So that is how you guys make money. Amazing.
Hello Walter. Thank you for contacting us. Once the digital signature of the code is added to our Trusted Database, AVG will stop flagging the DLL file as virus. Thank you.
Hi everybody,
my company is providing to a customer some software and in particular a DLL which has been detected as a Virus from AVG. I am sure that it is a false positive.
I have read the www.avg.com/it-it/whitelist page and I have a question :
supposing I want to sign our DLL with a digital certificate, for what I have understood it will not change the DLL itself but simply create a file : the certificate, which can be placed anywhere.
It means that AVG will continue to activate the virus allert.
Only if the certificate is introduced into your database and is found 'inside' the DLL then AVG can avoid the false positive ?
Is it correct ? (maybe I misunderstood something about the signature of the code).
Thank you,
Walter
So that is how you guys make money. Amazing.
Hello Walter. Thank you for contacting us. Once the digital signature of the code is added to our Trusted Database, AVG will stop flagging the DLL file as virus. Thank you.