New False Positive from Spyware Doctor?

After today's update, Spyware Doctor reported the trojan
backdoor.agent.air on 2 PCs today. In both cases, it appears it may
be a false positive which is triggered by our use of the antivirus
nod32 since the nod32 resides in that c:\Program~1\Eset\ directory
and, per the Sophos web site, one of the characteristics of agent.air
is that it creates c:\Program~1\Eset\iexpl0re.exe.

Has anybody else experienced this? What is the best way to determine
whether it's a false positive?

Thanks a lot for your help.

Trish

"Trish" <trish.conway.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1170380500.970288.71530@q2g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> After today's update, Spyware Doctor reported the trojan
> backdoor.agent.air on 2 PCs today. In both cases, it appears it may
> be a false positive which is triggered by our use of the antivirus
> nod32 since the nod32 resides in that c:\Program~1\Eset\ directory
> and, per the Sophos web site, one of the characteristics of agent.air
> is that it creates c:\Program~1\Eset\iexpl0re.exe.
>
> Has anybody else experienced this? What is the best way to determine
> whether it's a false positive?
>
> Thanks a lot for your help.
>
> Trish
>

Cant you submit the file to spyware dr?


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