Other Anti-Virus Flagged Class Module as a Trojan

[AllyAndroid]

My Anti-Virus software just flagged one of my B4A class modules as a Trojan and tried to delete it. Has anyone else experienced something like this?

 

[NJDude]

Just a false-positive.

 

[AllyAndroid]

What concerns me is when I upload it to Google Play. I wouldn't want to lose my account over a flashlight app that blinks Morse code.

 

[AllyAndroid]

This is interesting. It only does it when I try to run Debug (Rapid). If I use Debug (Legacy) or either Release, my Anti-Virus doesn't complain.

 

[Kevin]

I believe when using the rapid debugger, your "code" gets executed on the pc and only a "shell" app runs on the Android device.

This may explain why your A/V software only complains when rapid debugging, but I don't know what is in the code that it doesn't like.

 

[Erel]

This is of course a false positive. It will not affect in any way the compiled APK file as it happens from the "rapid engine" that runs on the PC (in debug mode only).

 

[AllyAndroid]

I believe when using the rapid debugger, your "code" gets executed on the pc and only a "shell" app runs on the Android device.

This may explain why your A/V software only complains when rapid debugging, but I don't know what is in the code that it doesn't like.

I was converting letters into a string of 0's and 1's. It didn't like that. I now convert them into a string of a's and b's and it quit complaining.