BitDefender here.
I think it's because of the way that we can use QB64 to send keys to the OS?
Virus Total scan showing galaga.exe as false positive.
How can we tell it's a false positive?
Look at the scanners that "found" issues and compare it vs. the ones that did not.
Also check the sandboxes:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/5113...1/behavior
Anyway I added an exception to my Bitdefender to overcome all this because it's nonsense.
Also, note in my case, I setup an exception for things from github myself that I trust, (i:\git) but this was found because I ran it from an attached map drive with a different drive letter.
That's why it is redundant.
I wouldn't worry about this, as 90% of the scanners found nothing wrong. Even the Microsoft SysInternal sandbox finds it clean. You can see exactly what it does there.
VirusTotal is a good tool.
I think it's because of the way that we can use QB64 to send keys to the OS?
Virus Total scan showing galaga.exe as false positive.
How can we tell it's a false positive?
Look at the scanners that "found" issues and compare it vs. the ones that did not.
Also check the sandboxes:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/5113...1/behavior
Anyway I added an exception to my Bitdefender to overcome all this because it's nonsense.
Also, note in my case, I setup an exception for things from github myself that I trust, (i:\git) but this was found because I ran it from an attached map drive with a different drive letter.
That's why it is redundant.I wouldn't worry about this, as 90% of the scanners found nothing wrong. Even the Microsoft SysInternal sandbox finds it clean. You can see exactly what it does there.
VirusTotal is a good tool.
