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Description
Describe the bug
Today, Windows Defender said that the shortcut “WinUtil.Ink” was a trojan.
I've had this shortcut for a long time. To create the shortcut, I ran the tool from the “Launch Command - Stable Branch (Recommended)” on the homepage and then clicked the button to create the shortcut on the desktop.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
I haven't reproduced the bug. In fact, I haven't even opened the tool for a long time.
I suppose the closest thing to getting the same result is:
- Run the command “
irm ‘https://christitus.com/win’ | iex” from the home page; - Go to the “Config” category;
- Create the shortcut;
- Wait for Windows Defender to detect it as a virus? Or check with Windows Defender? I don't know...
Expected behavior
Not being caught as a Trojan and just existing in the desktop
Screenshots
(Note: The language below is Portuguese)
Immediately after quarantine, it was deleted or blocked:

Additional context
I just opened the computer on a normal day and today it decided that the shortcut is a trojan. I didn't do anything special, it just happened. I didn't even open the shortcut.
