Android Question B4XDrawer Malware?

[Ricardo Nava]

Hi,

when I select the b4xDrawer library the android antivirus detects it as malware, is there any library that looks like this?

Best regards.

 

[Erel]

Moved to the questions forum.

There is no malware in B4XDrawer. In fact, it is a b4xlib, which means that you can see the source code yourself.
If you are using the debug signing key then switch to your own key.

 

[Ricardo Nava]

Thanks

 

[hatzisn]

Maybe it detects the ".bas" extension and nags about this.

 

[Erel]

There is no bas extension at runtime. Everything is compiled together.

 

[hatzisn]

No, I meant in the b4xlib zip file if it figures out it is a zip file from the structure and tries to unzip it.

 

[AnandGupta]

No, I meant in the b4xlib zip file if it figures out it is a zip file from the structure and tries to unzip it.

Then for all .b4xlib, it should detect same problem. Something else is happening here.

 

[hatzisn]

Then for all .b4xlib, it should detect same problem. Something else is happening here.

You are correct. I suppose he has used in the past an other b4xlib and it would behave the same if this was the case.

By the way, nice graphic in your signature. Did you design it yourself?

 

[AnandGupta]

By the way, nice graphic in your signature. Did you design it yourself?

Thanks
Use different images to come up with signature, for my win app https://sites.google.com/view/batteryicons/home

 

[Peter Simpson]

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android antivirus detects it as malware, is there any library that looks like this?
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Firstly welcome to this forum @Ricardo Nava and what Android antivirus are you talking about???

 

[Ricardo Nava]

Firstly welcome to this forum @Ricardo Nava and what Android antivirus are you talking about???

Hello I have a xiaomi and brings a security app, that is the one that I am detecting it.

 

[Ricardo Nava]

Hi, I found it and the avast AV definitions detect it as malware.

 

[Erel]

This is nonsense. There is nothing special with B4XDrawer.

Non-Google Play apps are more susceptible to false detections.