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I hate Windows Defender, every time I roll out an update for our relatively small video game, it often ends up being flagged and removed from our players' compu
by diath 3y ago
I hate Windows Defender, every time I roll out an update for our relatively small video game, it often ends up being flagged and removed from our players' computers, we then have to submit the file to Microsoft to get it unflagged. What's funny is that the instructions say to upload an entire package with all the files necessary to run the application, but in my experience I can file for a false positive, upload just the .exe, and get someone to unflag it the next day, it's tiresome.
- remram 3y agoAnd then you have to deal with all the other antivirus vendors... it's so tiresome. See also this helpful list (getting out of date unfortunately): https://github.com/hankhank10/false-positive-malware-reporting https://github.com/hankhank10/false-positive-malware-reporti...
- psyclobe 3y agoCost of doing business in this hell hole of a platform
- no_time 3y agoOr you drop ~800$/yr on an EV codesigning cert to switch your binaries from "malware unless proven otherwise" to "harmless until proven otherwise". It's basically a protection racket.