Bitdefender found a FrameMaker file infected
Hi,
I have Bitdefender licensed. I am using Adobe FrameMaker with a monthly subscription. I am running a desktop computer with Windows 11.
Recently, Bitdefender informed me of an infected file related to the FrameMaker application. See the attached screenshot.
Now, this is odd considering that all Adobe applications are licensed and not pirated from unsafe websites.
So far, the Adobe FrameMaker is working but I am puzzled. No applications are pirated. My kid only installed under my supervision three games: World of Warships, Valorant, and Genshin Impact. However, these games were installed after Bitdefender found the infected file.
Any ideas are welcome.
Sebastian
Best Answer
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Hello.
Only the anti-malware researchers at Bitdefender Labs can help you with the issue.
You should report the file(s) as false positive to Bitdefender Labs here:
You could also follow the steps from these articles:
Regards.
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Hello,
I suspect a false positive as well, but then again, you never know. As Gjoksi wrote, it's best to report this detection to the Bitdefender Labs and see what they can find. If it's a false alarm, the security researchers will correct it within a few hours.
Regards,
Alex
Premium Security & Bitdefender Endpoint Security Tools user
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You can also check the file on virustotal to check if other vendors are detecting the file as malicious or not. Being adobe file, it will be a false positive.
Regards
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Bitdefender Ultimate Security Plus (user)
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Thank you all for your support. The file is sent to Bitdefender labs for checking.
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It appears that tech support from Adobe FrameMaker suggested a false positive scan as well. I look forward to see what Bitdefender labs will say.
Thank you very much.
Sebastian
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