One of the temp files Deepstack generated on my BI PC (AppData\Local\Temp\Deepstack) was marked as severe, and was automatically removed by Windows Defender, tagging it as Trojan:Script/Oneeva.A!ml
Don't see how it could have been anything other than a false positive. It says the affected item was the temp file itself, which was locally generated. I guess my PC is crafting trojans out of thin air now.
Has anyone else gotten one of these? Been using Deepstack for months now, with no issues. Maybe something changed with the latest Windows Defender definitions and this will pop up more often.
Don't see how it could have been anything other than a false positive. It says the affected item was the temp file itself, which was locally generated. I guess my PC is crafting trojans out of thin air now.
Has anyone else gotten one of these? Been using Deepstack for months now, with no issues. Maybe something changed with the latest Windows Defender definitions and this will pop up more often.
