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Windows defender #11
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Yeah, no idea why it suddenly thinks that version is malicious when it didn't do that for older versions... I reported the false positive to Microsoft just now, maybe that'll do something? |
So, if I'm trying to duplicate what windows defender is doing, where do I find the trojan called, "Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml"? Is the trojan a dll? Is it a section of the code? Is it in the object files? Is it in a DLL? Is it in a dependency of the project downloaded from What is the source of the "false positive" claim made to Microsoft? What's going on with the trojan that exhibits the behavior that is triggering the windows defender to quarantine the file? |
After uploading the generated executable to VirusTotal, this is the result from the behavior tab:
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by inspection, the code seems OK. I'm just curious why some virus scans detect it as a trojan. cheers! :) |
Hello there, general ledoge, thanks again for your awesome work :) however I can't use the 3.2 version, the antivirus deletes .exe immediately with a message "Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml", I've used every single version and it's the only one that behaves like that, sadly
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