Virus waning, Norton reports virus in latest version of kerbal alarm clock.

[genericeventhandler]

Just a quick warning, the latest version of Kerbal Alarm clock is being reported as a virus by norton. The version before it passes fine though.

[hab136]

The latest version (3.4.0.0) is from June 27, and nobody else has had any problems with it in the last 3 months.

Where did you download it from? Github, Curse, Kerbal Stuff?

What filename and exact file size?

I just checked all three, and got "KerbalAlarmClock_3.4.0.0.zip" from Curse/Github or "Kerbal_Alarm_Clock-3.4.0.0.zip" from KerbalStuff. All three were 1,407,340 bytes and have the same content:

c699cc91b9d195c1b79988b164622454 *Kerbal_Alarm_Clock-3.4.0.0.zip

c699cc91b9d195c1b79988b164622454 *KerbalAlarmClock_3.4.0.0 (1).zip

c699cc91b9d195c1b79988b164622454 *KerbalAlarmClock_3.4.0.0.zip

All three were virus-free.

[Whirligig Girl]

Norton is not good. It is truly magnificent in its horridness. That's your problem. Get a real antivirus, not one that is borderline malicious* itself.

*slight overstatement.

[PikachuNL]

Well, it is Norton, which is kind of a virus by itself

[michaelsteele3]

You see, Norton is like that guy who snores so loud he wakes up. It sometimes reports that it's a virus itself.

[briansun1]

It's up there with AVG and McAfee as one of the worst antivirus to use. On top of just being bad it will cost you money.

[Swervz]

No problems here, Also Virustotal proves its 100% clean. https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/9951e119713686950335c7702176df9e98775223275f30708e724cf7de3e587e/analysis/1442588330/

You should just uninstall norton as its doing more damage to your system than good. Apprently norton kept detecting "viruses" in programs I wrote although the false postives are nowhere near as bad as avira. Avira detected all of the C# programs I coded myself as trojans.

[cantab]

Check what Norton actually reports. Many antivirus programs will make detections like "Exploit/Generic", basically meaning it's not a known virus but the antivirus software regards it as suspicious. Increasingly antivirus programs are using a "reputation" system which means that programs from big corporations get waved through but lesser known programs get falsely accused of being malware.