#Avast win32 malware gen false positive how to

This is happening to everybody who was pushed the new iAVS update for Avast. If you have just updated your anti-virus program Avast and now it's detecting viruses and trojans like Win32:Delf-MZG in multiple programs - probably you don't have to worry. Microsoft Windows Server 2008 (Any Server Edition, incl. Microsoft Windows Server 2003 (Any Server Edition, incl. Microsoft Windows 2000 Server (Any Server Edition, incl. Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server (Any Server Edition) Microsoft Windows 7 Starter / Home Basic / Home Premium / Professional / Enterprise / Ultimate Microsoft Windows Vista Starter / Home Basic / Home Premium / Business / Enterprise / Ultimate Microsoft Windows XP Home / Professional / Media Center Edition Those who have not used their computers between 12:15 AM GMT and 5:50 AM GMT will most likely not be affected.

#Avast win32 malware gen false positive how to

How to restore false positive file from Virus Chest? To restore false positive files from avast! Virus Chest please follow the instruction in the following article: If you're still using the bad VPS 091203-0 we recommend to invoke a VPS update immediately.

2009 at 5:50 AM GMT, another VPS update 091203-1 was released, fixing the issue (for both 'Win32:Delf-MZG and Win32:Zbot-MKK). Among the files affected were high-profile programs produced by Adobe, Realtek, sound card drivers, various media players etc. At around 12:15 AM GMT we released VPS update 091203-0 which started flagging hundreds of innocent files as a 'Win32:Delf-MZG' Trojan (or, in less common cases, as 'Win32:Zbot-MKK). 2009 avast! had a bad false positive issue. Win32:Delf-MZG and Win32:Zbot-MKK false positive issues Alwil Software released official statement in their Support center about the Win32:Delf-MZGfalse positive issue: