Quote from: unixcoin on July 07, 2016, 06:19:26 PM

Windows wallet is not virus, please check on our official website and check file with virustotal.com

Our official download link:

//unixcoin.com/unixcoin-qt-windows.zip

If you download wallet from other place , its your wrong. If your windows block this wallet please visit below link for instruction:
//unixcoin.com/?a=faq

Our source is open, if you are so much security maniac, then can generate wallet for your windows.

Except Bitdefender- Probably someone who think himself so much IT security specialist, put trigger on bitdefender as malware site ,so only bitdefender blocked it. And as official concern , we have already submit ticket to Bitdefender regarding this to solve False alarm.As for all peoples Bitdefender ref: assigned ticket number is 2016070718390001

The mega link you had in the ANN did in fact link to a virus infected wallet. Just because you have removed that link doesn't change the fact that you were distributing a wallet that contained a password stealer.

I have a copy of that file in a virtual machine and it is showing as:

PWS: MSIL/Silog.A

Also detected as: Trojan.Inject2.12350 (Dr.Web), W32/Injector.NWQL!tr (Fortinet), Trojan-Dropper.Win32.Injector.nwql (Kaspersky),

So what you did was put an infected file for download on Mega which you have since removed the link from the ANN once you were caught.

Anyone that downloaded and ran the file from the Mega link that you had in the ANN downloaded a virus. All you've done is removed that link. You have still distributed a virus and are likely stealing peoples passwords right now.