COMODO's false alert: modx-2.0.0-rc-3.zip

My COMODO version is :
COMODO Internet Security Premium
Product Version: 4.1.150349.920
Virus Signature Database Version: 5354

I can not unzip the package, since it’s been blocked by COMODO.
Here are the reports:

ZIP’s scan report:

! [myComputerPath]\Desktop\modx-2.0.0-rc-3.zip: Cannot create manager\assets\modext\widgets\system\modx.grid.manager.log.js
! Access is denied.
! [myComputerPath]\Desktop\modx-2.0.0-rc-3.zip: Cannot create manager\assets\modext\widgets\system\modx.panel.error.log.js
! Access is denied.

When I tried to unzip it, here is the report:

A malicious item has been detected!
Name: Heur.Dual.Extenstions@-1
Location: [myComputerPath]\modx-2.0.0-rc-3.zip: Cannot create manager\assets\modext\widgets\system\modx.grid.manager.log.js

The folder was created, BUT here is the filezilla log:

11:33:25: can’t open file ’[myComputerPath]\Desktop\modx-2.0.0-rc-3\manager\assets\modext\widgets\system\modx.grid.manager.log.js’ (error 5: access is denied.)
11:33:25: can’t open file ’[myComputerPath]\Desktop\modx-2.0.0-rc-3\manager\assets\modext\widgets\system\modx.panel.error.log.js’ (error 5: access is denied.)

I tried to delete the folder, BUT here is the windows alert:

Cannot delete modx.grid.manager.log.js: Access is denied.

Make sure the disk is not full or write-protected
and that the file is not currently in use.

I restarted the computer, shut down the COMODO, and successfully unzipped the package.
But the filezila error still existed.

perhaps this helps:
http://forums.comodo.com/empty-t42313.0.html

Idk how you guys will resolve this, but COMODO looks like always block this kind of known file extensions coupling.
I just made a mistake of making *.js.js file, it also blocked the file.

So perhaps by changing the *.log.js to be something else.

I recommend not using COMODO; this is not really our problem to resolve, as it is perfectly valid to have multiple extensions on a filename AFAIK.

alright,
for my reference, what do you use?

Quote from: goldsky at Jul 11, 2010, 08:17 PM

alright,
for my reference, what do you use?

A Mac?

Quote from: OpenGeek at Jul 11, 2010, 10:47 PM

A Mac?

That is an expensive remedy

Haha on a PC it’s also valid to have multiple extensions...it’s more an extended filename then an actual extension.

A .js.php is not partly a JS file it’s the same as: jason.gives.expensive.remedies.php

Quote from: OpenGeek at Jul 11, 2010, 10:47 PM

A Mac?

Lol. I’d love to.
But Mac makes me more stupid than I need to.

Quote from: goldsky at Jul 12, 2010, 11:10 AM

Quote from: OpenGeek at Jul 11, 2010, 10:47 PM

A Mac?

Lol. I’d love to.
But Mac makes me more stupid than I need to.

Why not trying a Linux OS, I would recommend Ubuntu, it is free, stable, fast and pretty secure.
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