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This happens a lot to lots of software packages. Antivirus software thinks it has a virus (even though it doesn't). By enough enough people have installed it that I think you are safe.
Also "HEUR" makes me think it is a heuristic algorithm and not a fingerprint that flagged this. The are algorithms that look for certain pieces of code (ah - here it writes to another file. A little suspicious) and if there are enough red flags it decides it is malware.
Even the fingerprint method fails sometimes. Well, a lot. And gives you false positives.
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This happens a lot to lots of software packages. Antivirus software thinks it has a virus (even though it doesn't). By enough enough people have installed it that I think you are safe.
Also "HEUR" makes me think it is a heuristic algorithm and not a fingerprint that flagged this. The are algorithms that look for certain pieces of code (ah - here it writes to another file. A little suspicious) and if there are enough red flags it decides it is malware.
Even the fingerprint method fails sometimes. Well, a lot. And gives you false positives.
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