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#2241 does the preview version have virus in it?
Author: user GreatFunk
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Type: question
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Labels: VirusTotal
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i am afraid to update this software, because i don't wanna have virus.
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Hmm, it looks like antivirures do not like our windows installer in nightly 2780 for some reasons. See https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/ac442d3c43342a80e0311e6a7da3072ee4b9242c39dd194d262c87 ee68afc912/detection In the past we had problems with very few count of antiviruruses which kept having problems, but now, even Windows Defender keeps arguing. I, Jindra Petřík, the author of the decompiler software, swear that I did not put anything malicious into the product. FFDec works for over 10 years and I have absolutely no reasons to do anything harmful. This must a false positive. I know Windows Defender (aka SmartScreen) prefers files that are signed, however I am not an enterpreneur to buy code signing certificate - it is also expensive. We use Nullsoft install system for the installer part. Maybe it is time to switch to other installer kind or to stop distributing windows installer at all. We distribute also zipped version of the decompiler which passes the test without any problem, see https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/df45c3d4c5cefe06ee1c479a5bbe7b68d6bbf1d3a0f14c99a9501c 65796d0b6a So maybe if you too afraid to use the installer (or cannot, because Windows do not allow you to download it), you can use zipped version. I will investigate further if I can do anything with the installer problems later, probably during a weekend...
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It seems that Windows Defender no longer marks our nightly builds as Malware and VirusTotal page has only 3/64 score - 3 on AVs that use machine learning - 3 false positives. https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/666f1591d154e549cf7ccc3fd3334219baca9400420a7724a43ae5 80f7152b0a What has changed: I removed unused inetc library from the installer, and also reported to MS that there is false positive. It looks like it worked.
State: new→opened