Symantec Endpoint Protection detects the C:\Program Files\RTI\RTI Real-Time Connect 4.5d\bin\i86Win32\rtirtc_timesten.exe file as a Trojan.Gen.2. I think that it is a case of a false positive. Of course, my Symantec is administrated by the IT staff and I have no control over it.
Both myself and a coworker have this same problem. It think that it is highly unlikely that we would both get the same unused file infected by a Trojan.
Not impossible but highly unlikely. Unless there is a Trojan out there that somehow is targetting RTI Real-Time connect exclusively... I don't believe it.
Would be nice to have an MD5 checksum or something to verify though.
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Hello Frank,
This should be a case of false-positive. We were able to reproduce this symptom using Symantec Antivirus 10.1.5, and we have submitted a false-positive report to Symantec.
Best regards,
Ronald
Hello Frank,
Symantec have responded to our false-positive report, and they updated their virus definition file. Using the latest version "9/23/2011 rev. 2", I rescanned the same files and now Symantec doesn't report the virus anymore. Can you try to update your virus definition?
Best regards,
Ronald