Win32 Trojan-Gen infected steam files?

Scanned last night and was horrified that avast detected 3 viruses in the steam folder, the files that it says are infected are appoverlay.dll, steamclient.dll, steamservice.dll and steamservice.dll.1347533359.

It says they are all Win32 trojan-gen, after searching these forums and a few others it seems they are having this problem as well, i do nothing but go on games and maybe Youtube on this computer so i’m pretty sure they may be false positives.

They are in the virus chest and i have sent them to the virus lab, their original locations are

C:/Program Files (x86)/steam
C:/Program Files (x86)/steam
C:/Program Files (x86)/steam/bin
C:/Program Files (x86)/steam/old

yes…happend a couple of times before, and i guess the lab are working to correct it as we speak

also reported here http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=106744.0

Thanks for the quick reply, my mind is at rest :slight_smile:

Hi. I have the same problem. Thanks for the info but what do I do now.

wait for avast lab to fix

have you run a manuall update…does avast still detect it ?

I scanned the morning after and found another steam file it says is infected, and i also did a boot time scan and a lot of files were corrupt, could i actually be infected?

I just did a full scan with Avast, Malwarebytes and super anti spyware and found nothing.

send the files to avast! via email to virus@avast.com and put the subject as false positives and attach the files.

HI again. Thanks Pondus for response. Have just returned from night shift and found avast auto updated and scanned: No threats found. All good with the world again. :smiley: