no, I don't. I will try to download using different browser and see what exactly it would say if I scan
7 days ago(+1)
mostlikely false positive by defender Trojan:Script/Wacatac.B!ml — When Microsoft Defender Cries Wolf (Usually) | by Brendan Smith | Medium
7 days ago (+1)
Looks like a false positive, but please triple check the executable before running it.
I've scanned it after downloading on two different machines (other than my dev machine) and it finds no threats in either exe or pck file.
7 days ago (+1)
I'm getting the same when trying to download on a machine that has real-time protection enabled in windows defender. Turns out it's a known and very common false positive to a trojan script.
To download, temporarily disable "real-time protection" in "windows virus & threat protection settings". To be 100% sure the executable is safe, unpack the zip and scan the exe file manually with an antivirus of your choice.
It's annoying but it is what it is.
I did pack the zip file with 7-zip which is listed as one of possible causes of this false positive. The next update will be packed with some other zipper just to exclude this as a possible cause.