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I created a java application and wrapped it in executable using exe4j version 5, but every time I start the executable the symantec endpoint protection 12 quadrant the exe file because it thinks the executable is bloodhound Trojan. But this problem does not exist if I create the executable with exe4j version 2 or less.

Same issue happened if I used install4j to create install package.

Is there is any settings need to be done to exe4j or install4j project to fix this problem

J.Churchill
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This is a false positive. Unfortunately this happens from time to time. You can report this to the anti-virus software vendor, they all accept false positives reports. Usually, this is then fixed with the next update of their virus definitions.

Ingo Kegel
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  • I think the outdated virus definition is the reason, because my Symantec endpoint protection 12 has a problem to update its virus definition, and I do not have this problem with version 11. Thanks for your reply – user1380401 May 10 '12 at 14:11