Contact the anti-virus developers about a tor.exe

[Korb]

Agnitum - Riskware.NetTool!
Antiy-AVL - HackTool[NetTool:not-a-virus]/Win32.Tor
DrWeb - Tool.Tor.2
Kaspersky - not-a-virus:NetTool.Win32.Tor.c
Malwarebytes - RiskWare.TOR
NANO-Antivirus - Riskware.Win32.Tor.coeaxd
VBA32 - Backdoor.Swrort
Zillya - Tool.Tor.Win32.26
https://www.virustotal.com/ru/file/e7f2d8d4830260b7713ec42a3842f9ac03a7a7970afe63c0c52f47992c4f3117/analysis/1449609304/

MD5 c92018c31547762567fa69c204bb1264
SHA1 caead8414a925275b777806da858da3427fc4b32
SHA256 8070586fdb7f373a39ebc68956e1acdb558cd988ce6a868aa6afd7cfcf53e3db

Downloaded as part of https://github.com/downloads/prof7bit/TorChat/torchat-windows-0.9.9.553.zip

[cuthbertnibbles]

TOR stands for "The Onion Router". It's an anonymising proxy, meaning it can hide a user's location and IP address. When hacking, this is the number one precaution that's taken by a hacker to protect his identity from being traced. Because of it's wide use as a hacking tool, it has been correctly identified as a "HackTool".
TOR can also be used as a "relay node" or an "exit node", meaning data from the TOR network can be routed through your computer or exit the TOR network and enter the visible internet, respectively. If you are using TOR in this way, and a malicious hacker ends up using your relay/exit, it may appear as though your computer is attacking the hacker's target.

TL;DR, TOR has been correctly flagged by anti-virus. Solution: use common sense, not anti-virus.

[junaidirfani]

hello

[junaidirfani]

any one who can help?