Open shai opened 4 years ago
Hello, I don't know if this applies to your case but AutohotKey has been know to throw up a false positive with some antivirus software companies. If you peruse AutohotKey forums the community even kept a list of vendor companies that are known to test as false-positives. Lastly as a tip if you ever question a software you can block its telemetry via firewall rules to aid in easing your mind of malice until further resolve.
I have read that AutoHotKey forum, but the previous releases from 5.0.5 to 5.2.0 are not having that "security issue" in Windows 10 Security, so it seems to me a new issue (on both, setup and portable archive). Would it be possible that something like a scan through VirusTotal can be done as a last step in the CI/CD process? There the result would be shared between scanner manufacturers. afaik, by Terms&Conds I'm not allowed to let your archive being scanned since it is not owned by me. Cheers, Dany
I let VirusTotal scan the exe nevertheless and here's the result:
yeah, I installed the software then it disappeared completely ! It was not found in my anti-virus quarantine either !! Downloaded a couple of times afterwards and install again and the exactly same thing happened !!
Just to be on the safe side I will have no choice but reinstall the OS
@techcom78 have you tried the portable version?
The point is I have downloaded the file and just after the installation process it disappeared. I need to know exactly what has happened to the file other wise it will have to be a clean install.
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-------- Original Message -------- On 6 Jan 2021, 19:56, Rodolfo U. Batista wrote:
@techcom78 have you tried the portable version?
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Hello,
Why would this software, after installed be found by Windows Security to have a
Trojan:Win32/Zpevdo.B