Anti-Virus Software mistaken Removal

When I came to work this morning, the anti-virus software prompts: I found several virus programs.

I think it was the HDU water program I wrote a long time ago. How can I report the virus now.

This must be a false positive. I have heard from my colleagues that computer poisoning will receive a warning letter.

I sent an Email saying that I would report to the manager next time.

At noon, I didn't want to say that I was mistaken to return to the email.

I can guarantee that they are not virus.

They are some simple C/C ++ code I wrote for practice, such as judge leap year, identity validate or calculate prime.

I just received a reply and asked me to encrypt the program and send it to him. I also provided a dedicated encryption packaging tool.

After I restored the program from the quarantine area, the antivirus software killed the folder where the program was accessed.

I don't have the permission to close the real-time scan. I only need to send the source code and. o file to him.

I continued to find a way to get the program, and I saw the exclusion list and added the folder.

Then, encrypt the program and send it over.

I don't know how they can analyze the program.

In the past, I often heard that the code written by programmers was mistakenly killed by anti-virus software.

My programs with more than a dozen lines of code were killed by mistake. It seems that anti-virus software has to be reflected.