Embedded miners. Malicious software.

[GRIMMboi]

This program has cryptocurrency miners embedded inside of it and for the record, it isn't a false positive.

Virus scanning results: ZIP: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/58a1c256130679114828ade57852863720038879aff0d77c96718f0d173e0c0a/analysis/1528913796/ Exe: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/c89d526dce74c168d5052d9d0f1f517a9b4c1b87cf455f0a8da5e8e1e0355319/analysis/1528913893/ https://www.hybrid-analysis.com/sample/c89d526dce74c168d5052d9d0f1f517a9b4c1b87cf455f0a8da5e8e1e0355319

[GorujoCY]

if you do or either you don't think its true, the only way is to settle it in #23

[quadlegacy]

it's not malicious. It is already open source and you can check the codes and compile it by yourself. The new update made by Pizzabelly is pretty self explanatory. IMHO it's faster than the v.1

[GorujoCY]

my friend @volcanicer is still under investigation, alltho you can also report it in websites like Microsoft, BitDefender and etc.

[volcanicer]

After de-compiling the .exe file (which what was setting off the Antiviruses), i have found no trace of any cryptominers or other malware. This program is 100% safe to use, however I am still interested in why the huge amount of Antiviruses do detect it.

[volcanicer]

Also, I would like to know if anyone has had any problems with their computer since installing ERP, such as slower file transfers and a slower system.

[GorujoCY]

^ that's to mention it's closed

[GorujoCY]

and lemme say to @GRIMMboi , i know that antivirus are used to protect from malware, and we do trust them, however you have to think and see whenever it's true or not, sometimes it can be a false positive best regards -George

[Monoverde888]

@GRIMMboi if you create an issue at least respond, also its open source so you can look for malicious code idiot