VisualNeo WIN false virus/spyware/malware alarm
Quote from dglojnar on September 18, 2020, 10:01 amHi to all :-)
I would like to speak about Neobook/VisualNeo WIN false virus/spyware/malware alarm anytime I want to start (F9) app to check if all works before compiling.
Also, compiling process is blocked by stupid AV programs (Trend Micro, Sophos, Avast, NOD32).
This is a big thing to me because I can't work, and my administrators (I'm not administrator ) don't want put VisualNEO/Neobook on exclude list - explanation is "This RAD is not aproved by Microsoft (sic!), use VisualStudio or any other Microsoft product ", and I , of course, don't want use VisualStudio, it's not suitable for my needs.
@luishp
What we can do to avoid false alarms in the future?
Is it possible?
Now I'm working with Neobook on VM and just distribute ready-to-run EXE file, but sometimes AV programs detect virus/spyware/malware on plug-ins I use (I always include everything in EXE, including plug-ins, fonts etc..)
So, any idea/advice will be more than welcome, runnning RAD in VM is just temporary solution.
With best regards!
Hi to all :-)
I would like to speak about Neobook/VisualNeo WIN false virus/spyware/malware alarm anytime I want to start (F9) app to check if all works before compiling.
Also, compiling process is blocked by stupid AV programs (Trend Micro, Sophos, Avast, NOD32).
This is a big thing to me because I can't work, and my administrators (I'm not administrator ) don't want put VisualNEO/Neobook on exclude list - explanation is "This RAD is not aproved by Microsoft (sic!), use VisualStudio or any other Microsoft product ", and I , of course, don't want use VisualStudio, it's not suitable for my needs.
What we can do to avoid false alarms in the future?
Is it possible?
Now I'm working with Neobook on VM and just distribute ready-to-run EXE file, but sometimes AV programs detect virus/spyware/malware on plug-ins I use (I always include everything in EXE, including plug-ins, fonts etc..)
So, any idea/advice will be more than welcome, runnning RAD in VM is just temporary solution.
With best regards!
Quote from Vadim on September 18, 2020, 10:07 amThere will be fewer false alarms if you sign your application, but such a developer certificate costs money.
You can also reduce the number of false positives by clearing the "Compress project EXE file with UPX" checkbox.
And in my experience, a letter to the anti-virus support service always helps. After a while, the antivirus stops responding to your program.
There will be fewer false alarms if you sign your application, but such a developer certificate costs money.
You can also reduce the number of false positives by clearing the "Compress project EXE file with UPX" checkbox.
And in my experience, a letter to the anti-virus support service always helps. After a while, the antivirus stops responding to your program.
Quote from dglojnar on September 18, 2020, 10:24 amHi Vadim, thank you for quick response:-)
"... a letter to the anti-virus support service always helps. After a while, the antivirus stops responding to your program."
Unfortunately, not in my case, guys from support are morons....:-(
Hi Vadim, thank you for quick response:-)
"... a letter to the anti-virus support service always helps. After a while, the antivirus stops responding to your program."
Unfortunately, not in my case, guys from support are morons....:-(
Quote from luishp on September 18, 2020, 11:24 amI have had some problems with false antivirus positives too. Code signing certification could help a lot. But it will work better if your company has a good reputation over time. That's one of the main reasons a do really prefer web development over desktop.
A pity.
I have had some problems with false antivirus positives too. Code signing certification could help a lot. But it will work better if your company has a good reputation over time. That's one of the main reasons a do really prefer web development over desktop.
A pity.
Quote from mishem on March 16, 2021, 10:07 pmWe discussed plugins on the old forum. Try to change the plug-in extension to .DLL. There are certain difficulties in installing plug-ins, but antiviruses are less responsive to them.
We discussed plugins on the old forum. Try to change the plug-in extension to .DLL. There are certain difficulties in installing plug-ins, but antiviruses are less responsive to them.