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Windows Security (Win 11 version 23H2) detects Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml in file TWLMagician_Win_x64_v1.3\TWLMagician.exe.
Any specific reason why this would be a false-positive, to set my mind at ease, or should I be worried?
Thanks.
EDIT:
I downloaded and scanned previous versions and they are not detected as such. Might be good to check if the machine compiling and uploading to the github release page is infected.
Also Windows Security logs Protected folder access blocked concerning Protected folder: %userprofile%\Documents\My Data Sources\. I don't think the app needs or should want this access. So if possible, would be good to prevent this access attempt.
EDIT 2: This Reddit comment makes a lot of sense, could be that (and perhaps be easily fixed):
No, it's because AV's use heuristic analysis rather than a simple 1:1 checksum that would be easy to fake.
Most malicious programs use very simple instruction sets and call for functions in a manner that aren't necessary. It's usually resolved by rewriting a single function in manner that doesn't behave like commonplace malware. I've never experienced a time where I needed to get whitelisted and not just revise my code to not be suspicious as hell.
Could you please try x86 build of TWLMagician? The x64 target of TWLMagician building using nuitka's onefile mode which will extract required files to user's "Temp" folder and antiviruses hate that.
The previous versions of x64 target using enigmavb packing instead of nuitka onefile mode. The source code is in the repo and feel free to look for malicious code in there. I just provide the exe for convenience as most people don't have Python installed.
The v1.3 x86 version of TWLMagician do not use nuitka's onefile mode. If Windows Security do not detects it as a virus, I will changing the building mode for x64 target also.
The Hotfix 2 using the same building and/or packing mode with the v1.2 release which will hopefully fix the false-positive. Please try again by downloading it on release page.
Windows Security (Win 11 version 23H2) detects
Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml
in fileTWLMagician_Win_x64_v1.3\TWLMagician.exe
.Any specific reason why this would be a false-positive, to set my mind at ease, or should I be worried?
Thanks.
EDIT:
I downloaded and scanned previous versions and they are not detected as such. Might be good to check if the machine compiling and uploading to the github release page is infected.
Also Windows Security logs
Protected folder access blocked
concerningProtected folder: %userprofile%\Documents\My Data Sources\
. I don't think the app needs or should want this access. So if possible, would be good to prevent this access attempt.EDIT 2:
This Reddit comment makes a lot of sense, could be that (and perhaps be easily fixed):
EDIT3:
VirusTotal scan: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/873ff5ba4aa1033c30134d2aedc14c8c205ad86206c0584f21d14fab8ee02b51
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