Questions regarding the lpk.dll file of the Yokogawa CS3000 software in Japan
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Recently, a virus scan was conducted on the Yokogawa CENTUM software, and a large number of lpk.dll files were detected as virus files. During the initial stages of setting up the plant, the program developers advised us not to install antivirus software in the system for future maintenance, stating that this could prevent the software from functioning. It’s not clear whether this is related to these files; therefore, it’s also impossible to determine whether lpk.dll files are legitimate components of the CENTUM software. Could someone with experience please provide an explanation?
The files brought in when a USB drive is inserted have a strong self-replication ability. I have never used the CENTUM software. It’s not certain whether this DLL program extension file is included.