Reputation, the item is marked as a higher risk and presents a warning Reputation, users won't see any warnings. If a URL, a file, an app, or a certificate has an established exe automatically? But this would probably be from the same IP, then Microsoft will probably increase the reputation counter by +1 instead of +100?Īs you said in your question, the first solution for having trusted software is code signing with EV certificate But, another tricky solution is increasing reputation of your software. I have seen this link:, has someone been able to use it successfully to avoid further SmartScreen alerts? (it seems that no).Īre there other methods? Such as automatically deploying 100 VMs via an automated script, and let each VM download and install the. exe whitelisted immediately (or a few days) for all users - and not only on my own computer - by submitting it to Microsoft for analysis? The only solution seems to be Extended "EV code signing" which can be 300-500$ per year (this fixed fee makes the tax % higher for small indie developers). Transferring Microsoft SmartScreen reputation to renewed certificate
Smart-Screen filter still complains, despite I signed the executable, why?Įven with a paid certificate, if software-release1.0.1.exe is finally whitelisted, when you release software-release1.0.2.exe update, the messages will come again: Is useful for end users to avoid malware, but can also harm indie developers because when they distribute binaries: the end users see frightening messages, and that is a problem for the developer's reputation (see someone's comment "My customers often think that I am purveying a virus, malware or something illegitimate and they tell their friends and I lose sales"): Windows Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized app from starting Microsoft SmartScreen, well-known for its message:
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