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Compile .exe ERROR #11
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Pyinstaller exes are by default detectable, even simple hello world exe is
detected as trojan.
…On Thu, 10 Mar, 2022, 2:37 am Edu Olivares, ***@***.***> wrote:
If you compile the Crypter via pyinstaller (or auto-py-to-exe), and you
chose the ” One File” option, the Windows Defender system detects it like a
Trojan, and delete it. But, if instead of picking the One File Option, you
selected “One Directory” it won't be detected. Why? I don't know, but have
it to count when you are going to compile it.
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So this is the config that I recommend on auto-py-to-exe, it works.
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So, how can I make it undetectable for free ? |
use nuitka! pip install nuitka nuitka --onefile main.py |
not anymore, it's the same as pyinstaller |
anyone has any solution to make py to exe without any detection? |
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If you compile the Crypter via pyinstaller (or auto-py-to-exe), and you chose the ” One File” option, the Windows Defender system detects it like a Trojan, and delete it. But, if instead of picking the One File Option, you selected “One Directory” it won't be detected. Why? I don't know, but have it to count when you are going to compile it.
So this is the config that I recommend on auto-py-to-exe, it works.
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