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Virus alert #778
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Hmmm interesting there's been no response |
Hi! Sorry for the delay. Which system detects the trojan? When uploading your app to the store? Does the warning comes from this library, or from OkHttp? |
Hi @darrachequesne , glad to hear from you, that's the part I can't really tell off hand - I've avoided adding the libraries back since I'm working on a live app but it's those 2 since socketio requires the okttp according to what I saw on the socket io instructions. Apologies for not being able to compile either one to determine which it is - if you have time to explore, would appreciate it When I build the apk, I tested it by uploading it to virustotal - actually this was originally discovered by a user who used the app and accused me of being a scammer due to the virus warning - can't say I blame him for thinking that after seeing the virustotal results - I was alarmed + surprised! |
@darrachequesne thanks for your patience, I got a chance to compile the app and virus total detects the issue even when socket.io is not included - so it's the implementation("com.squareup.okhttp3:okhttp:4.12.0") dependency which is causing the virus alert - I guess this is still a problem for socket.io since it depends on the library? |
Describe the bug
Compiling my Android app with the following directives results in an APK that is detected as a trojan
To Reproduce
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