AVG says V2 infected with IDP.Generic. on Win7 64bit

[justcosmic1]

Testing V2 on Win7 64bit and my antivirus flags it:
AVG says "We've blocked Stream-Pi Server.exe because it was infected with IDP.Generic."

I looked in the issues but couldn't see this reported already.

[justcosmic1]

PS I am going to delay testing this until I know for certain it's a false positive.

[rnayabed]

Did you verify the file? We have signatures in the release page to test against

[rnayabed]

Already had malware bytes test it and it came out 100% clean. Unless you downloaded it from some other source, its a false positive

[justcosmic1]

Sorry I didn't notice the checksum - I will check it and get back to you. I DL'd from the github page.

[justcosmic1]

My apologies but I'm not quite sure how to use this verification method. I have Quickhash on Windows in case that's of use.
I looked at the section on authentication on the DL page - but it looks like it's for Linux terminal - but even then I couldn't understand how to reference the downloaded file.
BTW I scanned the downloaded .msi file with AVG and that comes up clean - it's just the .exe file once it's installed that reports the infection. But obviously it would be good to be able to double check it. Many thanks

[rnayabed]

It is definitely a false positive. The automated builds are compiled on GitHub Actions, with source fully transparent on the repo. You can compile yourself and avast would still report it. गुरु, 5 जन॰ 2023 को 1:05 am बजे को justcosmic1 ***@***.***> ने लिखा:

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My apologies but I'm not quite sure how to use this verification method. I have Quickhash on Windows in case that's of use. I looked at the section on authentication on the DL page - but it looks like it's for Linux terminal - but even then I couldn't understand how to reference the downloaded file. BTW I scanned the downloaded .msi file with AVG and that comes up clean - it's just the .exe file once it's installed that reports the infection. But obviously it would be good to be able to double check it. Many thanks — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#110 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AGERF5MJ3RQY766C47PPTOTWQXGJDANCNFSM6AAAAAATQILV7U> . You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: ***@***.***>