[phyrrus9]

That'd be right coming from Avira. During execution, they tend to detect what others miss and along with ESET, they're one of the most difficult AVs to circumvent (runtime) when FUDing a file.


Good work. It may well be that Avira's Heuristics engine triggered the detection. It's very difficult to determine whether HEUR/APC Is consistent with anything malicious.

I couldn't find a whole lot of info on what that meant, my verdict: probably fine, but you should run in a sandbox or VM

You should note that many of his other posts give similar AV results. When you have stuff like this occur multiple times, it seems even more suspicious.
My verdict: If you must run it, never do so outside of a VM

tbh that should be the case with all programs downloaded from SL. my policy for my PC is to run NOTHING unless i compiled it myself or its from someone I trust