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Old 01-07-2022, 01:42 PM   #107
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That's a false-positive in the executables needed for WINE usage (extract_win32.exe). You can delete that file from the archive if you want (it's only needed for Linux users), but there's nothing concerning in the plugin, especially not a trojan.

With the newest commit I tried to re-write parts of that executable to no longer trigger the Windows Defender, but some other Antivirus programs unfortunately still claim this executable to contain different viruses. Maybe because it tries to decrypt data (= the Adobe activation from ADE) from another program, which Windows programs usually don't do - I don't have any other idea.

If you want, you can download from the newest commit, that should no longer make Windows Defender complain.
Or take a look at the "main.c" file included with the plugin, that's the source code which has less than 200 lines and doesn't have anything malicious in it at all. Neither in 0.0.15, nor in the newest (fixed) commit, nor in any other previous version.

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