anti-malware tools is to block *executing* from the Temp directory, sometimes only if the execution requires elevation. This is a more legitimate setting (since it can help prevent

requested by malware authors.". > > Thanks. > > Il giorno martedì 6 maggio 2025 alle 19:41:52 UTC+2 Bill Stewart ha > scritto: > >> On Tuesday, May 6,

of signing malware has led to our certificate being unjustly revoked. Despite attempts to resolve this issue with Certum, we've concluded that they can no longer be considered

virus/malware running that > interferes with your files. Exclude the folders from scanning. > > On Fri, Feb 7, 2025 at 11:41 PM 'Susi Sorglos' via innosetup

this reduces the risk that malware can infect the >>> executables (not entirely, of course, but it does at least need to pass a >>> UAC gate). >>> >>

created with Innosetup 5.5.9. Are you sure that's the actual problem, and not just that an aggressive anti-malware tool is blocking the files saved to that directory?

self installing malware installers using Inno Setup. Greetings, Martijn Op dinsdag 13 augustus 2024 om 09:16 schreef NetFilter Test : > Hi, > > Thank you, that "external

antivirus/malware detection; its > probably interfering with file access. > > On Wed, Jul 31, 2024 at 1:41 AM 'Mike Friedrich' via innosetup < > inno...@

including the malware). There isn't really any solution to > this other than reporting it as a false positive to the offending vendors. > > > My application installs

anti-malware vendors. >>>>>>> >>>>>> -- >>>>> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google >

was some malware that evaded Defender, but the system seems > > to be clean of nastyware. > > > > In the case here, it seems almost like there is some string-handling

flagged as malware by anti-virus vendors because it is "installed" by people who actually do use Inno to create installers for malware. Some other installers are less prone

might include malware DLLs hoping to get loaded accidentally. And Inno is a 32-bit app, so it will only search 32-bit DLL search paths (regardless of installation mode). https://jrsoftware

package their malware, and the antivirus vendors were not sufficiently > careful when generating signatures for it, so it matches the installer > component and not just the

antivirus/malware application. Exclude the > output directory from scanning. > > On Fri, May 13, 2022 at 9:08 PM Alessandro Marinuzzi > wrote: > >> Simple tip

/-Malware scanners. If >> that doesn't work, give more details. >> >> On Fri, Jan 28, 2022 at 1:20 PM Kim Hawker wrote: >> >>> I'm using

or anti malware applications. Exclude folders as required. On Thu, Jan 6, 2022 at 7:07 AM Rolf Hjemdahl wrote: > Please see attached images. Some times during compile I get this error

virus/malware checkers to test if that helps? >>> >>> >>> >>> On Wed, Mar 31, 2021 at 12:32 AM Vilmos Nonn >>> wrote: >>>

Try to scan your website by passing the url of your website to VirusTotal and see. Inviato da smartphone Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Il Sab 16 Gen 2021, 21

Anti-Malware (back when it was called that and when they >> relied on volunteers, before switching to paid/hired translators) >> Shadow Defender: https://www.shadowdefender

antivirus/malware. >> >> Try running with /log parameter. >> >> On Fri, 27 Nov 2020, 20:11 Sebastian Götz, wrote: >> >>> Hi all, >>

Also getting malware warnings on virustotal.com, windows defender and >> norton. >> >> Anyone else seeing this? >> > -- > You received this message

as possible malware, after several attempts with non-existent setup compression, Virus Total no longer finds false positives in my setup, I get very clean setups every time. Mine

easier for malware to infect the DLL and then get loaded so it can do further harm. > I use the following line in Files: > Source: "C:\Redemption\2020\Redemption.dll"

file, malware could swoop in and swap out setup.exe with a version containing tampered data. This modification, if done without introducing corruption in the file, would go undetected

compile some malware into apps that use your component). > [Setup] > AppName=RAR Component TEST PACKAGE > AppVerName=RAR Component 1.0 > DefaultDirName={localappdata

UTC-4, Garry Weil wrote: > > You should be able to temporarily disabled Avast and then download. But I > recommend getting rid of Avast and use Windows native anti malware.

virus and malware authors also use InnoSetup. And the anti-virus/malware > authors bungle the detection; they detect the presence of the installer > instead of the bad payload

this, Malware Bytes detects the following Malware: Adware.DNUnlocker.Generic, and gets quarantaind.. Is this a false positive, or is there a real problem with this new version?