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Is there any way to tell what within a QB64 program is triggering false AV detetions?
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(11-28-2025, 08:59 AM)hanness Wrote: No, I don't do anything like that at all. But I do run lots of commands using the SHELL command. For example, I make frequent use of DISM in order modify Windows ISO image files. The whole idea of my program is to modify and update Windows images. For example, I can download the latest monthly updates and inject them into a Windows ISO file.

the antivirus detects that. then demonstrates its displeasure with it. remember microsoft is trying to include a.i. into every aspect of windows. it sounds silly. but i don't think they like the idea. of other people tampering with "their" isos.

it could be as simple as a command in qb64 like:

shell "programodify whatiswindows20250000001.iso"

and the anti-virus notices an "exec" process. related to a file which has "iso" suffix. this is because at least one cheater. tried to hack someone else's system that way. or tried to get a "free ride." to make sure he/she never had to pay for a windows license. (shrugs)

i could expect windows defender to be this clever by this time. again, this has to do with the presence of a.i. in windows11 becoming stronger and more frequent than ever.
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RE: Is there any way to tell what within a QB64 program is triggering false AV detetions? - by hsiangch_ong - 11-30-2025, 12:47 AM

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