Either Avast is detecting something wrong or ZoneAlarm is sending spyware to user PC's
Ofcourse send one has got less probability
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None of it is a spyware. And ZA collects user information only with your approval when you install it. See, this is simple - ZA has an antispyware, and it needs to update the definitions. Those definitions contain the "signature" of the spyware for detection. Avast looks for signatures too in files, and when it finds them, it thinks its a spyware. Thats it. WMP, IE and XP do it, thats different.
Notice the location of the file. I guess this is what was happening.
ZA downloaded the update containing virus patterns, was unpacking them and preparing for installation when Avast detected them and suspected the presense of a virus(as the file contained virus patterns).