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How do I prevent my .exe from being used as malware?

I wrote a small tool a few days ago (see the Github project here ) that works like a single portable file .exe

. It is compiled / linked from:

cl mytool.c

I downloaded it .exe

online, but when people try to download it (direct link here ), the file is seen as malware / potential threat and therefore cannot be downloaded. (Note that if you disable the antivirus within 10 minutes, it can be loaded successfully.)

How do I compile / link my tool so that the file is .exe

considered a potential threat?

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You may be able to work around this problem by placing the password in the zip file or rar file. The only thing you would need to pass in is the password that the file is uploaded to so that users can log into it.

If you need more information, you can read this page: Bypassing the Chrome Malicious File Warning



Hope it helps.

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