That's not explaining why so many of VirusTotal's engines scan it as an infected file.
Again, literally every part of the project is open source, if you don't trust it then take a look at the files and build it yourself.
Era...
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Not so much: some people spend their whole life without ever realizing, but you found out in 1 hour!
(don't take this seriously )Well, Malwarebytes flagged the latest Enumera-anchor.exe as malware - no problem w the earlier versions.
Finally, someone who actually takes my concerns seriously and gives a proper answer. Thank you. Genuinely. Do you know where I could find the release from December?
You should download from here
I already explained this to someone else in a different thread, so I'm just going to copy-paste what I posted there to here in a spoiler.
Oh. That explains a lot. I just got pissed the first time because I run almost everything I get here through virustotal.com, and getting called an idiot for being worried when something gets flagged by a service owned by Google as a virus. This is how people should respond, with help and an explaination, instead of saying "You're stupid for being concerned, go fuck yourself." Arcturus.
not everyone is as freaked out about viruses as you seem to be...
Bro, you're spazzing out over nothing. Like first of all, your basis for why virustotal seems trustworthy is flawed. Being owned by Google doesn't mean jack. It's not an actual antivirus. Secondly, it's your responsibility to research whatever the hell you're downloading before hitting the download button. If there's something wrong with a file from October, people would have talked about it. Thirdly, if you're going to rely on the opinion of strangers, be respectful. If you knew what the hell you were doing, you wouldn't be asking in the first place. If they seem to know what they're talking about, listen and ask for clarification when relevant. If you act disrespectfully or speak vaguely, people are likely to do so in turn.
