Getting Warnings from Norton

[Ham]

Hi,

I am getting warnings from Norton that the file stdrt.exe is behaving suspiciously and then removes it from applications temp directory. Is this new? I had not encountered it previously.

With Regards

[Yves]

Hm, I've just tested stdrt.exe from the builds 249 and 250 on virustotal.com and apparently no anti-virus program generates any false alarm, including Norton. When did it start happening? Does it happen with standalone apps newly created?

[Ham]

Hi Yves,
It started yesterday. I have built the application for the first time on a new PC and it happens if the sonar protection of Norton is on. I was forced to close sonar protection in order that the application starts. I have just activated the sonar protection again to print an image of the warning. But it does not give me the warning any more.

[Ham]

Sorry Yves. It happened again.
here are the images

[JoKa]

I also noticed a report on a download site, that my latest game didn't pass the sonar (Build 249, All-in-one-Exe). Sorry, no english on this website.

[Yves]

I don't know what's this "Sonar", is it their new anti-virus product or their heuristic engine? There must be a way to submit stdrt.exe to Norton via its interface and tell them it's a false positive, could you try that? (sorry I haven't Norton and I've had bad experiences with submitting false positive samples via their web site )

[Shawn]

I don't know what's this "Sonar", is it their new anti-virus product or their heuristic engine? There must be a way to submit stdrt.exe to Norton via its interface and tell them it's a false positive, could you try that? (sorry I haven't Norton and I've had bad experiences with submitting false positive samples via their web site )

I think it's their new heuristic engine from what I understand, but don't quote me on that. I do know it's not a product. It's a part of regular Norton AV.

[Yves]

I've submitted a false positive to Norton, hopefully this time they'll fix it faster than last time... Do not hesitate to submit it to... more complaints, faster fix...

[RickyRombo]

SONAR is that annoying thing that eats your memory and your created games and expects you to be happy and proud.

/rant

[Yves]

Ham, they answered me (miracle) and told me they can't reproduce the problem with the stdrt.exe I sent them. Could you generate a small application, verify that Sonar displays the message, and send it to Norton via this page :

https://submit.symantec.com/false_positive

Specify in the message that this is an application created with Multimedia Fusion 2.

Or send it to me if you prefer (but in this case I would need to know the exact message displayed by Sonar, and the exact name and version number of the Norton product you use).

Thanks!