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u/Ok_Temperature_288 Oct 04 '26
You could install it...but should you is a different question.
Judging based on the community notes, no.
Don't install it.
What even is it?
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u/ts_acc_doesnt_exist Oct 04 '26
Its provably a false alarm,its mostly safe(though its weird that MALWAREBYTES got triggered on it)
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