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I have a question that I just thought of.
If you use let's say darkcomet. You build your file and encrypt it so it becomes fud. Wouldn't it be possible for the av maker to just remove or stop files that install in the same spot as dark comet.

So basically why don't they just check how it behaves and then remove files that behave like that? Or this might already be happening?

Well other programs use folders like AppData and Temp for storing data, Google Chrome and Firefox being two big examples, so they cannot just stop files from going there. Encrypting mixes up the code, so the anti-viruses cannot pick up on any malicious behavior. Coding language works like real language, if you were to take an essay, and take all the letters throughout the essay and mix them around thoroughly, you'd have no fucking idea what the essay was about, or what the content of it was.