Windows 10: My Application Detects as Virus by Several Vendors

I Lama Guy trying to create a game I created a kind of virus: the game is created with JavaScript I will leave it below a image with the problems


[Original Title: Virus Alert]

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Which anti-virus application u can suggest me?

Which anti-virus application u can suggest me?

 

Switch to Kaspersky - Not detecting virus.

Hi, @Craige:

Every AV (and every security application) uses its own, unique set of databases and definitions.
So it's possible that a particular file may be detected by one AV (e.g. Norton) and not by another (e.g. Kaspersky).

Without seeing the scan logs from the 2 programs, it's impossible to provide a definitive answer to the "discrepancy" you report.*Sad

First, you might want to submit the dodgy file in question to VirusTotal for analysis HERE.
Then....

>>If you think that the detection might be a False Positive detection by Norton (not unheard of), then you might want to report it to Norton via their support site, their forum, or their in-app reporting system (if this is a feature).

>>If you think that Kaspersky is missing detection on a malicious file that it ought to detect, then you may wish to report the file to the KL virus lab, by following the advice HERE.

One other thing: I hope you are not running Norton and (even a trial version of) Kaspersky on the same system, simultaneously?

• Having more than 1 AV installed on the system at the same time (even if one is "disabled"from real-time protection) can lead to a host of performance and stability problems.
• Kaspersky products, in particular, are very twitchy about other installed AVs.
• If you wish to give KIS/KAV/KTS a fair trial period, I suggest cleanly uninstalling Norton (using the vendor's removal tool)

There is no one "best" or "right" AV choice that suits all computers, users and budgets.
If there were, there would be only 1 AV company.
Ultimately, each user must select the application that works best for him/her on his/her system.
There are many fine choices, each of which has its share of fans and detractors.

Cheers,
MM

 

ClickOnce application setup.exe detected as Virus

We have several applications that are deployed by our customers via ClickOnce through our webpage. The applications are developed using VB.net and C#. Recently, whenever we prepare the application by first publishing it in our hard disk before uploading
it to our web page, the Windows Defender application detects the setup.exe file as a virus and deletes it (Trojan.Win32/Gatrid.E!cl). If we disable windows defender, publish the application locally, upload it to our web page, Window defender still detects
the setup.exe file as a virus. This happens with windows 10 no windows 7. Also, running the same applications via applicationName.application (which does not install the prerequisites) will not be detected as a virus.

This issue is really hurting our business and need an urgent solution. Please help us solve it!!