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Old 11-19-2020, 08:28 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by peter0conor View Post
my hash is different:
SHA256 8B4BA65915BADA66485B27F31304202F15E51E1B8E59AACA79 669A3F5A1BA2E8
That's the hash for calibre-portable.exe (the launcher for the portable version), not the portable installer: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/...a2e8/detection

Only two engines detect it, both detections seem to be rather generic heuristic ones, and at least Bkav is known for heavy false positives.

I ran calibre-portable.exe through Hybrid Analysis. Aside from the "identified as a virus by a piece of shit masquerading as an antivirus" there isn't really much indicating malicious behaviour. If I recall correctly, the import address thing is a standard practice - otherwise you'd get errors when trying to load libraries that don't exist on your particular version of Windows.

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