False-Positive reaction ? Our official position.

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   Hi, everybody. We conducted a research of this problem and revealed that false positive responses of antiviruses arise even on the empty application which is enveloped by a protective wrapper. Actually antiviruses react to awrapper in which our files but not on a wrapped code. 
(don't confuse a wrapper  during purchase).

Today we improved this situation for three important files which are necessary for complete functioning of EZ in the future.

Those files:
EZCA.EXE
UPDATER.EXE
CONFIGTOOL.EXE

False positive responses of antiviruses this frequent and widespread phenomenon. Unfortunately. But it doesn't mean that our files really contain the malicious code.

Here you can download latest files without false-positive reaction:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_JG6jA7vaHgOW5jLXczQUhTdlE

Password for archive "ezdok-camera"

and to check them for existence of viruses here:
https://www.virustotal.com/en/

virustotal.com - the website which integrates 56 antiviruses and you can check our files. If the majority of antiviruses tell Ok, it means Ok

results of testing of updated files:

EZCA.EXE - 

1. Only 3 minor antiviruses report false-positive reaction.

2. I do not know those antiviruses. The majority antiviruses like Kaspersly  , Avira , Nod32 , Norton - tell Ok.

CONFIGURE TOOL :

There is clean !

UPDATER.EXE:

Kaspersky , Avira , Nod32 , Norton  - Ok.

We bring deep apologies for inconveniences with false positive responses. We hope for your understanding.

False-Positive reaction ? Our official position.

AegisLab 義集思安全實驗室 - china

baidu - 百度一下，你就知道 - china

AegisLab 義集思安全實驗室 - china

baidu - 百度一下，你就知道 - china