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Yup.
Don't use commercial 3rd party anti-virus. They often contain spyware themselves and are the most virus-like program on your PC (well, excluding the operating system Windows 10/11 which also contains spyware, and your anti-virus probably doesn't flag anything from the OS as malicious, which is already wrong).
If you feel you need anti-virus at all on Windows, use the built-in Windows Defender. That is the least problematic anti-virus you can use.
Ideal case: use an operating system which doesn't act maliciously, like Linux. DRG also runs fine on it.
And to explain the question of "why now": since the game receives lots of updates over its life span, and anti-virus functionality often "relies" on statistics/heuristics (you could also call it guesswork), false positives are to be expected from time to time.
These days the built-in windows defender is modestly on par with 3rd party antivirus softwares.
Couple that with Malwarebytes scans every now and then, and an open source adblocker extension on your web browser.
It doesn't get much more protected than that, as the first bastion of security is common sense!
Look up before you sprint headfirst into the cavern ahead, miner!