Getting Virus Alert for System47.scr
Getting IDP.ALEXA.53 from Avast. Also went to (virustotal.com) . Uploaded file and is filled with malware.
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Just released the new version of the screen saver. And yup, multi-monitor is supported -- well, at least it works on my test machine. Hopefully, it will work on your setup as well. Cheers~Comment:
Lol, so glad to hear your excitement. I have just uploaded the new version of the screen saver. Hopefully it will work on your machine. The underlying animation tech is still based on Flash. However, it doesn't rely on the Flash plugin anymore. To answer your questions:Comment:
:-) so happy to hear that, and thanks for your support! Yep, the Flash player plugins are dead. Though the Flash-type animation Projector is still supported by Adobe Animate. So I can still update my old code to create that for desktop apps. Let's see how long this can stretch ;-)Comment:
Hi Kevi, the current release is a "viewer" program for Windows, not a screensaver program. This viewer program is just an executable file (with .exe extension) and no installation required. It is portable. Oh, the "full screen" mode setting is per session only, it won't remember this setting the next time you run it. Though you did bring up a good idea. I will change this behavior in the next update. As for the screensaver program, I am still running tests. It will be out soon. Please be patient and check back here again later. Thanks for your comments!Comment:
The program has been tested and passed virus scan check on Kaspersky and on virustotal.com before its release. Also, there's no installation for the Viewer Program. The program is portable.
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meWho, March 3, 2022: Unfortunately, a few antivirus (AV) programs have raised a "false positive" malware flag when loading up this screensaver. According to the VirusTotal scan report, System47 has successfully passed scan tests on the majority of AV scanners, but a few have detected activities labeled as suspicious. An AV can give out a "false positive" detection even when a non-malicious program's "behavior" is similar to a previously known malicious code to some degree. As a standard practice, I've submitted False-Positive reports to AV companies requesting for white-listing. Hopefully those "false positive" flags will be removed in the near future. In the mean time, please keep your AV program's virus definition file up-to-date. Please note: if you do choose to quarantine the screensaver file, you won't be able to run it on your machine. Please rest assured that there's no malicious code in System47. Sorry for the inconvenience if you've encountered this issue.Reference:
VirusTotal scan report