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Windows Build 6962 Detected as Trojan/Malicious by Virustotal #2144

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DougieDoodles opened this issue Apr 29, 2024 · 3 comments
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Windows Build 6962 Detected as Trojan/Malicious by Virustotal #2144

DougieDoodles opened this issue Apr 29, 2024 · 3 comments

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@DougieDoodles
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Environment

  • Operating System version: Windows 10
  • Current SourceMod version: 1.11
  • Current SourceMod snapshot: build 6962
  • Current Metamod: Source snapshot:

Description

  • Tried updating sourcemod to latest
  • After extracting zip, Windows defender removed "sourcemod\extensions\sdktools.ext.2.bms.dll"
  • Confirmed by uploading the zip file to virus total service
  • I checked Linux version of the same build and it was fine
  • I checked latest dev build and the issue is still present

Problematic Code (or Steps to Reproduce)

1. download version 1.11 build 6962 windows
2. upload to virustotal

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@Mooshua
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Mooshua commented May 8, 2024

The heuristics seem to dislike L4D2/L4D sourcemod cores and the BMS edition of sdktools, and of course SourcePawn. All but SourcePawn are rarely updated and last had their prebuilts updated last decade, assuming no one force-pushed to hide any changes.

Do we sign the release binaries? This feels like something that would be solved by slapping a cert on it, especially since the linux versions come out clean (assuming that there isn't a backdoor in there somewhere)

@armanossiloko
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armanossiloko commented May 30, 2024

A friend of mine noticed something similar on his version (build 6964).
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EDIT: He tried reinstalling SourceMod and the same happened. A couple of DLLs are being removed automatically. Could we get a new build where this won't happen?

@asherkin
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Could we get a new build where this won't happen?

You should report it as a false positive to your AV vendor - rebuilding won't help.

@asherkin asherkin closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale May 30, 2024
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