Kaspersky reported PUS:RiskTool.Win32.Deleter.p in 1Password's update file [False positive]
Hi guys
I just wanted to download the update to 1Password for Windows 4.5.0.575 from https://cache.agilebits.com/dist/1P/win4/1Password-4.5.0.575.exe. But my antivirus blocked it with the following message:
Content contained "PUS:RiskTool.Win32.Deleter.p" virus. Details: Virus: PUS:RiskTool.Win32.Deleter.p; File: 1Password-4.5.0.575.exe; Sub File: /av.tmp//data1025; Vendor: Kaspersky Labs; Engine version: 8.2.5.17; Pattern version: 150623; Pattern date: 2015/06/23
Can you please re-check your file and confirm that it does not contain any virus?
Thanks,
Thomas
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Hi @wene37,
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. First of all I can tell you that there's no reason to be alarmed; this is a false-positive.
Unfortunately Kaspersky falsely detecting the updater file as a 'PUS' (Potentially Unwanted Software) is a common occurrence at this point.I've had the file scanned on VirusTotal, a site that let's you analyse a file or URL using all major virus detection engines, and only Kaspersky is reporting it.
I've reported the false-positive to Kaspersky and I would like to ask you to do the same on this site.
Cheers!
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Hi @AlexHoffmann
Thanks for checking this and your message. I've reported this false-positive on the Kaspersky website.
Best regards,
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Just got another Kaspersky Alert, and Did the Totalscan as mentioned above. 2/54 ratio. Good info to use. Two false positives to report. Fortinet saying Riskware and Kaspersky saying Malware
Here is the TotalScan Link.
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/a8d35c3076a3cf980c041393a13a735fd845c2b766aaa1a6784a41f949a8e286/analysis/Here is the report from HitpmanPro regarding Kaspersky saying the update is malware:
Properties
Name 1Password-4.6.0.582.exe
Location C:\Users\dmorgan\AppData\Local\Temp
Size 10.4 MB
Time 0.7 days ago (2015-07-15 23:56:03)
Authenticode Self-signed
Entropy 8.0
Product 1Password
Publisher AgileBits
Description 1Password Setup
Version 4.6.0.582
RSA Key Size 2048
LanguageID 0
SHA-256 A8D35C3076A3CF980C041393A13A735FD845C2B766AAA1A6784A41F949A8E286Detection Names
Kaspersky not-a-virus:RiskTool.Win32.Deleter.pScoring (108.0)
One or more antivirus vendors have indicated that the file is malicious.
Program is code self-signed.
Entropy (or randomness) indicates the program is encrypted, compressed or obfuscated. This is not typical for most programs.
Time indicates that the file appeared recently on this computer.0 -
Hi @NoiseGUI,
Thanks, we'll report the false positive to Kaspersky again. If you can, please also report the false report here: http://newvirus.kaspersky.com/
We're working with them to try to prevent more of these in the future.
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