Helpful Reply[Answered] Expanded Bundle Install- specfically Z3TA+2 (suspicious.cloud.5)

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2011/10/08 08:55:13 (permalink)

[Answered] Expanded Bundle Install- specfically Z3TA+2 (suspicious.cloud.5)

Apologies if this is the wrong forum, but I thought coming out of the Expanded install..

Installed Z3TA+2 yesterday and immediately during the install Norton complained about 'suspicious.cloud.5' and quarantined same. Googling shows that 'suspicious.cloud.5' is a ' malware "heuristic virus '.

Is it coincidence that the alarm rang during the Expanded /Z3TA install or does this have anything to do with the SoundCloud install ?

 Thanks and Best Regards,

 Bill
post edited by Willy Jones [Cakewalk] - 2011/10/08 09:59:15

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    Re:Expanded Bundle Install- specfically Z3TA+2 (suspicious.cloud.5) 2011/10/08 09:35:42 (permalink)
    report it to both cw and norton, it's probably a false positive (especially if it mentions "heuristic" anything)

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    Re:Expanded Bundle Install- specfically Z3TA+2 (suspicious.cloud.5) 2011/10/08 09:58:53 (permalink)
    Hi Bill,

    We are aware of this and have reported it to Symantec - it is a false positive I can assure you that the Z3tA + 2.1 installer is not malicious.

    You can report it to them here: https://submit.symantec.com/false_positive/

    Willy Jones 
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    Re:Expanded Bundle Install- specfically Z3TA+2 (suspicious.cloud.5) 2011/10/08 10:52:33 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
    I recommend using Microsoft security essentials which is free. I have never needed to run anything more than that and it has no adverse effects or overhead on the system as other AV solutions frequently do.

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    Re:Expanded Bundle Install- specfically Z3TA+2 (suspicious.cloud.5) 2011/10/08 21:31:56 (permalink)
    Willy, Noel, All,

     Thanks kindly for the updates ! Never thought anything devious was happening..just my curiosity. 

    Thanks and best To All,

     Bill - (soon to be on a totally standalone DAW

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