What's going on? Avast found another this morning, and when I went through the online scanner, three services considered the file sub-normal (and again, Avast had no problem).
The files I create (for my own use) could, I suppose, be classified as web spiders, although they are highly targeted. Both programs are pointed at known starting points and are programmed to retrieve HTML pages, parse them for specific links (these are drill-down data links, not email addresses or anything like that), and follow those links, parsing the data in them.
The "baseball.exe" file is intended to read baseball game box-scores and accumulate performance data on the players involved in the game, while the "dailyupdates.exe" file is intended to find information about players who have been traded or placed on the disabled list.
The "baseball.exe" file was written/compiled in August 2002, and "dailyupdates.exe" was last modified/compiled in July 2005. I don't understand why, all of a sudden, they are considered trojans.
