vxdiag nano nx400 vxdiag flagged by multi vendors

HI all anyone able to analyze a file to tell me if these are true infections or just. the way the software behaves its a device that plugged into the obd port and uses there drivers to control it SAE J2534 and ISO 22900 mvci with d-pdu api , i haven't owned a windows computer in quit sometime i moved to apple a few years ago i bought a laptop to use this program and hardware to analyze my hybrid battery in my car, but when it was flagged as a boat load of viruses i hesitated installing it. here is the virus total link and curit log file. i also have the file itself zipped with a password if you would like to scan it. to let me know if they are legitimate i find it hard to belive a company would blantintly infect peoples computers since i paid 88 us dollars for this thing. if you could check the file youself please let me know and i can post a onedrive link with the file zipped and password protected. thats how i sent it to several antivirus companies.
VirusTotal

This software uses compiled AutoIt scripts for script automation. It's unclear if the AutoIt contents are unsafe, or not. Most likely the virus scanners can't decipher what inside and flag it on general principle.

It might be safe any way, but there's no easy way to tell without a pristine copy of the app from the original publisher.

If you downloaded it from here, it's probably safe:
Free Download VXDIAG VX Manager V1.8.9 - VXdiagshop.com

thats where i got it from and it pulled like that ? should i trust it? did you download it and scan it whats strange is windows dont even flag it but all the other av systems do

seems like they pulled the installer from there now very interesting indeed, but i did grab it from there yesterday and that what it spit out, i have a habit of making sure stuff is safe especially since its going on my gaming laptop.

garlin said:

This software uses compiled AutoIt scripts for script automation. It's unclear if the AutoIt contents are unsafe, or not. Most likely the virus scanners can't decipher what inside and flag it on general principle.

It might be safe any way, but there's no easy way to tell without a pristine copy of the app from the original publisher.

If you downloaded it from here, it's probably safe:
Free Download VXDIAG VX Manager V1.8.9 - VXdiagshop.com

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got a confirmations from Kaspersky.
Hello,

Nothing malicious was found.
Thank you for your inquiry to Kaspersky.

Best regards, Anastasiya Makarova, Malware Analyst
39A/3 Leningradskoe Shosse, Moscow, 125212, Russia Tel./Fax: + 7 (495) 797 8700