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I find this PUA.Win32.Ogimant in slitaz-4.0.iso whith help to virustotal.com and https://www.microsoft.com/security/portal/threat/encyclopedia/Entry.aspx?Name=PUA:Win32/InstallCore.
please someone check this. thanks.
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Hi elzr,
Virustotal reports: "clean site" for slitaz-4.0.iso:
https://www.virustotal.com/en/url/4094b71406e0625910ee96d94472a88c44b0306feb5e95fe72569de2f8c0d2c8/analysis/1475585626/
Have a nice day
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Also, I was download this file to my smartphone and uploaded it to Virustotal:result is clean with 1/54 indicated it as potentially unwanted application for Windows operating system:
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/08ef12680a501bbc944b2234178a210d0881d114d6fe5b3868075bb399d00fc1/analysis/
Seems it is because SliTaz ISO file is not just plain ISO-9660 file. Anyone can burn it to the CD, or clone it to the USB flash, or run it as Windows (or DOS?) *.exe application. (Sorry, but I never used it in this way.) Antivirus found this as Windows .exe application, and also found some bytes sequence into it (so called "signature") and decided that it is something unwanted, and you could not run it.
Make your decision, all SliTaz sources you can find in the Mercurial repos: http://hg.slitaz.org/
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PS. I found relative docs: http://doc.slitaz.org/en:devel:start
SliTaz ISO images are also a DOS/Windows program to create USB keys.
[c]C:\> ren slitaz.iso mkusbkey.exe[/c]
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