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My understanding is that this is caused by Nim/Go's stdlib or other program dependencies being identified as malware. These languages are almost always built s
by rany_ 4y ago
My understanding is that this is caused by Nim/Go's stdlib or other program dependencies being identified as malware.
These languages are almost always built statically so the stdlib and other dependencies are always included in the program binaries and could trigger a false positive.