This may be the incorrect place to post this so I might cross post on the nvim-treesitter repository as well. I was messing around with neovim but received an notification from windows defender about a possible trojan (Trojan:Win64/Cobaltstrike.RDA!MTB). The file specifically was located here: "nvim-treesitter\parser\css.so".
I can only assume that this file was created after I installed css language support with nvim-treesitter.
amaanq
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1 year ago
This may be the incorrect place to post this so I might cross post on the nvim-treesitter repository as well. I was messing around with neovim but received an notification from windows defender about a possible trojan (Trojan:Win64/Cobaltstrike.RDA!MTB). The file specifically was located here: "nvim-treesitter\parser\css.so".
I can only assume that this file was created after I installed css language support with nvim-treesitter.
I uploaded it to virus total (https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/6898b45039bfd4bcb56fa9a82a359d07b8fcd688ba68ce06913c224d04c60aea/behavior) and while it didn't suggest that it was malicious it did mention some odd behavior.
I'm hoping this is a false positive but you never know. My apologies if this is something more specific to my setup.