Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:
Are others on Windows 10 getting this?
Donwloaded again and compared with the one I did get directly from the
build server. 100% identical. After building I installed it in several
of my Windows 10 vms and two laptops without Windows defender making
even a little beep. Has
now been a few days ago but looks like a 99.99999% false positive.
SHA256: fb546afd5d674e69a717a2d742c7b507c585a818ce2f025637d49da917d0be0c
*seamonkey-2.53.5.en-US.win64.installer.exe
For what it's worth, I took my own download of that file (taken from the
normal location at
https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/seamonkey/releases/2.53.5/win64/en-US/
), and I confirm the same SHA256 value.
I submitted to https://www.virustotal.com/gui/ . On scanning,
VirusTotal confirms the same SHA256 value, and reports all-clean reports
from 71 scanners (including Microsoft), although it reports that Cylance
considers the file to be unsafe.
The only time I've ever heard of Cylance is when using VirusTotal, and
if I recall, their scanner tends to be exceptionally aggressive, and
where they're more likely to flag things that nearly every other scanner
considers to be clean.
I consider that consensus to be overwhelming, and where the response I
see with Cylance, and what was reported with Microsoft to be false
positives.
Smith
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