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title: Standalone Exe Antivirus False Positive Alert
description: "Our Standalone Executable file may give a warning when scanned by [https://www.virustotal.com](https://www.virustotal.com) or other Antivirus aggregator scanning tools. This is a known case of False Positive. This happens when such a tool includes or uses the abandoned Zillya Antivirus software,…"
url: "https://legacy.rtila.com/docs/standalone-exe-antivirus-false-alert/"
updated: "2023-03-19"
category: "Billing & Licensing"
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# Standalone Exe Antivirus False Positive Alert

Our Standalone Executable file may give a warning when scanned by [https://www.virustotal.com](https://www.virustotal.com) or other Antivirus aggregator scanning tools. This is a known case of False Positive. This happens when such a tool includes or uses the abandoned Zillya Antivirus software, see screenshot of the alert. The virus alert reads something like: Trojan.Agent.Win32.2853154 Acronis (Static ML)

![](https://legacy.rtila.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Antivirus-Alert-1024x583.jpg)

There is nothing to worry about and you can explain to your Standalone clients or users that this is a false alert for the following reasons:
1- Among the 67 Antivirus tools used by VirusTotal.com only Zillya is giving this alert
2- [Zillya](http://zillya.org/en/index.html)website itself has a broken SSL certificate and seems to be abandoned
3- Zillya website is still using Flash which was discontinued back in 2021 after a first announcement made in 2017 by Adobe