I have attached the screenshot from the detection. This is the last place I expect to find a trojan! Can the developer please check or confirm?
LyX ⇒ LyX 230RC-1 trojan detected from windows defender
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LyX 230RC-1 trojan detected from windows defender
This has come up in the past. See for example here:
https://www.mail-archive.com/search?l=m ... %40lyx.org
One thing you could do is check the signature file of the downloaded file. This will confirm at least that the binary you downloaded is the same one that the Windows packager intended to upload. Note that as opposed to the thread referenced above, the Windows packager now signs binaries when sending them to the release manager.
I do not use Windows, so I don't have first-hand experience with these issues. You might want to start a new thread on lyx-users.
https://www.mail-archive.com/search?l=m ... %40lyx.org
One thing you could do is check the signature file of the downloaded file. This will confirm at least that the binary you downloaded is the same one that the Windows packager intended to upload. Note that as opposed to the thread referenced above, the Windows packager now signs binaries when sending them to the release manager.
I do not use Windows, so I don't have first-hand experience with these issues. You might want to start a new thread on lyx-users.
LyX 230RC-1 trojan detected from windows defender
Thanks. I have posted to lyx-users. Where can I find the signature file? I downloaded from the ftp linked from the main lyx page.
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LyX 230RC-1 trojan detected from windows defender
Thanks, for reference the mail thread you started is here:
https://www.mail-archive.com/search?l=m ... .gmail.com
As for where to find the .sig files, you can find them on the same ftp where you downloaded the installer. Using gpg to verify them is easy if you have access to Linux. On Windows I think it is more complicated, but definitely doable.
https://www.mail-archive.com/search?l=m ... .gmail.com
As for where to find the .sig files, you can find them on the same ftp where you downloaded the installer. Using gpg to verify them is easy if you have access to Linux. On Windows I think it is more complicated, but definitely doable.