PortableApps.com Installer 3.1

Here is the current scan at VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/99cd4214a68090876fa5ef645fb89d7f5ecc5...

There are two false positives: McAfee-GW-Edition and Rising. For the unfamiliar, Rising is a small antivirus in China that appears to be shutting down all non-Chinese operations, possibly going out of business. False positive reports have been submitted to both.

You'll find many Windows installers will have these issues as they switch to NSIS3 to mitigate a DLL hijack attack over the next few weeks. You should no longer use PA.c Installer 3.0.20 or any version of NSIS before 2.50 or 3.0b3 as it is vulnerable to a DLL hijack for end users that use Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Both browsers permit all websites to download infected DLLs with no user interaction. Chrome has had this vulnerability for 7 years. So, websites can download fake DLLs directly to the Downloads directory on Chrome user's PCs without their approval and then a vulnerable installer will use it while running. About 80% of Windows installers are vulnerable.