Pingplotter trojan??

I've had Ping Plotter standard (licensed) installed for quite some time but just last night my virus scanner smoked it and gave me this:
C:\Program Files\PingPlotter Standard\PingPlotter.exe: Trojan.Libix FOUND

I re-downloaded Ping Plotter (from www.pingplotter.com) and installed it again, ran the antivirus again, and it did the same thing. Is anyone else seeing this?

We have had some false positives on PingPlotter recently. What virus scanner are you using?

Without knowing your virus scanner brand, I can't verify 100% that it's a false positive, but the download on our site is virus/Trojan free.

If you want to make sure, you can check the code sign on the install and the binary - they are both signed by Nessoft LLC in late 2008.

- Pete

Thanks Pete. I'm using ClamWin antivirus version 0.95.3
I've added PingPlotter.exe to the list of exceptions so hopefully it will stop bugging me.

I am getting what I hope is a false positive on PingPlotter Standard 3.30.3s using F-Prot antivirus for windows wirh signature file from 3/8/2010 11:30 PM. The report is:

Fritz

We occasionally get false positives on PingPlotter, but the current build (3.30.1s) looks pretty clean at the moment with most virus scanners as of right now. Here's a Virus Total report:

http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/94839...141d-1268191289

If you have 3.30.0s installed still, that might be getting some false positives. We use a binary integrity verifying tool, "Themida" to make sure PingPlotter is a valid image, and some virus scanners occasionally misunderstand that and report it as Unknown/Packed or similar.

If you're still using 3.30.0s, try upgrading to 3.30.1s (http://www.pingplotter.com/files.html).

- Pete