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Virus in original firmware or false positive? How to fix?
On the Xiaomi Redmi 3S phone, all versions of the original latest Sberbank online application detected the HEUR:Trojan-Dropper.AndroidOS.Agent.je virus.
Phone after reset, fully formatted and configured as new.
Android 6, MIUI 10.2
Sber asks to delete the file along the path:
/cust/app/customized/partner-SwiftKey_M_arm64/partner-SwiftKey_M_arm64.apk
[email protected]:/cust/app/customized/partner-SwiftKey_M_arm64 $ ls
partner-SwiftKey_M_arm64.apk
m partner-SwiftKey_M_arm64.apk <
rm ro partner-SwiftKey_M_arm64.apk (y/N):y
rm: partner-SwiftKey_M_arm64.apk: Permission denied
1|[email protected]:/cust/app/customized/partner-SwiftKey_M_arm64 $
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As far as I understand it is not a virus. delete and generally touch the file from the firmware is unnecessary in principle.
I don’t know if there is such a function, but in the Sberbank application it’s better to disable all checks and other crap altogether. let it not dress up, they took the fashion damn it
According to several antivirus companies,
this is a real virus,
not a false alarm,
mi support has not responded yet.
But on Github I found a mention of this file.
https://git.io/JWaxx
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