I don't know why, but I've had no problem before and now all of a sudden, this really old, terrible, newbie program that I wrote a long time ago, triggers Malwarebytes... :(
This question is not a duplicate, since the program in question is in (ANSI) C and NOT Delphi...
Here is a virus total scan (5 / 45)
Here is my crappy old source code :P
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
/* This script is by Joe DF*/
main()
{
char input[999];
int charcount = 100;
gets(input);
printf("%d\n", strlen(input));
printf("%d", numlen(charcount));
}
numlen(int num)
{
char temp[999];
sprintf(temp, "%d", num);
int count = strlen(temp);
return count;
}
This could be just a simple mistake... but why? To me this seems harmless! Even if this is just a mistake, what usually triggers a false positive? Is it simply the file's signature? Timestamp?