I was sizing up some folders using DOpus 10.5.7.0 on a machine that's running Trusteer Rapport security (an IBM product I believe) supplied by my bank when I happened to look at the Rapport activity report. I was disturbed to see that DOpus allegedly tried to capture an image of a protected website. I have attached a screenshot of the report.
I'd like to know if this is a real threat (deliberate or a malicious infection of the DOpus executable) or a false detection by the Rapport software? How can I ascertain what's actually going on here?
If you turn off Preferences / Display / Transition Animations / Enable transition animations it will probably stop those warnings, but they are probably incorrect as Opus only captures parts of its own windows (to use in the animations) and doesn't try to capture anything in any other program's windows (unless you use the color picker's eyedropper tool, which will capture the whole desktop to let you magnify it and grab a color out of it, but you'd know if you were doing that).
It's also possible that a 3rd party shell extension is doing something, which would be attributed to the process it is loaded into, but it's probably the transition animations and a trigger-happy detection algorithm in the security product.
