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jmh530 
Posted in reply to Guillaume Piolat
| On Tuesday, 6 May 2025 at 12:24:42 UTC, Guillaume Piolat wrote:
> On Monday, 5 May 2025 at 17:50:24 UTC, Kedy wrote:
> I do strongly think that I have downloaded the official release, can someone please tell me if they have a similar thing happened to them? I do not remember what triggered this, I do believe I have opened Visual Studio (in which I have D extension) so that could be what happened. Should I be woried?
Classic problem since D is used in malware and AV software tend to think all D software is thus malware.
When you suspect an antivirus misclassified a D program just because it's written in D, it helps to send them the misclassified binary for them to analyze. (often checking with VirusTotal give you the offenders). If noone do this then D programs end up deleted by browsers and OS right on download, I've found, also prevent people new to D from installing the compiler.
I think Windows does this now when upgrading the compiler. My recollection is that it didn't for a period because we were paying for a certificate of some kind, but the price went up and we dropped it.
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