F-Secure finds 3 instances of Java/Blackhole malware exploit in Processing docs zip file

Issue description

Steps to reproduce: (28 November 2020)
OS Windows 10 Pro, latest version;
Microsoft Edge, latest version.
F-Secure anti-virus, fully up-to-date:

Downloaded zip file of processing/docs (28 November 2020).
Scanned with up-to-date F-Secure anti-virus.
3 instances of the blackhole exploit found:

[2] BApplet.class
Exploit.EXP/Blacole.S.9

Category: Malware
Type: Exploit
Platform: Java

3 specific harmful items found (from the F-Secure report):

Exploit.EXP/Blacole.S.9
processing-docs-master.zip[5754] processing-docs-master/exhibition/works/cdrawer/cdrawer.jar[2] BApplet.class
processing-docs-master.zip[5909] processing-docs-master/exhibition/works/inequality/inequality.jar[2] BApplet.class
processing-docs-master.zip[6063] processing-docs-master/exhibition/works/sodaprocessing/sodaprocessing.jar[2]

Part of an exploit kit: see also:
https://www.f-secure.com/v-descs/exploit_java_blackhole.shtml

F-Secure reported that it was unable to clean the files. I reverted to deleting the zip file.

URL(s) of affected page(s)

See above note.

Proposed fix

Author to examine original code files, perhaps send individual files to F-Secure for analysis; remove exploit from affected files if the exploit is real, or modify the code to prevent false negative if that's the case, or post notice that such a false negative exists and can be safely ignored.

I would have sent the zip file to F-Secure for analysis myself, but their file-size limit is 30Mb. I'm not opening the zip file myself just in case this is a real issue.

Commencez par les trois chemins signalés dans l’archive de documentation : exhibition/works/cdrawer/cdrawer.jar, inequality/inequality.jar et sodaprocessing/sodaprocessing.jar, en vous concentrant sur chaque BApplet.class. Comparez ces fichiers avec leur code d’origine et soumettez les fichiers individuellement à F-Secure pour analyse si possible. Le travail est terminé lorsqu’il est confirmé que les détections sont réelles ou qu’il s’agit de faux positifs, puis que l’exploit est supprimé ou qu’une réponse sûre au faux positif est documentée.