larrymcg Posted September 20, 2008 Using version 4.21.1004; core 3575 trace 1563 (09/20/2008) Updated the definitions and did a quick scan. It claimed that Rogue.eantivirusPro was found in C:\Program Files\Whatsrunning without a specific file being named. I told SAS to take no action. That's a folder containing the Whatsrunning application and has been on my PC for almost 3 years (but almost never run). Today's update for SAS added Rogue.eantivirusPro. A google of Rogue.eantivirusPro shows that this rogue was discovered just a couple days ago. I asked SAS to scan the folder Whatsrunning. It found nothing. I asked SAS to scan the entire Program Files folder. It found nothing. A false positive? Why would it trigger once but subsequent scans fine nothing even though SAS did not remove or quarantine the problem? --Larry Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
larrymcg Posted September 20, 2008 Evidently the on-demand scanner (invoked by right-click an object and then select Scan with SAA) is different than the scanner used when invoking the program and asking for a Quick Scan of the disks. I think this because after the on-demand scans failed to turn up anything I did a normal Quick Scan and it claimed it found Rogue.eAntivirusPro again in the Whatsrunning folder. Hmmmmm...... Are the two scanners different? --Larry Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
larrymcg Posted September 23, 2008 With the new updated definitions, SAS does not complain about What's Running. So it must have been a false positive that has been fixed. Today's successful scan used the 9/23/2008 update. --Larry Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SUPERAntiSpy Posted September 24, 2008 Yep, we removed it immediately upon report Share this post Link to post Share on other sites