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Jason McKinnon
Hi again,
Once again, math.dll (one of the standard NSIS standard plugins) has
reappeared on the false positive charts.
The full path of the file (in its default installation location) is
"c:\program files\nsis\plugins\math.dll".
It is being detected as "Begin2Search (Browser Plug-in)", which is
classified as a "High" threat level, with a default action of "Remove".
Is there anything that can be done to prevent the same file that has been
repeatedly declared non-spyware from falling prey to yet another faulty
signature? This is the third signature set that has incorrectly identified
math.dll as a spyware component (5709 and 5711 were the previous ones to
target this particular component).
Incidentally, I have also just filed a report on the false positive
reporting page at
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/software/isv/fpform.aspx
Thanks,
Jason
Once again, math.dll (one of the standard NSIS standard plugins) has
reappeared on the false positive charts.
The full path of the file (in its default installation location) is
"c:\program files\nsis\plugins\math.dll".
It is being detected as "Begin2Search (Browser Plug-in)", which is
classified as a "High" threat level, with a default action of "Remove".
Is there anything that can be done to prevent the same file that has been
repeatedly declared non-spyware from falling prey to yet another faulty
signature? This is the third signature set that has incorrectly identified
math.dll as a spyware component (5709 and 5711 were the previous ones to
target this particular component).
Incidentally, I have also just filed a report on the false positive
reporting page at
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/software/isv/fpform.aspx
Thanks,
Jason