Should I be worried and quarantine/delete them? Or are they falsely considered to be malware?
I did a 'net search for "Win.Malware.Cerbu" but did not learn much.
Follow-up question (not 100% related but mostly so and thus I didn't want to create yet another thread for this), is there a malware scanner for Linux to scan the memory? On another PC (running Windows) on our home Wi-Fi, ESET keeps saying that another computer may be sending harmful traffic and shows my IP. I doubt I actually have malware (I know that's much more difficult to get unaware on Linux than on Windows and I didn't get software from any suspicious sources) but would like to be sure.
Thanks, I will try. I did already try ClamAV (and that, just like its GUI counterpart lists a lot of .exe files from Wine as malware), but that's also only on-demand, no?
But I will look into chkrootkit and LMD.