I am getting these too and actually had made another post as well, hopefully Symantec will have more info soon.

Why can't we find more on this!! I keep getting these!!  It's getting deleted but it's concerning me now.

We are also getting these.  Have either of you submitted the file to Symantec?

No I haven't, I will.

I was trying to figure out some correlation!

I can't submit, because the files were deleted.  I will have to think of something or change the setting.

Submission Summary
Files Submitted
# Filename MD5 Determination Signature Protection Name RR Seq#
1 adobe gamma loader.exe C2FF17734176CD15221C10044EF0BA1A Clean N/A  N/A

Developer Notes:
adobe gamma loader.exe is a clean file.

Assessment File1:  adobe gamma loader.exe (113664 bytes)
MD5:  C2FF17734176CD15221C10044EF0BA1A
SHA-1:  C5B97DCD1EF1DD4A0FB5D7CE13E85FE1820CEF47
SHA-256:  B0D83215E105E2CC88AAA556B1DF380B2E67500A21077F83447199DB8E8CB7BD
Machine: Machine
Determination: Clean
Determination Detail:  This file is clean.

This message was generated by Symantec Security Response automation.

Should you have any questions about your submission, please contact our regional technical support from the Symantec Web site, and give them the tracking number included in this message.

I didn't fair so well. Symantec permanently deleted the Adobe Gamma Loader from my PC! Not good!

Suggestions?

I'd might suggest adding to central exception policy to prevent further impact until the issue is resolved rather than reducing security.

Ifly -- Check your quarantine.  Even if SEP is configured to delete the file, it might still have a backup in Quarantine.  If so, you can still restore the file by selecting the item in Quarantine and clicking on 'Restore'.

If your configuration policy isn't set to backup files before deletion, then you can only change that setting to protect yourself next time.

I opened a case with Support, and they confirmed the false positive.  It should be fixed in certified defs r17 from today, or for sure in tomorrow's base certified defs.

I'll leave my centralized exception entry in place until Monday just to be sure ;)

hi,

You can Submit Virus Samples file

http://www.symantec.com/security_response/submitsamples.jsp

How to submit a file to Symantec Security Response using Scan and Deliver

http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH98706

Hi Folks: 

We have been able to confirm this as a false positive.  The Symantec folks stated that the file was clean.

Christine