Trojan.Agent/Gen-Kryptik and Trojan.Net-AVP/AVT

[Danc20]

Hi, I would like to just make aware of two possible false positives.

The files should be part of two normal programs, unless it has been added or corrupted of course. However, these are on my school's computers, which reset all settings/defaults so that nothing can implement itself in the computer, ideally.

Trojan.Agent/Gen-Kryptik is located in C:\Exploring The Nardoo\Uninst\Fienu.dll. It should be part of the program Exploring The Nardoo does not seem to be malicious.

The second is Trojan.NET-AVP/AVT and is located in C:\Mavis_5\Setup\Autorun.exe. Mavis beacon should not be malicious.

Thanks!

[SAS Customer Service]

Hi, I would like to just make aware of two possible false positives.

The files should be part of two normal programs, unless it has been added or corrupted of course. However, these are on my school's computers, which reset all settings/defaults so that nothing can implement itself in the computer, ideally.

Trojan.Agent/Gen-Kryptik is located in C:\Exploring The Nardoo\Uninst\Fienu.dll. It should be part of the program Exploring The Nardoo does not seem to be malicious.

The second is Trojan.NET-AVP/AVT and is located in C:\Mavis_5\Setup\Autorun.exe. Mavis beacon should not be malicious.

Thanks!

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