Windows zip has a trojan.

[webprofusion-chrisc]

[frectonz]

What!?

Can anybody else confirm this? I am on linux. I have not tested the windows build.

[4silvertooth]

I confirm this.

[frectonz]

Ok i wasn't aware of this, will investigate further.

[webprofusion-chrisc]

It will most likely be a false positive caused by one of your dependencies being used in an established trojan so part of your resulting executable matches the same thumbprint, but I've no idea what. Alternatively one of your dependencies could genuinely be a trojan.

[4silvertooth]

I built it it from source and it worked without any antivirus warnings.

[frectonz]

Alternatively one of your dependencies could genuinely be a trojan.

Yeah thats what i'm worried about.

[ArneBachmannDLR]

Same for me - I assume a false positive, but that's definitely not going to be installed in a company context.

[agamm]

Looking bad on virustotal: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/7f03068475d962d7868e5da76712b593368f231d325debda061361a5c829d7b6/

[drllz]

Looking bad on virustotal: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/7f03068475d962d7868e5da76712b593368f231d325debda061361a5c829d7b6/

6 out of 78 scanners... not definitive, but certainly suspicious.

[ilotoki0804]

I am experiencing the same issue. Edge is not allowing me to download the file.

[frectonz]

From the research i did this seems to be a false positive. Installation no longer requires downloading a zip. We instead have powershell script, yall should use that instead.

https://github.com/frectonz/sqlite-studio#install-prebuilt-binaries-via-powershell-script