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Hello, thanks for your opinion, however your warning notice is a total impudence without scruples and without considerable apparent bases, as we can see VirusTotal has detected the file as Phishing only and we believe that you do not know what the term is, today we will educate you :

Phishing: it is the crime of tricking people into sharing confidential information such as passwords and credit card numbers. As in fishing, there is more than one way to catch a victim, but there is a phishing tactic that is the most common. Victims receive an email or text message that mimics (or "impersonates") a trusted person or organization, such as a coworker, a bank, or a government office. Written at: https://www.malwarebytes.com/phishing/

It is evident that we are not doing any identity theft or trying to deceive anyone, you are completely confused or it is simply an effort to discredit a project that will have an incredible future.

However, thank you very much for analyzing the file and confirming that it does not have back doors or any type of malware that can harm the user, on the contrary, the tool detects the famous Bitcoin Clipper on your computer to start fighting it safely.

Thank you for refreshing my memory but I did know the difference between phishing and malware but had to mention the former one since that's what the flag said and I even created a thread ^{[False positive result or a phishing of some sort? (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5335572.0)]} since I had a feeling it might be a false positive result and as a result, someone mentioned posting a warning so I did to protect users just in case there was something.

Having said those, I've deleted my previous warning since a couple of users mentioned that it's probably just a false positive result and I do apologize for the trouble this may have caused.

I assure you, that's not my intention.

I'm not a back-end coder by any means but would you be able to make it open-source in order to allow the known coders/developers in the community to check if it does what you mentioned?

Hello again, we appreciate that you have solved the issue regarding your accusation and have clarified your doubts, you should consider that it is also our job to protect users who are in the space of cryptocurrency and we will make the effort that is necessary as well as you .

We understand you so do not worry, we will even take into account your last opinion and proposal, we will contact the moderator who developed the tool right now since he is part of our Staff so that he can complement it much more and in this way generate more trust to users, we will also propose to expose the code for further implementations and future modifications, for now we will remove it. A hug.