I'm creating an app for SecureCoop.com, no malware, but Microsoft antivirus keeps flagging my installer as malware. First Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml then Backdoor:Win32/Bladabindi!ml.
I can't be unnecessarily scaring my users. What are the best practices to avoid this happening?
Best practices to avoid having legit program being flagged by virus scanners?
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My app consists of a systray executable and I will also soon be adding a system service. The systray .exe monitors the service and reports to the user on failure. I had placed a shortcut in $SMSTARTUP, and I wondered if that is cause it to flag as abnormal behavior. If this is not the recommended action for a systray, please share a better solution.
The app is written in Python then compiled to .exe with pyinstaller.
The app is written in Python then compiled to .exe with pyinstaller.
I think I will pursue Comodo code signing. What else?
Forgot to mention: My systray .exe has a built-in Bottle.py tiny web server, which could also be causing it to flag.
If only I could edit my posts here...
If only I could edit my posts here...