False positive received from VirusTotal autoforward

[bdargosoftware]

Hello,

 

There is a false positive with the EXE created by my compiler which was created in 2003. Many companies use my software to create their software.

 

The attached ZIP file contains at least one false positive. Please fix this ASAP then delete this topic so it does not come up on search engines. Thank you

 

 

 

Here is the problem with VirusTotal and their autoforwarding false positives.  http://research.pandasecurity.com/automated-false-positives/

 

Most AV companies simply trust other AV false positives and add your false positives with the automated system.

 

ThanksTheseAreCleanFilesDONOTADDtoDefinitions.zip

[bdargosoftware]

I would like to add that I do not have MalwareBytes installed. A client let me know of this false positive.

 

Thank you

[shadowwar]

Fixed in the next update. Files added to fp filter server. Only 8 files out of the 32 were detected.

 

I will have to get approval to delete this topic.

[bdargosoftware]

Thanks. Please at least edit my post to remove my software name. Thank you

[bdargosoftware]

One last thing, please remove anything close to these files from your definitions since the EXE created by my compiler are similar to these but not the exact same files.

 

Thanks for your prompt response

[shadowwar]

I wish it was that easy with the way our definitions work and malware using your program to compile stuff.  If there are any in the future rest assured we will fix them asap.

[David H. Lipman]

Yepper and you can't whitelist the compiler's derivatives because it can be used to create malware.  This is true for any compiler based software.  I have even seen interpreted languages where the script is declared a Psyme malware based upon a type of DCOM construct used whether the actual use is malicious or not.