Only my two bits, but the virus name 'win64-evo generic trojan'
reminds me of something similar that I had, in a different
situation, years ago, where my Avast Antivirus reported on
Samsung's EVO series monitor program.
Seems like it could well be a false positive - could a scan be
done on a different machine, without a Samsung EVO card?
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Norton 360 for gamers. I am using high aggressive scanning for viruses, and malware. Was found in setup file for Boinc 3.2.1 BOINC-setup x64x86.exe file and some of the slot directories prime grid, srbase, numberfields@home etc. These are where Trojan was detected.
I mean 8.2.1. Sorry.
Boinc client 8.2.1