Windows 10: Virustotal flagged my console app .net 4.7.2 as malware

HeyJust wanted to know if it malware or false positiveif someone have deep understanding about that and can read deeply and answer I would really appreciate that It’s .net 4.7.2 console applicationI have ESET on my pc , didn’t suspect anythingVirustotal : https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/6fa053a85968234725483a707860a554701bdf681fe7dd8103644dad88e1b673Hybrid analysis: http://hybrid-analysis.com/sample/6fa053a85968234725483a707860a554701bdf681fe7dd8103644dad88e1b673

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wudf.exe flagged by virustotal

Are you entirely sure? I have looked at other services that are genuine such as Asus AISuite, and it is also getting flagged by virustotal. Could this be due to the fact its not digitally signed?

 

VirusTotal is Flagging Windows .exe's

I see this:








So nothing to worry about. Files scan clean with onboard AV and secondary Anti-Malware programs.

 

AutoHotkey Software Flagged by Virustotal


The most probable main reason why is because it uses "automated scripts" to do certain tasks, or "macros", on a computer. In the past, virus scanners detect those as malware because hackers, back then, used macros to run their scripts on peoples' computers that they hack. I use AutoHotKey for a few various things on my computer, yet I also use an app called Macro Express for many other things.