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randall
fasm 1.71.54 recognized as malware by Windows Defender (Win10 x64). This wasn't the case for previous fasm releases.
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revolution
Yet again, another dumb AV. Time to disable Windows Defender.
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randall
revolution wrote: Yet again, another dumb AV. Time to disable Windows Defender. Yes, but it can discourage newcomers. |
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sinsi
Windows 10 x64 (Insider Preview 10.0.14372)
Scan found nothing here. Quote: Antimalware Client Version: 4.10.14372.0 What did it find? |
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randall
https://www.microsoft.com/security/portal/threat/encyclopedia/entry.aspx?name=Trojan%3aWin32%2fMaltule.C!cl&threatid=2147709295&enterprise=0
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Trinitek
MS Security Essentials also detects the Maltule trojan in the OpenGL example. No problem with FASM though, which is curious.
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sinsi
Fair enough, my win7 MSE finds the same virus
Quote: Antimalware Client Version: 4.9.218.0 |
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TheRaven
I posted a similar issue Windows 10 64Bit Defender gave me false positives; I ended up making specific exceptions for FAsm and FAsmG by download file name then directory exceptions after install with Defender. Recently I tested removing the exceptions and Defender is still playing friendly with my FAsm installations.
My statement may help IF you (anyone reading this thread) are getting false positives from Windows 10 Defender. Problem has gone away recently, but may appear again in the future --hope it doesn't though. |
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