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Why can't the executable be compiled on the customer's computer? And just "some kind of encryption" isn't enough to look like a virus. Is it doing something evi
by josephcsible 3y ago
Why can't the executable be compiled on the customer's computer? And just "some kind of encryption" isn't enough to look like a virus. Is it doing something evil like encrypting its own code?
- tmottabr 3y agonot at all.. At least in windows, anything that is not signed with a code signing certificate that is known and that have good reputation will be blocked by windows and\or anti-virus. There are some small devs that i have seen needing to get a new cert, for whatever reason, and got new versions of their software start being blocked for a few weeks until the new cert got known.