Malware classification is a "false positive"

Investigation by the fine experts at Avira have shown that the classification of our WordLink executable il-gw.exe is a false positive. It does not contain (and never has contained) any malware or trojan and is safe to use. A future virus definition update for your anti-virus software should remedy the false alarm.

Downloads have been put back online.

My anti-virus software claims that not only il-gw.exe is infected, but also all my upCast installers!

This is because those installers have il-gw.exe bundled in their files. When you look closely at the log files of your software, you'll notice that your anti-virus software actually looks into and decompresses our installers and finally finds the il-gw.exe application inside, which it thinks is infected and therefore reports an indection for the whole installer executable. Since il-gw.exe is clean, however, so are our installers.

But my anti-virus software claims that also upcast.jar is infected! That is a Java archive, not an exe file.

Again, il-gw.exe is included in the Java archive (which actually is a special ZIP archive). Your protection software unpacks that archive, sees the il-gw.exe contained therein, and issues a (false) alarm.

If you have any further questions or concerns regarding this matter, please don't hesitate to contact our customer support.