First, the detection mechanism of antivirus software is different. False positives and false positives are normal. Norton also regards World of Warcraft as a virus. What about millions of users across the country? Are they all poisoned? In the end, Norton didn't come out and admit that it was a mistake. There is no way to make mistakes. If you think there is something wrong with the program, you can use Kaspersky, Rising, Kingsoft Internet Security, Jiang Min and other software to check it out. These softwares all say that this program is a virus, so it must be. On the other hand, if only one family says yes, it is not necessarily so.
Second, let's take 360 as an example. The security of 360 itself has been controversial. Kaspersky said 360 is a virus, and nod32 said 360 is a virus. So is 360 really a virus?
360 has a user antivirus software group of 1 100 million, which is called "monopoly". Then a "monopoly" enterprise will not install viruses for its users. Doesn't this mean that it will bring trouble to yourself? It's totally unnecessary. Commercial competition is cruel, and businesses will use various means to achieve their goals. We need to look at these problems objectively.