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Notice the name? Gen2 stands for "generic".

 

Most likely, it's matching the checksum of a known virus... or it's because we obfuscate our code, so that people can't just decompile it. 

 

 

In fact, you can check it with sites such as VirusTotal, which scans files with multiple antivirus engines.  
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/b0e5c0d116265a34a177c95ea037535c40694df91be7ad4480eb8fa9839aed41/analysis/

 

 

I've already submitted the files as false positives to Avira, and they should hopefully update their definitions soon.

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The file is getting flagged again. https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/f4e131ffc4af53df22d4b78ee6d0a558048c98d958cf281a04c14c21a8b33718/detection/f-f4e131ffc4af53df22d4b78ee6d0a558048c98d958cf281a04c14c21a8b33718-1604156525

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