I was just about to update the "Moza Pit House" software, but during installation, MaintenanceTool.exe and MOZA Updater.exe were "detected" as PDM:Trojan.Win32.Generic. According to the internet, other antivirus providers have already encountered this problem with older versions.
When I try to restore the files, I get a message saying the folder no longer exists, even though I can open the file path. Now I have to reinstall the software.

Even when I reinstall it, I'm asked to update, and Kaspersky wants to delete the data again.

I uploaded the files to VirusTotal, since I'm not sure if I'm allowed or should upload them here.

MOZA Updater.exe 989ee1bfdc8cdcc4cab4f69511634f85613442ed10d012863dc4b43849f373d9

MaintenanceTool.exe 5026591e471cd9367ceb13765c6c95448b723f3039fe461136d6ab3cfc22de91

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If it is a System Watcher detection (behavior detection on execution), You have to generate products traces while reproducing the issue, and send them to KLabs.

Thank you very much for your replies. In the meantime, I installed the update with Kaspersky disabled, after managing to uninstall the program through a complicated workaround, since Kaspersky had also deleted the uninstallation file.

Since it would be too much trouble to reset everything just to reproduce the error, I won’t be creating a report.

If this happens again, I hope I’ll remember to do so in time.