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deano78 5 years, 1 month ago.
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We are very sorry to hear about your issue, but unfortunately we have no affiliation with antivirus vendors.
False Positive is a bug in antivirus, but since we have no access to their source code we can not help them fix it.Even if you did not experience this problem before, it doesn’t mean that you never will. Antiviruses are updated often and each update has a chance to introduce a new false positive bug.
We highly recommend to report this behavior to your antivirus vendor.You can find additional information in these threads:
– miqoradar.exe showing as virus
– miqradar.exe showing as virus (a follow up)Here’s the thing.. MOST AV programs have a report section (that gets abused) where people can report stuff as malicious or whatever, that program will then instantly get flagged as bad for the next AV update. YES! you DO get idiotic people who will maliciously go out of their way to try get game bots etc banned, especially those who are in competition with their own bots available.
The ONLY way for people to get this flag removed is for owners of the supposed infected program to contact the AV company and get them to remove the flag OR for YOU to whitelist Miqo yourself in your AV as trusted, that should stop further issues.
It’s a weird one though. It’s being flagged by MS’s own Defender. It was flagged initially, so I manually allowed it. The next morning at 1:30am Defender listed the same file as another virus, with another designation (also a Trojan), and proceeded to quarantine it automatically.
I’ve allowed it again, MS Defender is stupid, I trust the bot, weird that it’s only started with this most recent release though, maybe Miqo annoyed a competitor recently 😛
MS Defender is stupid
LMAO! everything Microsoft is stupid, they have a nasty habit of breaking something that works perfectly fine.
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