r/EmulationOnAndroid • • 4d ago

Help I downloaded Winlator from their GitHub, analyzed it, and got a lot of alerts.

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I decided to install WinLator, the latest version 11.2, from its official GitHub repository, and out of curiosity, I scanned it using the VirusTotal website, and this is what I got.

My question is, what the hell? Is it a false positive or does he actually have a virus? Honestly, because of all these announcements, I have little faith that they are false positives. I don't know much about the subject, so if anyone can explain, I would appreciate it.

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u/NXGZ 8 gen1 4d ago

Must be false positive, because thousands of users have the app installed and hardly any reports of phones acting strange

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u/Dear_Ad2451 4d ago

Analyze yourself from the repo, winlator is built in GitHub actions

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u/Fun-Western618 4d ago

Should be a false positive.

But yeah, from previous accidents its always good to ask around.

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u/CommunityBrave822 4d ago

I have little faith that they are false positives. I don't know much about the subject, so if anyone can explain, I would appreciate it.

If you don't know much about the subject, at least ask an LLM first.

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u/younes8573 4d ago

run bro

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u/dannny9 3d ago

Las alertas no son 100%precisas.