Nim and Go programs identified by Carbon Black as malware on Windows
I assume this is the same racket that they had years ago where you need some certification (which you have to buy from one the their licensed companies) to sign all of your binaries OR you have to go through the Windows store.<p>It was pretty devastating for me a few years back because I spent a year and half making some software and then ended up with the best potential users accusing me of developing malware and being very hostile.<p>Also when I tried to get the certificate the company was a nightmare to deal with. Truly garbage people.<p>The whole thing is a racket. It's just another way for Microsoft to extract money.<p>Because they are a bunch of mafia goons.