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Anyone seeing zFP-xxxx?

I have searched the knowledge base and could not find any information other that this was to alert other than knowledge base id 118379. I ran the bat on the server (it is the one that has the SEC) and produced the text file:

SQL server instance name: (local)\SOPHOS

Database name: SOPHOS50

Fetching list of files that have been moved or deleted by the false positive ...

<domain>\<servername>; Moved; C:\Program Files (x86)\Sophos\AutoUpdate\ALUpdate.exe

However when I browsed to that folder, the ALUpdate.exe file was still there. Considering I spent significant time dealing with the Ssh/Update-B false positive, I am concerned that it is again reporting something incorrectly. 

Is anyone else seeing this and if so, what have you been advised to do about it? 

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  • Hi,

    If that file is the only file returned from the report and the client on which that file was moved is now functioning you are done.  You can resolve the alert.

    The zFP- suspicious behaviour alerts are shown against the management server only and are to ensure that admins who may not know that applications have been affected (if they had move or delete selected) by the recent false positive take action as required.

    Regards,

    Jak

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  • Hi,

    If that file is the only file returned from the report and the client on which that file was moved is now functioning you are done.  You can resolve the alert.

    The zFP- suspicious behaviour alerts are shown against the management server only and are to ensure that admins who may not know that applications have been affected (if they had move or delete selected) by the recent false positive take action as required.

    Regards,

    Jak

    :34839
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