PRO 69 Posted November 14, 2023 Report Share Posted November 14, 2023 As zzbrandon pointed out this is quite common for self compiled software that doesn't use a paid code signing certificate upon compiling to link the code with your personal trusted certificate details. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
SourceUltra 10 Posted January 18 Report Share Posted January 18 If you watch performance in your Task Manager, some of you might see the Antimalware Executable consuming a heck of a lot of resources when Ubot is open. The issue is that once Windows decides it is "malware" you'll see a PAINFUL slowdown in Ubot in general, particularly when you edit a node like a define. I've used other botting tools (botchief) that have also had this problem, so it isn't just Ubot. However, some tools like Actiona and Autoit do not have this issue. I expect it is because Ubot comes with a heck of a lot of mouthwatering libraries that hackers love to use or exploit, and maybe it's constant license check. However, Autoit has been known to be used to produce some powerful malware so it's not like it has clean hands yet still passes Windows Defender. In most cases Windows Defender still requires newly compiled software to be scanned before executing, and that's how it is with all of these tools I've noticed. It is best practice to trigger a scan with Defender, which you can do via command line, for all of your newly compiled bots so that they can run, otherwise you might wonder why they aren't running or are so slow. The only solution I'm aware of is to Add an Exception to Windows Defender in your Security settings, adding the "Ubot Studio.exe" or Ubot's system folders. I added the system folder but this is somewhat scary as who knows what vulnerabilities that opens a system up to given how insistent Defender is that it's malware. One thing I like to do is install and run Ubot on a totally separate profile on my Windows system for better security. There's probably other things you can do like changing owner and privileges. With compiled bots you can tell your users to Add an Exception for your compiled bot, so it will stop triggering warnings. After I added an exception for Ubot it got fast again and I no longer have consistent hang ups. You will eventually have to add an exception for it or Windows Defender will take automatic action against it and remove it (continuously), and/or eat up system resources watching it's every move, effectively rendering Ubot pretty much unusable. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
shekhar007 0 Posted January 28 Report Share Posted January 28 (edited) most customers are not technical and they think its virus, also huge drop in desktop buyers these days, i even tried submitting the software to appsumo, they didnt lke this kind of installation and didnt accept the software to be listed in appsumo Edited January 28 by shekhar007 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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