False positive

 

In response to Dave's post:

 

What is a "security certificate" and what does it mean to use it to sign your executable?

 

I assume that by "sonar detection" you mean the file-scanning behavior of an anti-malware program.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hello Jeff

 

Here is a link from the Norton Internet Security program for 2014 which might explain to you the meaning of Sonar. There are also some more links at the bottom of this page.. I didn't realize it was such a long link. Since it is so long, I do hope that it will work ok.

 

https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/norton-internet-security/21.1.0.18/solutions/v15457075_NIS_Retail_2014_en_us?actstat=activated&buildname=Retail&conntype=1000000000&coreservice=Startup+Type%3Aauto+State%3ARunning&cpu=Intel64+Family+6+Model+60+Stepping+3&curdefs=20140202.003&datetime=02-03-2014+6%3A03%3A53+AM+GMT&defbrowser=Internet+Explorer&dsfree=21.60&dstotal=94.99&endpointid=%7B54318720-6F32-47B3-A2DE-08E3E3491A0C%7D&entsrc=help&env=prod&hbguid=54318720-6F32-47B3-A2DE-08E3E3491A0C&hcmode=false&heartbeatID=54318720-6F32-47B3-A2DE-08E3E3491A0C&helpid=IDH_NAV_EXCLUSIONS_LOW_RISKS_RT&ieversion=9.11.9600.16428&layout=Retail&layouttype=ESD&lic_attr=21124114&lic_type=16&memload=24&memtotal=13881&os=windows&oslang=iso%3AENG&oslocale=iso%3AUSA&osvers=6.1&osversion=6.1+7601.18247.amd64fre.win7sp1_gdr.130828-1532&partnerid=&partnername=Retail&plang=sym%3AEN&plgid=2&plid=2&psn=3XPX9BGP96MJ&remdays=303&skuf=21291108&skum=21292844&skup=21292844&spversion=1.0&sublength=303&subremaining=303&substatus=current&symskucurrent=21292844&symskumedia=21292844&utm_medium=product&utm_source=symc&vendorid=

Please visit https://www.verisign.com/ . its a Symantec owned SSL Certificate provider. Visit that page for more info in usage of security certificates.

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>> How to report false positives

https://www.symantec.com/security_response/writeup.jsp?docid=2017-040616-1325-99

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How to report false positives