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I am a new Windows developer and want to store some user-specific config information in the HKCU registry hive. I want to know how I could add this in such a way that the key doesn't get detected as malicious.
Is anyone aware of any aspects I should consider?
2What do you mean to add it in such a way that the key doesn’t get detected as malicious? What is your concern? If you add a key that is not malicious then it shouldn’t be detected as malicious. – Appleoddity – 2018-07-09T03:59:19.083
2Adding subsections/keys into
HKCU/Software/YourApplicationName
is safe and is never be detected as malicious one. If detected, it can be a flaw of the software which you use as a detector... – Akina – 2018-07-09T07:20:46.197@Appleoddity What makes a registry key malicious? I'm talking about configuration only for my application, for example a path to a file storage location, and other values. HKCU\Software\YourApplicationName is exactly where I want to put it. Is this OK? – abacus – 2018-07-10T04:54:16.013