1. these same false-positives have been a recurring issue for multiple years already 2. there is no fix for a tool which is not a mass-market-consumer-product

1. these same false-positives have been a recurring issue for multiple years already 2. there is no fix for a tool which is not a mass-market-consumer-product 3. as a technologist you should know that all anti-virus is bullshit which does not work. false positives and false negatives abound. the anti-virus's job is to accurately identify viruses/malware because users can't. But the anti-virus can't do it either. It's true. Really. I figured this out on my own over 15 years ago, and it never changed. I really hate the sentiment and consensus around anti-virus. It's like an "car-crash protection talisman". It just does not work. But if you tell some one not to use it, and they get in a car crash, it's your fault. If they use it, and they get in a car crash, oh well, what can you do. But it's truly bullshit. > They are the only authority that can rightfully claim that their product is virus free. This is a dumb idea. What's the point of anti-virus if we just trust the vendor.