Ali Akkawi

I know but in some cases the username will give me some indications who can initiate such attempt.

How to know the username who attempt the attack?

Ok for the firewall. But such situation can be considered as attack since some of the source IP addresses were blacklisted by ESET as shown by the figure?

Yes.

I noticed with several brute force attacks from different sources for several days.

I think since the reports are generated successfully without any indication of infection, it was a FP as you mentioned above. thank you.

Did you mean it was a faulty detection by ESET and the files were clean?

These files are autogenerated reports and still created without any problem. The problem was identified in a specific day for some files. Now I don't have any problem but I need to analyze what causes such issue.

I have ESET server 9.0.12013.0 installed on a Windows server 2022 datacenter azure edition. It addressed on a specific day some generated PDF files as trojan. Many of these files were created before and after without problem. How can we explain this issue?