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Another possible solution is to use a compiler like InnoSetup to compile all your exe and the dependencies into a single msi file. Now you can compress this file by zipping it and send it to another person. It will contain all dependencies for your exe. Then paste following in your setup.py file.Īfter a while, a folder named dist will be created.

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Create a new python file called setup.py in the same directory as your main code file.Such files can land on your computer as a result of having adware or other ad-supported programs on your computer.

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Install the module from the pypi website. InstallFlashPlayer.exe Virus Distribution The main method of infection used by this malware is as it’s name suggests, a fake flash player installer.

Another most popular way to freeze your code is to use py2exe. a new one inside a folder with a different name appears once every month or. There are many methods to convert your code to an exe. INSTALLFLASHPLAYER.exe on avast virus vault (windows 10) it says it's infected with IDP.Generic and it's located on SYSWOW64/MACROMED/TEMP on different folders with random numbers (example: 7BADF7F9-6646-4C0F-B938-801E96A024F9 and D24C04EB-FE3C-413D-A825-A121270D7D1A). This time the compiled exe was uploaded to and the results were better METHOD 3 - Use another method to freeze your code Print(' server is starting.')Įncrypted_message = encryption_type.encrypt(code)ĭecrypted_message = encryption_crypt(encrypted_message) Msg = conn.recv(msg_length).decode(self.FORMAT) Msg_length = conn.recv(self.HEADER).decode(self.FORMAT) With open('project_data\savedata.dat','wb') as save_file : With open('project_data\savedata.dat','rb') as save_file : We have no evidence if installflashplayer.exe contains virus. If you downloaded installflashplayer.exe from untrusted, anonymous or hackers website, the risk is high. If you got it from manufacturer (CD, manufacturer's website), the risk is relativelly low. rver = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) installflashplayer.exe: First of all, think about origin of your installflashplayer.exe. Self.SERVER = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname()) Thanks.ĮDIT: as requested by Chess, ive included my script.

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Also, is there any way to prevent windows defender or any other antivirus from alerting users of a virus threat, I mean, is there any way to make my file look safe to antiviruses in case it was just a false threat? And in case that is not possible, what are the other safe alternatives to pyinstaller? I'm just a beginner so any tips would be really appreciated. So these are my queries- Why does the exe file get reported as a virus? A quick scan on virus total says that 16 engines detect this file as a Trojan.

I want to send this exe to some other people but i wouldn't be able to do that unless I fix this.

I'm trying to create an exe using pyinstaller for a school project but, windows defender seems to report a virus threat and blocks the file.

Installflashplayer.exe avast says virus