Upload it here and the results will be displayed

http://virusscan.jotti.org

A virus scan is run on the file you upload against 21 AV softwares and will give you an idea about the questioned file......

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Practical checklist to complement 's pointers. Online multi-engine scanners are a fast first look, but they are not definitive and public uploads may be shared with vendors. Results can include false positives or miss obfuscated/new malware. If the upload page causes browser instability (as observed), prefer a current stable browser or an alternate machine; beta builds can be flaky (as noted).

A safe, repeatable workflow: record the original filename, path and timestamps, then compute a strong hash (for example, sha256sum filename or Windows CertUtil -hashfile filename SHA256) and search that hash before doing anything else. Check digital signatures (Explorer or Sysinternals sigcheck) and verify file type vs extension (file or a hex editor). Do lightweight static checks with strings and PE inspection tools. If dynamic analysis is needed, run the sample only inside an isolated VM snapshot and monitor with Process Monitor and network capture (Wireshark). Keep snapshots to revert and never run suspicious binaries on production hosts.

Preserve the sample and any logs for later analysis. If a machine is already showing compromise, isolate it from the network and consider imaging for a forensic review. For targeted or high-risk samples, escalate to an incident response team or submit the sample to an AV vendor for deeper analysis. These steps provide a safer path beyond a quick upload.

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Both of these make
Firefox 3 RC 2
Crash when you try to upload

That's what happens when you run Beta software :D.

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