Hi Ramblinrick, welcome to the site!
Even though this is your first post,
your blog has been mentioned before on DC
It's definitely a false positive, and fsekrit is harmless.
You can tell actually just by looking at the "Result" column which specify the name of the malware "suepected"; the flagged entries say "suspicious" or "generic", which is anitivirus-speak for "false positive".
when an antivirus tells you it found a "suspicious" file or a "generic" malware, those are weasel words and they cause much more harm than good. we've written at length about how harmful such lazy practices are by antivirus companies, and even
proposed a few things we might do to try and stop them from engaging in this obnoxious behavior.
