The fact that Windows Defender actually names a trojan is enough to scare me, and probably others as well. You may want to check your system carefully for malware and, if this turns out to be a false positive, amend the information in the installation instructions which currently only mentions that Kaspersky may report it as a virus.
Thanks,
Mats Persson
Further info about my system:
Acer Aspire E5-575G
Microsoft Windows 10 Home
10.0.15063 Build 15063
Windows defender information:
Antimalware client version 4.11.15063.447
Engine Version 1.1.14003.0
Antivirus Version 1.249.118.0
Antispyware Version 1.249.118.0
Network Realtime Inspection Engine Version 2.1.13804.0
Network Realtime Inspection Signature Version 117.2.0.0
cl0ne
commented
5 years ago
Dear LibreCrypt team
When running the installer for the latest version of trueCrypt, Windows defender interrupts the installation claiming that the install file contains the threat "Trojan:Win32/Rundas.B". Link to the file I downloaded: https://github.com/t-d-k/doxbox/releases/download/v6.2-beta/InstallLibreCrypt_v62Beta.exe
The fact that Windows Defender actually names a trojan is enough to scare me, and probably others as well. You may want to check your system carefully for malware and, if this turns out to be a false positive, amend the information in the installation instructions which currently only mentions that Kaspersky may report it as a virus. Thanks, Mats Persson
Further info about my system: Acer Aspire E5-575G
Microsoft Windows 10 Home 10.0.15063 Build 15063
Windows defender information: Antimalware client version 4.11.15063.447 Engine Version 1.1.14003.0 Antivirus Version 1.249.118.0 Antispyware Version 1.249.118.0 Network Realtime Inspection Engine Version 2.1.13804.0 Network Realtime Inspection Signature Version 117.2.0.0