That Java perf on windows confirms my findings, Windows might have special rules for .jar files, intentional or no, i have no clue, but it looks like it does so

That Java perf on windows confirms my findings, Windows might have special rules for .jar files, intentional or no, i have no clue, but it looks like it does something very fishy For some reasons their antivirus also likes to spend a lot of time scanning jar files I would love reading an in-depth investigation on this