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Windows Defender still flags every other non-trivial Go binary Even if it's just 50 lines that were compiled 2 seconds ago by you in the same folder. Then aga
by Yasuraka 2y ago
Windows Defender still flags every other non-trivial Go binary
Even if it's just 50 lines that were compiled 2 seconds ago by you in the same folder.
Then again, developing anything on Windows seems to be an up-hill battle from the get go
- wnevets 2y ago> Windows Defender still flags every other non-trivial Go binary I believe that is an issue with using reputation based protection rather than an issue with antivirus heuristics, unsigned/unknown binaries get flagged.