Trojan in Setup file? (SendSX 1.4.200)

Hi - and thanks for having me

I’m trying to update the firmware of my Dreadbox ‘NYMPHES’ by using SendSX.

It does not work on my main system still running on Windows 8.1 - the device does not appear in the ‘MIDI Out’ drop dow menu (only MS MIDI mapper & GS wavetable).
Checked my device manager for errors, everything seems fine.

To spare me search/download time I then packed the SendSX install, plus firmware files into a .zip file to email it to another system (using Win10). That mail never arrived, but the ‘GMX Mailer Daemon’ sent me an alert, that my adress is trying to send malicious emails. Tried sending to a different adress, same result: The SendSX_1.4.200 install routine can’t be sent by email!

Checking the file online returned following result:
3 security vendors and no sandboxes flagged this file as malicious - W32/InstallCore.BB.gen!Eldorado detected

Any ideas? Thank you

Souldiver

Most modern email clients will block a .exe file in email even if you have zipped it.
Even if the email client doesn’t block it, the email transport system may. You may need to figure another way to move it between computers. Try dropbox or google drive or such. May try renaming the .exe file to something like .bin and then name it back to the original extension when received. Do a google search for other ideas.

Steve Caldwell
Bome Customer Care


Also available for paid consulting services: bome@sniz.biz

And just to clarify: there is definitely no trojan or virus in the Send SX installer.