Wikipedia PDF's being flagged as [L] PDF:MalwareX-gen [Phish] (0)

[bjm]

@nn123

@bjm

Note: Safe Web File Dispute form https://safeweb.norton.com/file_dispute still generates a Request ID (Check Status), unlike the newer “Norton 24 and newer” portal https://submit.norton.com/ which has phased them out.

with respect to these two links,

it seems that the second one redirects to the first in any case : )

(although I cannot see where the Request ID is generated - the ‘Check Status’ button asks for the user to enter such an ID, rather than providing one…)

Hello @nn123
Norton product version 24.x and newer (Windows and MacOS) https://submit.norton.com/

~ VS ~

Safe Web File Dispute https://safeweb.norton.com/file_dispute

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fwiw ~ as test:

maybe, Safe Web File Dispute is no longer active

@"bjm

Caveat: it’s been a while since I’ve used the Safe Web File Dispute

[bjm]

@nn123

With 8 April updates (ie today) :
File-1 (the ORIGINAL ‘malicious’ file) is now finally testing as clean,
while File-2 (which was originally testing as clean) is now the only file out of all 32
that is still testing as malicious…!?

Care to share (space address to break link) “the only file” source?