Trojan detected by Eset NOD32 Antivirus

[FW2017]

Fitness_Dashboard_0.30_setup.exe - a variant of Win64/Agent_AGen.ALQ trojan - cleaned by deleting
Version 0.20 seems to be OK.

[stuartlynne]

Spurious matches are a problem with virus detectors.

You can verify that the files are unchanged from what I produced by going to the installation directory, clicking on the Fitness_Dashboard.exe file, and verifying that there is a Digital Signature tab, and the Name of the signer is Belcarra Technologies.

That also works on the installer file (e.g. something like Fitness_Dashboard_0.33_setup.exe). It is also code-signed.