Bootstrap-table.js notifi Virus name: PUA.Win.Trojan.Xored-1

[namdoan91]

Debug mode

• [X] I have enabled debug mode
• [X] I have read checked the Common Issues page

Describe the bug

After logging in, the interface currently fails to load" or "After logging in, the interface is not loading anymore

Reproduction steps

1. Go to login web
2. Go to Dashboard

3. ...

Expected behavior

Upon checking, I found that this path "http://IP-SnipeIT/js/dist/bootstrap-table.js?id=b4c3069f1a292527a96c058b77b28d69" is suspected to be a virus

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Snipe-IT Version

7.1.14

Operating System

Ubuntu

Web Server

Apache

PHP Version

8.1.2

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[snipe]

Well that's a first. Definitely not a virus, it's the javascript library that loads all of the tables. Is there a way to ignore that in your ClamAV?

[snipe]

Looks like ClamAV has a history of false positives with JS.

https://github.com/jensyt/imurmurhash-js/issues/1 https://askubuntu.com/questions/1006237/clamav-detects-trojans

I can try to open an issue on the Bootstrap Table repo and ask them to submit to VirusTotal and submit a false positive report.

Ask Ubuntu

Clamav detects Trojans

I have just scanned my system and clamav has detected a few suspect files: File: .cahe/mozilla/firefox/jqxk4r44.default/cache2/entries/750B6E2F1286.... Status: PUA.Win.Exploit.CVE_2012_1461-1 Fil...

[namdoan91]

Well that's a first. Definitely not a virus, it's the javascript library that loads all of the tables. Is there a way to ignore that in your ClamAV?

Yes, as you said, it's a fake virus alert, but I'm also trying to bypass it! I haven't found a way locally yet. If you know, could you help me?

[namdoan91]

Looks like ClamAV has a history of false positives with JS.

jensyt/imurmurhash-js#1 https://askubuntu.com/questions/1006237/clamav-detects-trojans

I can try to open an issue on the Bootstrap Table repo and ask them to submit to VirusTotal and submit a false positive report.

Ask UbuntuClamav detects TrojansI have just scanned my system and clamav has detected a few suspect files: File: .cahe/mozilla/firefox/jqxk4r44.default/cache2/entries/750B6E2F1286.... Status: PUA.Win.Exploit.CVE_2012_1461-1 Fil...

According to VirusTotal, when scanning the JS file, ClamAV does not recognize it as a virus.

Ask Ubuntu

Clamav detects Trojans

I have just scanned my system and clamav has detected a few suspect files: File: .cahe/mozilla/firefox/jqxk4r44.default/cache2/entries/750B6E2F1286.... Status: PUA.Win.Exploit.CVE_2012_1461-1 Fil...