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bramdejager / spcb

The SharePoint Client Browser (SPCB) uses the CSOM to connect to a remote SharePoint site collection and shows the site structure with related properties and values.
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Virus detection on spcb.exe #74

Closed Mop3D closed 6 years ago

Mop3D commented 6 years ago

Hello Bram, I still get the virus alarm on the latest spcb.exe (v3.4.1). It reports Luhe.Fiha.A Virus. We have AVG Anti Virus running. For that reason unfortunatly I can't use spcb because the company antivirus policy.

Best regards, Martin

bramdejager commented 6 years ago

Thanks for reporting this and I'm sorry to hear this is blocking you, it seems the AVG engine is labeling the SPCB.exe as a virus. I have had this issue before. Back then I did not find a resolution for it. So, for now I don't really have an answer. Will see if I can provide a solution, but it might take a while.

Mop3D commented 6 years ago

Perhaps you can get it whitelisted. There is a service web site for that: https://secure.avg.com/submit-sample

Mop3D commented 6 years ago

I contacted AVG and told them about the problem. It seems they added the app to the whitelist. I will check this when I got the new AVG signature database.

Here the answer from AVG:

Hello ,

Thank you for contacting AVG. Your request for whitelisting was processed and all files were added to our whitelist. You can also check the following articles about AVG virus policy to avoid future detection: AVG Clean Guidelines. Thank you Best regards,

AVG Customer Care

Mop3D commented 6 years ago

I got the new virus pattern database and SPCM.exe is no longer reported as infected. So we can close this issue.

bramdejager commented 6 years ago

@Mop3D, a very big thank you! Great work and thumbs up for AVG.