Windows defender virus

[Sukotto-1999]

The file is infected! now i cant make sfd for hacking any mil-cd single

[Firebow59]

Hey there, can you provide more details (ex. screenshot) for the message that appears? Thanks!

[Sukotto-1999]

Hey there, can you provide more details (ex. screenshot) for the message that appears? Thanks!

Windows defender blocked them can you make any changes and rebuild it as pyz files like wwiser

[Firebow59]

Hey there, sorry for the delay on getting back to you!

Unfortunately, I can't seem to find any reason why Windows Defender is giving a false positive and flagging the files, but hopefully these PYZ builds will fix the issue.

Let me know if it doesn't!

[Sukotto-1999]

Works. Should update the build and the source code to avoid virus detection with the PYZ! Should mark it as "python required"

[Sukotto-1999]

The latest version files are still exe files and STILL HAVE A VIRUS! Can you please recompile and re-release the build as a PYZ. You should use PYZ for later releases from now on.

[Firebow59]

Hey there! Sorry for the wait for a response!

Windows Defender is just falsely flagging the EXE files due to the way they're created. This false positive is something I am currently unable to fix.

As for using PYZ files for later releases, I'd like to keep these programs as accessible for anyone trying to use them, as the main goal of the programs is to be an easy way to modify/create Sofdec files. In my mind, keeping the programs in EXE format makes the programs significantly more accessible, since users don't need to do any extra installations to run the programs (ex. installing Python, the required libraries, etc). For this reason, the programs will remain in EXE format for the time being.

As an alternative for running the EXEs, you should be able to download and run the .py files in the sourcecode folder (once the resource folder is also in the same folder). This should act the same way as the PYZ files, as long as you have the required libraries downloaded. On top of that, you could convert the PY files to PYZ files if needed.

Hope this helps!