update release in next 3 to 5 business days (Maximum time taken).
I am attaching the said EXTRA DAT file for your kind perusal in case you have any customers who wish to use it immediately for running your software.
Details of summitted file:
Sample md5: 3bb62b46ec7f0327b8b188f37c14a5df
Suppressed Detection Name: RDN/Generic.grp trojan
Currently the file is being marked as a clean file in the back end.
Note: Also, please use our product's trial version or with the help of any of your customers who may use McAfee for confirming if the detections are suppressed as Virustotal may have some delays in updating the suppression data at their end.
Hi @Phil3,
A Labs review request has been created. Please bear with me until we receive an update from Labs on the same.
Further updated to follow this Post.
VirusTotal is now showing the file as clean. Thank you for your help.
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