A different download Grok had, or he/she simply got further into the install before "target.exe" was flagged? Or, I have a different installer downloaded and that too is popping malware programs? Neither is great news - let's not shoot-the-messenger before knowing what's really going on. Interestingly, Sophos was not on the list of engines flagging it. Before you tell me to tell Malwarebytes, and not mention it here, VirusTotal ( reports 26 malware engines also detected it as containing malware! THAT is a problem! Screenshot attached. exe, Malwarebytes quarantined it as "Adware.FusionCore". The application was selected for the European Union's bug bounty program among other software applications. We have followed the development of the program since 2007 when we published our first FileZilla review here on this site. I was led to the site via a FileZilla client prompt to update to the latest version. FileZilla is an open source cross-platform file transfer solution that supports FTP, FTPS and SFTP.
Perhaps this should be in a new thread: I downloaded the latest FileZilla client (free version) from the official FileZilla site. Your call whether my post should start a new thread.Īre you SURE it's a false-positive? I cannot determine if Grok's flagged file is the same as the one I've downloaded today. It was Grok's first post - maybe consider cutting some slack? I see you're an Admin and have probably dealt with a plethora of posts covering the gamut of potential irritations. The reason I'm here today and found this thread. Zero Byte files are created as there needs to be a rule on the firewall for the. It looks like Grok was just trying to alert others of possible malware. Zero Byte issues for FTP files using Filezilla, SmartFTP, FTPCommander etc.
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