I'm not sure if I should post this in this forum, but here goes: McAfee VirusScan detected Regalyzer and Filealyzer by Safer Networking as a PUP(potentially unwanted program) on April 10,2006. Specifically it detected the files unis000.exe as belonging to SysProtect, a program sometimes associated with the Vundo trojan. I believe that this was a false positive and reported it to McAFee. I am concered that if I tell McAfee to allow those files in Regalyzer and Filealyzer, it would not detect the real threat if the actual SysProtect program was somehow downloaded by a trojan. In McAfee's description of that PUP, one of the file names is the same as ones used by Safer Networking. Is having the same file name a danger, or should proper detection by McAfee by able to differentiate between the Safer Networking files and the SysProtect files? I believe that this is McAfee's problem, but could the renaming of these files by Safer Networking prevent confusion with that other program which is a potential malware? I don't quite understand how all this works, so any insights would be helpful. I intend to reinstall the Safer Networking programs as soon as McAfee corrects this detection. I find those 2 programs very helpful, espcially Regalyzer.