Does AmoK Playlist Copy contain trojans/spyware?

[Renegade]

I kinda trust this program; It does it's job, is from supposedly the official site (amok.am), and I'm not really one to point the finger, but MalwareBytes picks this thing up as two instances of malware :

amokplaylistcopy.exe is supposedly "Spyware.Banker"
playlist_commandline.exe is supposedly Trojan.Dropper.PGen

I've Googled this, but you know what AV companies are like; Like doctors, everything's this or that or this, and nothing's for certain; So I'd like to hear your input, or tests, if you can do.

If it is a dodgy program, can anyone reccommend a safe (and free) program to copy my music in my Winamp playlists to folders?

Cheers

 

[floppybootstomp]

Probably a false positive and if everything's running ok I wouldn't worry about it.

Is this within Windows or Linux? (Actually, does Malwarebytes run in Linux?)

A couple of days ago Avast Antivirus saw the latest Nvidia graphics drivers as Malware on one of my machines so figure that one out...

 

[Renegade]

Cheers for the reply.

It's on Windows Vista, I'm not sure if MalwareBytes runs on
Linux 'coz I gave up on Linux when my graphics card wouldn't
work on it

Usually I don't worry about malware if everything seems to be
running ok, but I end up with trojans sitting in the background
with payloads; And they pop up just when I least want them
(example - the day after Christmas).
I'm trying to deduct what's causing them.

(BTW, if you notice I've started a new line every few words,
it's 'cause I've just reformatted and haven't installed my
graphic's drivers yet)