I tried to put it into the chest but it didn’t do anything and when I check the chest it isn’t there.
I’ve run Malwarebytes but it hasn’t found anything.
Glary Utilities spyware remover hasn’t found anything either.
I’ve a suspicion this could be a false positive as OpenOffice is a program I trust but am aware viruses do mask themselves at times so thought it best to check.
Sorry, I know this is a painful way of doing it but Virus Total won’t let me download a report so I printed it as a PDF which wasn’t accepted here so I’ve had to convert it to jpgs which are too big for the maximum attachment for all four of them so I have to put them as separate messages each time.
With respect, there’s really no need to be smart. It was a mistake. Human error, like humans make all the time ???.
Ran Avast again and then scanned the file individually with Avast. Now says it’s safe so it was almost certainly a false positive. I guess computer programs make mistakes too sometimes ;D.
If you would kindly look at the VT link results Pondus provided, it will show Avast did not find anything but 17 other antivirus programs did, so not likely this is a false positive. soffice.exe is, as you said, an OpenOffice file. Earliest version 4 dates to October 08, 2013. https://archive.apache.org/dist/openoffice/
Hello,
the file is clean (additionally I see the string “This file was sanitized by avast! Antivirus” inside so it was modifed and is not the original file).