It's not an isolated incident either. Look at:

http://www.pestpatrol.com/pestinfo/y/ypx.asp

That one actually has binaries though, wonder what platform :). My guess would be linux or solaris, although I guess in theory it could be some win32 binaries, via cygwin. There's a few other examples in this category there as well, funny stuff.

Guess that's one way to get detection counts up.

Dagmar wrote:
] Now this is probably the most obvious example of blatant snake
] oil salesmanship I've ever seen. I am utterly astounded that
] this company does such little fact checking of their database
] that it actually contains this...
]
] For those not on the up-and-up with Unix software,
] shadow-utils is the package that provides shadow password
] authentication for pretty much every Linux distribution out
] there that isn't using PAM authentication. It does not even
] work on Win32, and the PestPatrol entry is actually listing
] the files that come in the shadow-utils *source* package.
] *Nothing* of the files listed is actually executeable on a
] Windows machine without some _serious_ application of the
] Cygwin development suite.
]
] Someone was very, *very* st0ned when it came time to analyze
] this one for inclusion in the database.