The big problem we have and leads to speculation is no one has said what the malware name is ?
BV:Shutdown-J(Tr)
It's a legit removal tool, nothing infected there. I can't submit it as false positive since nothing gets moved to chest, the connection is just blocked.
There are always multiple products that will perform a computer task that you need done or want to do that are not identified by AIS as Malware. I would rather find a program that will do what I need or want that doesn't generate a false positive.
Not when it comes to removal tools for security applications. I'd definitely not recommend any third-party tool over the one provided by the vendor.
Your comment above that I highlighted in red reads like you didn't understand what I wrote.
When I wrote I would rather find a program that didn't generate a false positive I was referring to the program that Avast identified as a false positive, not Avast or in my case AIS.
To elaborate. If AIS identifies a program as Malware I accept what AIS says and don't install the program that AIS identified as Malware or or if previously installed, uninstall it. Then I go look for a program that will do the same things as the product that AIS identified as Malware and install it. If AIS says good to go and I like the program I use it. If AIS says not good to go I get rid of that program.
I was not talking about replacing AIS because it finds a false positive.
That idea would be totally inconsistent with the idea put forth in the post of mine above from which you quoted.
I don't believe in false positive override. If your security software, in my case AIS, says its bad then I accept that and do not override it with an exclusion entry. I replace it with another program that I like and AIS likes
Hope this was clearer.
