Detected as trojan about d2rmh

[soarqin]

if you trust my precompiled binary, just add the file to your anti-virus exclude list.
otherwise you can compile the codes yourself following the instruction(though it can still be treated as virus).

[Ostico]

Hi @soarqin , my concern was to notify to you that some fingerprint in the executable is detected as trojan.

The workaround is pretty obvious, but i would suggest you to try to find a way to fix.

[soarqin]

hard to say what made it, but use hidden function in ntdll.dll is always a dangerous action, no way to avoid it while I wanna read memory from 64bit program in a 32-bit instance(which is required to load legacy d2 dlls).