Paranormal Reason

Thank you for the welcome Karyn.

I wasn't around much yesterday, but I hope to spend some time here this afternoon browsing the forums.

I was recommended to your site by a contact on Twitter - We've some experience with the I.T.C. world and certain devices, but limited experience with video feedback loop (or similar), so the Spiricam program is of interest and, we look forward to working with it.

Kind Regards
Mark D.

Mark,

Thanks for finding this. I did a little research (what do they say, a little knowledge is a bad thing) and "HEUR" means heuristic, or the malware detector is suspicious, but it doesn't know for sure. That is, it's not an exact match to any known malware.

My program is written in Python, which means it uses a lot of support libraries from other authors. All of the packages, were installed from either Ananconda's main channel or their "experimental" channel conda-forge. Anaconda's developer (Continuum.io) is a commercial entity, so they must have some incentive not to allow malware to pass through their archives. 

I've used Anaconda/Python at work without incident for several years, but you never know. So, I'll leave it up to the user to decide. I can only assure you that my code has no ill intent.

-michael

Hi Michael, thanks for replying.

That's how I read the situation too, hence the false flag reference.

Happy to continue installing (and my journey), just thought it safe to check.

Thank you again.

Kind Regards
Mark D.