Enigma virus message?

[.plechito' 7723]

Hi devs,

I'm using Enigma protector for packing my BIN file with other files. But, here is problem. Because packed bin has some files inside, antivirus detect it as Trojan horse, even if there is no virus.

 

Is here some way how to stop this?

Thanks to your useful answer!

 

With love, Plechito

[Aurora 46]

You can exclude enigma by your antivirus system?

[.plechito' 7723]

Yes I can, but it's annoying for players and a lot of them has a problem with it. So i want to know if exist some way to fix this problem.

[Aurora 46]

Yes I can, but it's annoying for players and a lot of them has a problem with it. So i want to know if exist some way to fix this problem.

I don't know contact Enigma maybe they have a solution did you try that?

[.plechito' 7723]

They didn't  answer me yet, so I'm trying it here. Thanks for reply.

[Koray 2001]

I recommend VMProtect really have very little false positive alert

[metin2team 766]

 

That's just a false detection. Disable your antivirus while protection, that's the most easy solution.

XXX(my antivirus program) goes crazy.

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Best Regards,

Vladimir                          mailto:[email protected]

 

Is this the answer you want?

 

-the underlined part is edited.

Edited August 24, 2022 by Metin2 Dev
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[.plechito' 7723]

Thank you. That's not answer what i wanted to see...

[Alina 234]

Sorry but we'd lie in the very moment we give you the answer you want

Antivirus is made for protecting users from malware.. Well, I guess that's what it's supposed to be. I'm not complaining about the facts that they miss new malware very often, have a lot of false positives and consuming resources while locking users out of their environment. I'm talking about the fact that you encrypt your binary. And that's the point. Your binary is encrypted and can't be read from the antivirus. Only it's behaviour can be analysed but because it's encrypted the antivirus program takes care with the file and calls it "infected". Though that's not the case, someone could hide malicious code within an encrypted file.

I guess it's wrong. They'd just warn that the file is encrypted and that this is a security risk. But they usually give the "it's a virus" warning too early. They don't know and that's when they just call it bad. Most likely because keygens and cracks are encrypted because they also hate such programs even when they aren't harming the system (you know, copyright and stuff..).

 

So what to do? Nothing. Enigma can't magically encrypt your binary to not being false positive anymore. It's about the antivirus your users use. I guess maybe if there are lot of false positives the antivirus will soon realize that it's not harming anyone (I don't know about that but I'd imagine it because most of them use clouds and synchronize etc..)