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Although Process Hacker is a legitimate program for viewing, managing, and manipulating processes and their threads, modules It looks like the Volunteer Moderator who replied at the top of this thread was not aware of this.

I'm not surprised about that. Tools like this are used as replacements for Windows own Task Manager and there is an option to do that provided. MS don't like this but why have they suddenly become so antsy about this to deem it as high threat hack tool? Is there any evidence it has been used in this way and in particular to But PH2 is not a malicious tool, it has even been endorsed by other security software providers none of whom are or have, like MS until now, ever defined PH2 as a significant threat.

That is not what is being claimed anyway. It is saying PH2 is a hack tool which could be used for malicious purposes. But pretty much the same definition could be applied to every piece of software on a PC. I'm adding the entire Process hacker 2 directory in Program Files to the Exclusion list.

We'll see if that works. So the problem will become irrelevant for me assuming whichever other AV provider I choose hasn't jumped on the same PH2 hate bandwagon. It is the huge unfairness of this designation of PH2 which is the real problem.

Ransomware was not as widespread years ago as it is today. The detection is most likely one way the security team at Microsoft is attempting to minimize the number of victims. So you understand the situation, no one here can talk for Microsoft, since we're all just volunteer consumer helpers or contract workers, thus you'll never get an official response here unless it's well known elsewhere.

The only official response to this would be provided to the developers when they post their own query about the reason s for the detection through the Microsoft Portal provided for that purpose.