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Note: You can change this back to a previous setting once MARC Report is installed. | Note: You can change this back to a previous setting once MARC Report is installed. | ||
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- | **Why MARC Report might trigger this warning**: | ||
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- | 1. We haven' | ||
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- | 2. Not enough people have downloaded the software and selected "Run anyway" | ||
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- | **What we do to try to make sure our software is safe to download** | ||
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- | - Before publising an executable to our server, we recompile it from scratch | ||
- | - Then we digitally sign the .exe with Microsoft Authenticode((for which we do pay someone enough $$$, just not enough to get to added to the smartscreen trusted list)). | ||
- | - The folders containing the new .exe, and its support files, are then scanned with two products((in addition, the computer producing the software is scanned every time it starts by both products)) | ||
- | - At that point we run the script that combines the program and its support files into an installer .exe | ||
- | - The installer .exe is then digitally signed | ||
- | - The installer is then uploaded to our SSL website using SFTP | ||
- | - A script on the server is then run to move the installer into a secure folder (where not even the webmaster has write permission). | ||
- | - When you visit our website at https:// | ||
- | - MARC Report is not legally available from any site other than https:// | ||