antivrus false positives
Quote from fkapnist on July 29, 2022, 2:19 amI am using antivrus software called Malwarebytes. For some strange reason it now blocks anything new I compile with either Neobook5 or VisualNeo Win. Even a totally blank pub with no plugins is blocked and quarentined as malware. But if I compile an older pub that I created over a year ago, which I edit and update every day, there is no malware detection at all. What? How can a blank app contain malware?
malware heuristic 1003
What is Malware.Heuristic.1003 infection? Malware.Heuristic.1003 is a detection name used in Malwarebytes Anti-malware engine for identification of the malicious item detected by a heuristic system. However, in a lot of cases that detection can be just a false positive.
A lot of cases. Programs that intentionally block you out of your own documents are technically "cancel-culture" malware, even if they claim to protect. Critics of Windows 11 say it aims to block bios (UEFI motherboard firmware) if a need should arise to protect the **** outta ya. False positives will brick devices.
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I am using antivrus software called Malwarebytes. For some strange reason it now blocks anything new I compile with either Neobook5 or VisualNeo Win. Even a totally blank pub with no plugins is blocked and quarentined as malware. But if I compile an older pub that I created over a year ago, which I edit and update every day, there is no malware detection at all. What? How can a blank app contain malware?
malware heuristic 1003
What is Malware.Heuristic.1003 infection? Malware.Heuristic.1003 is a detection name used in Malwarebytes Anti-malware engine for identification of the malicious item detected by a heuristic system. However, in a lot of cases that detection can be just a false positive.
A lot of cases. Programs that intentionally block you out of your own documents are technically "cancel-culture" malware, even if they claim to protect. Critics of Windows 11 say it aims to block bios (UEFI motherboard firmware) if a need should arise to protect the **** outta ya. False positives will brick devices.
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Quote from luishp on July 29, 2022, 12:46 pmIt's a false positive. Please report it to your antivirus software vendor.
Thank you!
It's a false positive. Please report it to your antivirus software vendor.
Thank you!
Quote from rcohen on December 29, 2024, 5:33 amAfter combing for answers and coming up with only one (to purchase a certificate), I have decided to simply educate my traffic with a short video explaining the issue. If you think this is a fair enough explanation, there is a link at the bottom which links to the video (no URL) in my Google Drive. Help yourself to a copy.
After combing for answers and coming up with only one (to purchase a certificate), I have decided to simply educate my traffic with a short video explaining the issue. If you think this is a fair enough explanation, there is a link at the bottom which links to the video (no URL) in my Google Drive. Help yourself to a copy.
Quote from fkapnist on February 10, 2025, 10:52 pmQuote from luishp on July 29, 2022, 12:46 pmIt's a false positive. Please report it to your antivirus software vendor.
Thank you!But I have no way of knowing what antivirus software the end user has....
Quote from luishp on July 29, 2022, 12:46 pmIt's a false positive. Please report it to your antivirus software vendor.
Thank you!
But I have no way of knowing what antivirus software the end user has....