This is pretty ugly--Microsoft Antispyware id's each of the files installed
as JPEGVIDEO as the named threat. This is interesting--at this point, the
only thing I can see in favor of it being a false positive is the apparent
background and reliability of the publisher, which I don't know enough
about--and the fact that no antivirus I've tested it
with--virusscan.jotti.org, or my own, ID's the executable as bad.
I suspect they are correct about the reason for the detection--and I'm
interested in the mechanisms that would let a false positive like this
propagate through, presumably, more than one antispyware application.
At any rate, I will both report this as a possible false positive, and use
the form at the website to suggest to the publisher that they work directly
with Microsoft to fix this detection of their product.
