Daniel15
Well-Known Member
Yep, it's definitely junk... Here's what it returned for me:
None of those files are trojans, I checked them myself.
Yep, those dots it returns are quite useful :P
The reason you get so many false-positives is that you have OS vendor installed rpms which cPanel overwrites with copies compiled from source. The Trojan function simply performs an rpm -V on the rpm database and reports the inconsistencies that this causes.
For that reason, it isn't that much practical use and you're better off using a tool that monitors for binary/library file changes.
For that reason, it isn't that much practical use and you're better off using a tool that monitors for binary/library file changes.
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