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Windows 10 Defender reports virus on vimrun.exe #2895
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Does it happen in previous releases such as ftp://ftp.vim.org/pub/vim/pc/gvim80-586.exe? |
Could you report it to Microsoft? |
In addition, you can always upload the file to virustotal to have a check from other AV vendors. That can often give a clue |
Tried on VirusTotal. It turned to be a false positive. And reported to MS. |
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Latest Windows 10 Defender (5/10/18) reports virus "Win32/Fuery.A!.cl" on vimrun.exe.
vimrun.exe is from gvim_8.0.1806_x86.zip or gvim_8.0.1806_x86.exe.
But, I sync the code myself, "* (HEAD detached at v8.0.1806)". And build it by myself using Visual Studio 2017. However, Windows 10 Defender does NOT reports virus on the built vimrun.exe.
So is it a really virus???
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