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Avast blocked this.

It may not be the case here, but I've been seeing a lot of false positives (Win32:Evo-gen [Susp]) with Avast since their last software update.

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Might want to report it as a false positive then cos Avast is very popular (I'm also running Malwarebytes which didn't have a problem with it) :

 

https://support.avast.com/Tickets/Submit/&cls04&ptf01&lic04&scr05

 

More info:

 

It's being blocked as "DRep", which is defined as:

 

 

Hi,
DomainRep is a new feature of Avast, so let me explain a bit. It blocks EXE files downloads if these conditions are *all* met:
1. The file is not prevalent enough, ie. not enough Avast users launched the file yet,
2. The domain is not prevalent enough, ie. not enough Avast users downloaded (any) EXE files from the domain yet,
3. The file is not signed or Avast does not trust the signature.
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