3/67 security vendors flagged this file as malicious (VirusTotal)

[peter581]

Hi lihaoyun6,

AirBaterry.app file v1.6.0 https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/17d51345b7b4883012f38c0aec1c44d256311fcabbdc950678a2bc4c0ed60cec?nocache=1 Security vendors' analysis: Avira (no cloud): LINUX/GM.FileCode.EC WithSecure: Malware.LINUX/GM.FileCode.EC Cynet: Malicious (score: 99)

Do you think it's a false positive? Or is the app file malicious?

Regards Peter

[lihaoyun6]

I did not insert any malicious code into the executable files, all releases are builded directly from open source code.

Almost all of AirBattery's code is publicly available as source files. The only file distributed as a precompiled binary is the libmobiledevice executable (but you can replace it with another version that you built yourself or installed via brew)

I know that as a "defendant" my self-defense may not be credible. So anyone can build their own "trusted" version of AirBattery. It's very simple, just open the project file and build it using Xcode 15 or higher.