TAudioConverter has 2 files which Symantec Antivirus keeps extracting and removing from my drive. Both renametool.exe and TTager.exe, are being labeled "Risk type: Virus, Risk: Trojan.Gen.SMH." Symantec says this "is a generic detection for many individual but varied Trojans for which specific definitions have not been created."
Policies above my control will not allow me to re-download TAudioConverter from Source Forge; and I don't have access to the quarantined and cleaned files, so I cant analyze them with other tools. Perhaps this ID is just a lapse on Symantec's part...
Has anyone else had this problem? Is it only Symantec throwing up the red flag?
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Symantec has false positives rather often. Like most antivirus, its heuristic detection is poor. That's what "Trojan.Gen.SMH", Symantec 'guessing' what this is based on almost nothing.
Here's a VirusTotal scan of renametool.exe: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/8499a911d33bcc4938f2ec5cb1a1e49d0b449...
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