PowerOfSecurity

Greetings, ever since we needed to rollout a module update due to the google.com issue a few weeks ago, our ESET product has been detecting the Sky Go.exe application as a trojan. After researching, all I could find was that Bitdefender does so too and its most certainly a false positive, but how come nobody has come across this issue with ESET? Is there a reason for it being this way, or...? From what I could gather, there were no indicators for the Sky Go Application being a trojan or any kind of malware for that matter, though I can absolutely understand that ESET might be detecting it due to all the data collection it does in the background.

Does the scan start automatically? It should I assume?

Okay thanks for the reply. That's all I needed to know.

Hello, I just have a simple question. When using the idle stat scan option, does the scan running in the background continue even after the target computer has already left the idle state? Or does it stop and resume after the computer enters said state again? I couldn find any documentary answering this clearly, so I'd rahter ask directly. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the reply. Just to clarify, my question was if the changlogs refer to the vendor Solid State Drive Technology USA corporation or to solid state drives in general.

Greetings, the following changlogs https://help.eset.com/efde/en-US/changelog.html specify that the EFDE version 1.4.52 fixes an issue with systems freezing upon booting with encrypted SSSTC disks. The question I have is if the actual vendor is meant or if normal Solid State Drives are?