Possible false positive: IDP.HELU.PSE94 – PowerShell file submitted on October 16, no feedback

Hello Avast Team,

I am following up on a possible false-positive detection that I already submitted to Avast Threat Labs from Quarantine on October 16, 2026.

Detection: IDP.HELU.PSE94

File name: RISEA_R1E_MXC_Sonde_Chemins_v1.2.ps1

SHA-256:
ec5bcb9730afd9b11b813effe8aceed004b44fb96b88fd4d6cda0549887a3199

Product: Avast One on Windows

The file is a locally created PowerShell technical test script used to test Windows/MXC filesystem access behavior with synthetic test files.

Avast quarantined the file and I submitted it directly from Quarantine as a suspected false positive on October 16.

I have not restored the file, disabled Avast protection, or added any exclusion.

I understand that samples submitted from Quarantine do not normally receive an individual response, but I need to determine whether this specific SHA-256 was reviewed and whether the IDP.HELU.PSE94 detection is still considered valid.

Could an Avast team member please check this specific submission/hash and confirm one of the following?

  • The detection was confirmed as a false positive and removed.

  • The detection is considered valid.

  • The sample cannot be located or has not yet been reviewed.

The file remains safely in Quarantine.

I have also seen another recent PowerShell case involving IDP.HELU.PSE94 where Avast subsequently removed the detection, but I understand that this does not establish the status of my specific file.

Thank you for checking this specific SHA-256.