A question about false antivirus reports

[wolf9228]

How can you avoid the report of the VirusTotal  detection site, the false report that has no validity, and through the program’s algorithms, even programs based on old and modern Microsoft development environments when examined on the VirusTotal  website, the VirusTotal  report is false, as it states that the previous programs are sabotage files and Spy Is there a way to avoid false virus reports even on C++ applications if possible.

 

Note: I checked the default project for Microsoft Integrated Development Environments 2005 and 2022 on the VirusTotal website, and the result was false and not true reports, as reports indicate harmful viruses

Edited July 12, 2023 by wolf9228

[Shark007]

The easiest way to avoid false positives with AutoIt is to compile your scripts in 64bit.

Edited July 12, 2023 by Shark007

[wolf9228]

41 minutes ago, Shark007 said:

The easiest way to avoid false positives with AutoIt is to compile your scripts in 64bit.

I did this on the C++ 64bit compiler and on the 64bit Autoit compiler to no avail. The false report is still coming.

Edited July 12, 2023 by wolf9228

[Andreik]

Why are we talking about C++? And you are long enough on this forum and probably saw many topics of this matter and all point out to AutoIt and Malware. You have there all necessary info to understand why this is happening and what can be done. What does your question bring new into this matter?

[Jos]

A topic beaten to dead several times and doesn't need more new threads!

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