It's common to get false positives with BTC related software.
Have a look at this subreddit. Exodus aren't stealing anyone's funds or doing anything directly dodgy, according to the many users that use them and the vast majority of antivirus programs that don't spot a problem.
Notably, Exodus is not entirely open source so I wouldn't trust them 100%, but I don't think that this proves anything.
Topic: EXODUS WALLET VIRUS SCAN SHOWS A TROJAN (Read 442 times)
You mean one "unheard of" antivirus (zillya??!? wtf? 
) thinks it found something... while pretty much every other antivirus software says its clean?
Every heard the term "false positive"?
when I uploaded the URL it shows:
) thinks it found something... while pretty much every other antivirus software says its clean?Every heard the term "false positive"?
when I uploaded the URL it shows:
Just downloaded and scanned the exodus.io wallet with virustotal.com and shows a trojan. What is the deal with that?
https://i.imgur.com/8ZPBJ4x.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/8ZPBJ4x.jpg
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