Translator++ Detected like a Trojan, False postive?

[Julio César Taboada Tirado]

Good afternoon, I work as a translator of games made in RPGM or games that use Nw.js.
I had recently formatted my laptop to free up space, I installed Kaspersky, Brave and the program that I use to translate games called "Translator++". I downloaded the latest version of the program on their website: https://dreamsavior.net/download/
When I ran the program I updated it to the latest version, while Kaspersky it alerted me that the program was a High Threat Level Trojan and it told me that it was a "PDM:Trojan.Win32.Generic"
It seemed strange to me because I have used that program for years while I have Kaspersky open and this has never happened to me.
I suspect it could be a false positive or another reason why the program has always been secure.
I analyzed the .7z in VT and it turned out that everything was fine: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/8b4927d352c8de65d18aaefdcfae085239549766463742a8ed628d86d0e11068
Is this a false positive or what happened?

[Berny]

@Julio César Taboada Tirado Welcome.

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[AlexeyK]

6 часов назад, Julio César Taboada Tirado сказал:

Is this a false positive or what happened?

It's pretty useless to scan password-protected archives via VirusTotal.🙂 For a quick solution, you can try to configure an exception, as shown in the screenshot (don't forget to save the changes). Perhaps you may need to add something else to the exceptions.

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