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ModerationД®very version of each package undergoes a rigorous moderation process before it goes live that typically includes: That's us, and that verifies that it's compiled/signed by us.Welcome to the Chocolatey Community Package Repository! The packages found in this section of the site are provided, maintained, and moderated by the community. If you right-click on the updater.exe file and go to properties, in the 'Digital Signatures' tab in properties, you'll see it lists 'Open Source Developer, Hugh Bailey' (the author of the program).

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The updater module is digitally signed by us, and the source code for it is on our github repository here: We've submitted a false-positive report to Malwarebytes, hoping to see it resolved. (This whole thing is probably due to that whole ransomware thing that happened with the Wanacry virus earlier this month, not entirely surprising unfortunately)

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The updater module is just used to download the update so it can update OBS. It's most likely mistaking it as malware because OBS downloads the update module and then the update module downloads the update and patches the program - most likely causing it to mistake it for malware-like behavior when it's actually not. Others have reported this, it's definitely a false-positive. (I edited the title to be slightly less alarmist-sounding - apologies in advance)