T201016 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 23, 2018 #1 Hello all, I want to share with all of the following information: Well, I recently met with the situation when testing Agraham's librarian (RichString) that the antivirus program reports an average risk of threat. I have a connection with the above question to those who test this library and also to the author, what can cause the warnings in this library? And especially what can damage or encrypt files? After all, the library does not have such possibilities? By way of a very promising library Best wishes, good day!
Hello all, I want to share with all of the following information: Well, I recently met with the situation when testing Agraham's librarian (RichString) that the antivirus program reports an average risk of threat. I have a connection with the above question to those who test this library and also to the author, what can cause the warnings in this library? And especially what can damage or encrypt files? After all, the library does not have such possibilities? By way of a very promising library Best wishes, good day!
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 23, 2018 #2 This is not a bug. There is no virus in RichString library. The source code is available in the forum.
This is not a bug. There is no virus in RichString library. The source code is available in the forum.
T201016 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 23, 2018 #3 Erel said: This is not a bug. There is no virus in RichString library. The source code is available in the forum. Click to expand... Yes. I checked the source for the virus, I noticed it only when the alert is displayed only when the Internet is active (enabled). I have yet to get to the root cause in which McAfee perceives the threat, since in the application test there are no appropriate permissions for communication, even with one network.
Erel said: This is not a bug. There is no virus in RichString library. The source code is available in the forum. Click to expand... Yes. I checked the source for the virus, I noticed it only when the alert is displayed only when the Internet is active (enabled). I have yet to get to the root cause in which McAfee perceives the threat, since in the application test there are no appropriate permissions for communication, even with one network.
