Closed evonbart closed 8 years ago
Same here. Detected: Artemis!E631ADC94B18
Mwahhh mwahhhhh mwahhhhhhhhhh (sad trombone)
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@evonbart Try the 0.2 release. According to this BitDefender doesn't flag it as malware.
not sure about BitDefender, but Windows10 still identifies it (release 0.2) as malware.
Can you retry the 0.2 release? It was updated yesterday and file size was changed. Perhaps Windows defector definition files were falsy on the old file size?
0.2 release, windows 10, avira says there is an TR/Agent.584192.30 inside :-\
@cDima You can submit your screensaver to VirusTotal to see how it'll be detected.
The current 0.2 is identified as by 13 out of 54 as something malicious. https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/bc91eea135921f396eca0be2f8c19f090ceb228e248fb822655be66fd8d6d50b/analysis/
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Perhaps signing it with a certificate would help, this is getting ridiculous.
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On Nov 16, 2015, at 4:19 AM, Alistair McMillan notifications@github.com wrote:
@cDima You can submit your screensaver to VirusTotal to see how it'll be detected.
The current 0.2 is identified as by 13 out of 54 as something malicious. https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/bc91eea135921f396eca0be2f8c19f090ceb228e248fb822655be66fd8d6d50b/analysis/
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@cDima Yup. I've been playing about with one of my own. Trying to figure out what triggers the malware heuristics. I've created the simplest screensaver ever, it just makes the screen black and does nothing else. Nothing!!! And 1 out of 54 vendors still think it's a piece of malware.
Signing was something I was going to try next.
Seems like there's nothing perpetually free for open source projects, epic fail. Perhaps we should make a "Top 20 Worst Antiviruses" hit-list?
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On Nov 16, 2015, at 8:43 AM, Alistair McMillan notifications@github.com wrote:
@cDima Yup. I've been playing about with one of my own. Trying to figure out what triggers the malware heuristics. I've created the simplest screensaver ever, it just makes the screen black and does nothing else. Nothing!!! And 1 out of 54 vendors still think it's a piece of malware.
Signing was something I was going to try next.
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Try downloading the ZIP instead of the SCR, It worked for me. Running Windows 10 and Bitdefender
Same issue here. Avira reports TR/Agent.584192.30 (Avira Virusdefinitionfile v7.12.30.16/20.11.2015)
Opened a ticket at http://analysis.avira.com/samples/index.php and asked to check for a false positive. I'll report as soon as I have a response.
Thank you Karsten! The only other option is to sign the screensaver with a <$100 certificate, but it can't be opensource nor maintained by others.
On Fri, Nov 20, 2015 at 9:16 AM, Karsten Krohn notifications@github.com wrote:
Same issue here. Avira reports TR/Agent.584192.30 (Avira Virusdefinitionfile v7.12.30.16/20.11.2015)
Opened a ticket at http://analysis.avira.com/samples/index.php and asked to check for a false positive. I'll report as soon as I have a response.
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Feedback from Avira: False positive for aerial.scr.zip (MD5 = 09c023e796bf57ef8ba541b33d30b570):
https://analysis.avira.com/en/status?uniqueid=QSPO2qybQhwkYtJJtMW6UU5bFTwH8tPW&incidentid=1951688
Every time I click the link to download the .ZIP, I get a Malware detected message through windows and it deletes the file. Shame because on my MAC they look amazing.![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/15725591/11028612/01213c28-868e-11e5-9bb0-180b885aa5db.png)