CCEnhancer – AVG detects trojan \"SCGeneric2.tcv\"

[Ian]

Some time between Thursday (6/22) and Monday (6/26), AVG Business Edition started detecting a trojan signature in the CCEnhancer executable (CCEnhancer-4.4.2.exe) named “SCGeneric2.tcv.”

 

I haven’t updated this executable recently, so I can only assume that AVG’s definitions were updated and subsequently triggered a threat detection. I allowed AVG to remove the file and I re-downloaded CCEnhancer, but AVG again flagged the executable.

 

Is anyone else seeing this? Is it safe to whitelist CCEnhancer-4.4.2.exe?

Thanks in advance.

[Phobos]

Look at this check. I do not see any problems.

Windows 11 Pro Insider, x64

[Charles]

I also use AVG and detect it … have windows 7 x86. Virustotal does not mark it, I do not know why. Metadefender.com detects it, look here: Look at this control instead

Metadefender is a site similar to viruses by OPSWAT.

[Phobos]

1 from 40. It’s 100% problem of AVG. I wrote to the AVG technical support of false positives.

Windows 11 Pro Insider, x64

[Phobos]

Hello,

Thank you for contacting AVG.

The detection of provided file by AVG was incorrect, and we can confirm that the file is safe. The detection was removed in a recent AVG update.

Windows 11 Pro Insider, x64

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