Software development problem

[LarryDietz]

I am trying to figure out why MalwareBytes is flagging my internally developed click once application as MachineLearning/Anomalous.95%

This is an application that I am working on for use at my office. It is not being distributed outside of company.

Paying a large fee for an application digital signature is not an option, and the application is being flagged both unsigned, and signed with a test certificate.

 

Is there anything I can do within my click once deployment to stop malwarebytes from falsely claiming it is malicious? 

Thanks,

-Larry 

[cli]

We advise developers whitelist folders they develop out of to avoid future detections. For more information, please read the following post: 

https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/238670-machinelearninganomalous-detections-and-explanation/

Thanks.

[LarryDietz]

It doesn't get flagged during development. It runs fine.  It is when I test deployment that it gets flagged. Click Once uses odd, random, difficult to find locations when deploying the app.

Is there nothing I can do to stop this, other than removing MalwareBytes?  

Virustotal.com shows MalwareBytes and 2 others as falsely flagging as malicious. The remaining 65 scans pass it.  

I would prefer to continue using MalwareBytes if possible, but don't want to go around searching for installation folders and whitelisting them every time I deploy an internal application.

 

Thanks,

-Larry

[shadowwar]

Please post a scan log showing the detection so we can look into this. 

Virustotal link would also be helpful. 

 

[LarryDietz]

12 minutes ago, shadowwar said:

Please post a scan log showing the detection so we can look into this. 

Virustotal link would also be helpful. 

 

Here is the VirusTotal link...  VirusTotal

Attached is the log I downloaded from MalwareBytes detection history

Any help is appreciated.

ScanLog.txt