RadioMaximus Pro 2.31.3 WiN (x64) - RadiXX11

Inside that pack is written:
"Some antivirus can detect this release as a threat and try to remove it. The
reason for this is because my releases are packed/protected in order to reduce
its size and avoid alterations to the code. This protection can be erroneously
identified as a threat, it is what is commonly known as a FALSE POSITIVE. Just
ignore it, it is safe to use."

"packed/protected"? When Something is protected antivirus can't go in...

"FALSE POSITIVE"? Always the same bogus argument to encourage people to keep going.

"Just ignore it, it is safe to use." But virustotal name each bug found in "Activator.exe"

Antiy-AVL = Trojan/Win32.PossibleThreat (Ok, I agree, possible threat).

But:
Cybereason = Malicious.1fe2ea
Cynet = Malicious (score: 100)
Elastic = Malicious (moderate Confidence)
Fortinet = W32/PossibleThreat
SecureAge = Malicious
Symantec = ML.Attribute.HighConfidence
Trapmine = Malicious.high.ml.score
Webroot = W32.Malware.Gen
CrowdStrike Falcon = Win/grayware_confidence_70% (D)

MaxSecure = Trojan.Malware.300983.susgen New Virus discovered at the beginning of this month(February 8, 2023):
What it does:
Trojan.Malware.300983.susgen takes over the computer, collects personal data, or tries to manipulate the computer so that hackers can access it.
It first searches for victims. Once it has found other victims, it copies the virus and starts the process again, it looks for personal data. This personal data can then be stolen and used for spam or identity fraud.
The Trojan.Malware.300983.susgen virus can quickly spread through your computer. It does this by copying files, modifying files, and disabling critical Windows components. After the virus has reached your computer, it can spread further across the computer network or the Internet.

My question is logical: "who lies?"

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