Advice Request a2emergencykit.exe is trying to access your login info in google chrome

[windows1064]

After regular scan with EEK I got this message (see screenshot)
EEK is legitimate app...so this message is confusing. I don't believe that EEK is trying to access my passwords.

 

[ForgottenSeer 98186]

After regular scan with EEK I got this message (see screenshot)
EEK is legitimate app...so this message is confusing. I don't believe that EEK is trying to access my passwords.
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EEK scanned (read) the Google Chrome storage path. Avast is probably detecting it in the EEK scan database or log.

 

[simmerskool]

EEK was probably scanning a google file and this is an Avast false positive. Other day I downloaded an app that SmartScreen did not think was safe. I ran a hash app to get that file's sha256, SmartScreen blocked the hash reader saying it was trying to open that downloaded app. Just guessing something similar happened to you.