Yes, thanks for this comment.
Awhile back I downloaded a compiler, working on learning C#, and the first program is in the tutorial is called "Hello World". So I created my first program and happily named it "Hello World" as instructed. What do you know, avast went crazy. Talk about ironic...my first program was a known virus. I am still loling about this. Everything I have ever installed has flagged it, including 360 TS. This is because there was (I am sure) a virus/malware called the "Hello World" virus at one time where the file name "Hello World" was used. Look at the names of the files that get flagged incorrectly, and you will find the source of each false positive, but, if you think about it, you will realize that, if you had the malware version of the file on your PC but didn't put it there, you would be glad it was flagged. It's 360's way of keeping old viruses in quarantine in the big picture I guess.
360 TS is old school high activity and high detection. Reminds me of the days back in the early 2000s when some of the a-vs were very active and returned alot of FPs. Even with the FPs, modern a-vs are quite a bit better than those early ones in so many ways, though.
To each his own I think on a-v. You don't like the false positives, you got your reasons for sure. Probably another one is for you. With 360 TS I think the focus should be auto shopping mode, auto gaming mode, anti-keylogging, anti-webcam capture, avira defs, and BitDefender defs, oh, and free. Yes higher FPs, too, but they aren't phony...
Hello World virus:
