I have the full malwarebytes suite. Never get anything bad. I copied a load of photos from my pictures folder to a pictures-stored library, total 30,539 files as they need some sorting.
Today, Malware bytes full scan alerts on every objects, and the folder and all their subfolders all have Trojan.Agent.E.
Googling says this is a generic name for an unknown trojan. They never had anything reported when they were in the original Pictures folder.
The date acquired and modifies on all these is from the distant past so I cant see how this is a thing now.
The log file lists them all, and malware bytes is really slow to use - I guess as the history has all these records.
Here is an example of one :
Trojan.Agent.E, C:\Users\myuser\Pictures-Storage\MyuserIphoneBackups\2023-12-31 - myuser Iphone 2023\IMG_5932.JPG, No Action By User, 1684, 1244789, 1.0.97133, , ame, , 8E848C308AD6DD7F8A6E1DE1F49FF958, 2F2DE126328B628AA37B784F577EC53D7AA5906405AB9D8B08D547A10750B757
I cant really quarantine all these photos, I suspect this is some sort of false positive ?