App Review Microsoft Defender Antivirus feat Hawk Eye Hardening

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DeepInstinct is crushing DHC before it can start.
Hello, I just downloaded DHC (portable version) from the official website Windows Defender Hardening Console | Free Security Tool and AIDefender.exe, included in Release.zip is dated 30th March 2026 so it hasn't been updated since then. I've submitted it to VirusTotal and DeepInstinct isn't the only one to flag it as malware. VirusTotal The fact that AIDefender.exe isn't digitally signed doesn't help, I think.
Same result with SiriusLLM portable by Dan SiriusLLM is a malware detection engine and portable application that leverages artificial intelligence and ChatGPT-like Large Language Models to assess the potential maliciousness of various digital assets (e.g., executables, scripts, documents).
I've attached the result of SiriusLLM scan as txt file.
 

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I'm not using DHC anymore but I'm looking forward for Helios Pro which is scheduled for release this year, according to the webpage Helios Engine | AI Threat Detection. If I'm not wrong it should have been released a couple of months ago but I guess that Trident's current work delayed the release. Maybe he can confirm or not the scheduled release for this year. Helios Pro also includes Behavioral Airlock Deep Firewall Control | Block Untrusted Connections and HEAT (Hawk Eye Antivirus Tool).
If I remember correctly he planned to release a 1-year free trial version, so a long period, not the usual 30-days. At the end of that period Helios Pro will switch to paid software, probably subscription-based, maybe with a added option for a lifetime license, I would not know.

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