Logitech G Hub Malware??

[Cheetah]

I downloaded the newest Version of the G Hub on the official Logitech Website, if i go to install and it want to download it on my computer, kaspersky said it is a high risk where you don't know from where the logitech server is, it will be blocker by kaspersky.
What do you mean, is G Hub Dangerous?

[Cathulhu]

Nothing to do with Steam.
Anyway, wouldn't be the first time Kaspersky throws a false positive.

[Lithurge]

It's not impossible but it's unlikely that somebody has hacked their website and uploaded a version of the software with a virus attached.

For what it's worth I'm running the latest version without any issues (auto-updated as I've had it installed for a long time).

[Supafly]

If you got it from the official site it's fine. Just a false positive.

No idea where you're based but this link is the official site for meme so can be trusted. Yes trusting a random stranger on the forums is iffy but if you already got it from here it's confirmation atleast. if not I'm sure others would confirm.
https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/innovation/g-hub.html

[Cheetah]

Originally posted by Supafly:

If you got it from the official site it's fine. Just a false positive.

No idea where you're based but this link is the official site for meme so can be trusted. Yes trusting a random stranger on the forums is iffy but if you already got it from here it's confirmation atleast. if not I'm sure others would confirm.
https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/innovation/g-hub.html

look that is the website where i downloaded it. it is in german and yours is usa so i think it should be okay?

https://support.logi.com/hc/de/articles/360034037633-Downloads-Logitech-G-PRO-X-Gaming-Headset

[Supafly]

Yeah that's an official website so pretty confident in saying it's a false positive. If there is an option to report it as such do so. Then ignore it and install

[Phoenix]

Begs the question why you're using third-party "anti-"virus solutions to begin with. What's wrong with the one included in Windows? In almost every case you're better off using that instead of something that can potentially compromise your system.