New version: qBittorrent.qBittorrent version 4.3.9

[gregoryka]

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Hello @gregoryka,
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The application included in this pull request failed to pass the Installers Scan test. This test is designed to ensure that the application installs on all environments without warnings. For more details on this error, see Binary validation errors. Please check to ensure the installer URL is correct and update the URL and the Hash if a change is made.

[ItzLevvie]

Flagged as PUA or Malware: #34731 (comment)

At the moment, there's not much you can do to solve this.

[gregoryka]

Kind of weird considering VirusTotal says the files are ok
x64 x86
Would maybe be nice to know which one flagged, but nothing much I can do, unfortunately.

[ItzLevvie]

Kind of weird considering VirusTotal says the files are ok x64 x86 Would maybe be nice to know which one flagged, but nothing much I can do, unfortunately.

I wrote about VirusTotal a while ago, but the pipelines doesn't seem to utilize it according to #373 (comment). What the pipelines does right now is do static analysis, and dynamic analysis (run on various anti-virus software) on the installers in the package.

You can reproduce the VirusTotal situation above, by uploading an installer which has a very low download counts (i.e. internal builds for Microsoft Teams) to VirusTotal, and in that report's details, you will see that First Submission is from 2021-11-13 (today) instead of 6+ months ago.

Your report for both of those URLs doesn't show the statistics for Microsoft Defender as it seems to be a known issue for a lot of people using first-party anti-virus software from Microsoft: qbittorrent/qBittorrent#15674, qbittorrent/qBittorrent#15667, qbittorrent/qBittorrent#15134.