﻿VirusTotal scan report
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Variant     : Large
File        : BudgieBackupSetup-Large-0-9-26-274.exe
Size        : 268,326,120 bytes
SHA-256     : f29febd6da0b4a7818d79d72cb9cc92bcff8040b9cd094b91c16d2261c1dc7ee
Scanned     : 2026-10-02 02:38:20 +10:00
Outcome     : Uploaded to VirusTotal and analysed in this run
Verdict     : 0 of 61 engines that answered flagged this file (0 malicious, 0 suspicious)
Coverage    : PARTIAL - 61 of 75 engines answered; 8 gave no answer (timed out or failed), 6 cannot read this file type
Rescans     : 3 run (up to 3 allowed); 14 engine(s) answered only on a rescan
Malicious   : 0
Suspicious  : 0
Undetected  : 61
Harmless    : 0
Timed out   : 6
Failed      : 2
Unsupported : 6
Report URL  : https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/f29febd6da0b4a7818d79d72cb9cc92bcff8040b9cd094b91c16d2261c1dc7ee

Engines that flagged this file: none.

Engines that gave NO ANSWER - timed out or failed on VirusTotal's side (8):
  DeepInstinct (failure)
  Google (failure)
  Rising (timeout)
  Skyhigh (timeout)
  TrellixENS (timeout)
  TrendMicro (timeout)
  TrendMicro-HouseCall (timeout)
  Varist (timeout)
  These are not clean results. Nobody knows what these engines think of
  this file. A very large file often times out on the same engines every
  time; the component reports in this zip cover the programs inside it.

Engines that cannot read this file type (6) - permanent, not a failure:
  Avast-Mobile
  BitDefenderFalx
  Cynet
  Elastic
  SymantecMobileInsight
  Trustlook

Engines that answered only on a rescan (14):
  Acronis
  Avast
  AVG
  BitDefender
  CAT-QuickHeal
  CTX
  DrWeb
  Emsisoft
  ESET-NOD32
  GData
  Kaspersky
  NANO-Antivirus
  Panda
  VirIT

These results are MERGED across the first analysis and 3 rescan(s): each
engine keeps the best answer it gave in any round, and a detection in any
round is kept. The VirusTotal page shows only the most recent round, so an
engine that answered once and timed out later shows as a timeout there.

Engines the VirusTotal page lists with only a dash took no part in the
analysis and are not counted here.

A couple of no-name engines flagging a freshly signed NSIS installer is
ordinary and usually clears as the certificate builds reputation. Read the
engine names above rather than the number.
