> > Is it possible for the developers to put some kind of signature to the > file so that it is not recognized as a threat? Of course, this may be a > problem of Panda (only), but again upon seeing the warning of a "virus" > acts negatively in your psyche. >
We do already sign the installer (rt-click -> Properties -> Digital Signatures). I'm not quite sure what else could practically be done here (there is a closed issue about this question, but I don't recall the issue #) On Wed, May 6, 2015 at 9:25 AM, Pileas <[email protected]> wrote: > Good morning lads. > > I was delighted to see the new version of Julia (0.3.8). Alas, when I > tried to install it my Panda Antivirus quarantined the file. It saw it as a > potential threat of high risk. > > Is it possible for the developers to put some kind of signature to the > file so that it is not recognized as a threat? Of course, this may be a > problem of Panda (only), but again upon seeing the warning of a "virus" > acts negatively in your psyche. > > > >
