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Upload to virus total, passing one scanner isn't enough.

• Vindicis 10y ago
  I did that, and, it seems that although it fails some virus scanners, it would be what I like to call a false positive. Just to link a description of what one of them found: https://www.symantec.com/security_response/writeup.jsp?docid=2014-071815-0057-99&tabid=2 https://www.symantec.com/security_response/writeup.jsp?docid... Basically it could be an unwanted application that "The application reports an exaggerated number of problems." Shitty software? Sure. Malware? Not to me. YMMV. Here's a screen shot of the ones it failed from that total scanner: https://i.imgur.com/vwy9sXY.jpg https://i.imgur.com/vwy9sXY.jpg
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  • 59nadir 10y ago
    It's funny that you mention axes to grind (hidden motives). It's exactly what I think when I read the apologist threads/posts like yours. To look at obviously shady behavior and start giving excuses for it just reeks of misguided fanboyism. If this were a bigger entity I'd assume you were all corporate astroturfers.
    • posterboy 10y ago
      Is that the old switcheroo you playing? No need to answer.
    • sctb 10y ago
      This is a disproportionate and unfair response, but whatever it is that our fellow users say, we don't make insulting accusations like “... reeks of misguided fanboyism.” Please don't comment like this here.
• anc84 10y ago
  Virus Total is not a one-way stop. It only does some detection, not comparable to actually executing the malware itself. No results do not mean clean!