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Hey there,I'm currently programming a Windows Forms Application and so far I've only done a File-Reader and some buttons. The compiled exe works fine on my PC (got GData AntiVirus), but on my client's PC (Windows Defender maybe) there is an alert, that the exe could be a virus.I checked it also on virustotal.com and these three are the only ones with an issue: AntiVirResultUpdateCrowdStrike Falcon (ML)maliciousconfidence75%(D) 20170130Qihoo-360HEUR/QVM03.0.0000.Malware.Gen20170315SentinelOne (Static ML)static engine - malicious20170315What can I do?EDIT:. Avast can just be an angry bitch sometimes. Hey,My name is Andrew (obviously) and I work for CrowdStrike.Two of the engines listed above – CrowdStrike and SentinelOne – leverage machine learning to convict files.
This is different than some of the other 59 engines in VirusTotal that leverage definitions. I obviously can't really comment on what's happening with Microsoft, but I wanted to chime in on the CrowdStrike side.A quick note about ML based analysis.The benefit of an ML engine is that it's 'signature-less'; meaning you don't need DAT updates to be effective. What you're running into is likely Windows' SmartScreen or other application whitelisting service.
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Any executable that isn't signed will trigger that warning when attempting to run the application if it was originally downloaded from the internet.To avoid that warning, you'd need to purchase a code signing certificate. But to be clear, it doesn't sound like your executable is being detected as malicious. Windows Defender would immediately quarantine the file if that were the case and you'd get an explicit warning about malicious software being found.