Realtime protection in Linux isn't really a worry, but once you put that file in the windows environment, it is.
I have noticed that ClamAV and bitdefender draw different distinctions between malware and “just a nuisance”.
Symantic seems to ignore some adware if its prolific, removing would break your cool program and its not a real threat.

Bitdefender and ClamAV, on the other hand just don'tcare. They will both give you the option to remove most anything. Hope you know what you are doing!

At any rate, the “bad” things, like really bad get detected and removed by all three. Experience has taught me though, use a windows system long enough on the web and a smart virus will break any AV then break your system.