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zanllp / sd-webui-infinite-image-browsing

A fast and powerful image/video browser for Stable Diffusion webui / ComfyUI / Fooocus / NovelAI / StableSwarmUI, featuring infinite scrolling and advanced search capabilities using image parameters. It also supports standalone operation.
MIT License
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False positive trojan? #680

Open maw-out opened 3 days ago

maw-out commented 3 days ago

Hi, I downloaded the executable for Windows version Infinite.Image.Browsing_0.16.0_x64-setup.exe and ESET antivirus flagged this: Python/PSW.Agent_AGen.R trojan horse.

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zanllp commented 3 days ago

This false positive is due to Nuitka, a tool that compiles Python scripts into exe files. If this issue concerns you, you can compile it yourself or run it directly with Python. All of IIB's code uses open-source libraries that are popular in the industry. I currently do not have the spare capacity to address this false positive.

https://github.com/zanllp/sd-webui-infinite-image-browsing/issues/490

https://github.com/zanllp/sd-webui-infinite-image-browsing/issues/397

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F370N commented 14 hours ago

I love the extension, and I'd really use the standalone version as my system image viewer, but man...

I say this as respectfully as possible, but with the amount of work and effort that went into writing Infinite Image Browser, I just assume you guys (devs) could come up with a better solution than, "Don't sweat the dang DEFCON 1 alert when you install the standalone, homie.", for such an alarming problem.

I'm aware of the alternative "compile it yourself" suggestion, but at the risk of sounding like a complete layman, I think a lot of people forget that not everyone who uses the various SD frontends are that capable, so to speak.

It's like a car mechanic patronizing you for not wanting the recalled component they included in their installation by saying, "Bro... It's totally safe. If you can't understand that, you can always just pull it out and throw it all back together yourself.

Do the devs plan to rectify this at some point?