[CQ-Contest] N1MM+ hacked?

[Art Boyars]

Thanks for all the responses.  Agree, looks like false positive.  (But I
can't blame myself for being concerned and alerting the community.)

Using AVG freeware.  Have tried to "Send for analysis" -- Get "Something
went wrong.  Please try again later."

Tried "Restore".  Get "Whoops, error occured [sic]. This file can't be
restored."

I'll contact my local computer guru.  I really want to restore, so I don't
lose all my old contest log files.

73, Art K3KU

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On Sat, Apr 13, 2019 at 10:38 PM Art Boyars <artboyars at gmail.com> wrote:

> I started up N1MM+ this evening (about 0200Z April 14; Saturday night
> April 13, local time).  I got the usual message that a new version was
> available, and I clicked to accept it.
>
> As the installation started, my Anti-virus nailed it as a threat
> (idp.alexa.51) and I moved it to "Quarantine".  I thought (hoped?) that
> only the update would be quarantined, but, alas, all of N1MM+ got
> quarantined.
>
> I tried installing N1MM+ anew from the website, but it keeps getting hung
> up with some "unable to open file" message.
>
> Has N1MM+ been hacked (and maybe the fantastic volunteers can fix it, and
> I can reinstall), or have I gotten into some other mess that I don't know
> how to fix?
>
> 73, Art K3KU
>
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