Unrelated NSIS Media Malware
A widespread malware company named itself NSIS Media. NSIS Media and NSIS are not related by anything but name. As with everything downloaded from the Internet, a reliable download source should be chosen to avoid this malware.
Several antivirus companies have labeled plugins such as NSISdl, which provides HTTP downloading functionality, as trojans. This is also incorrect. While NSIS is a scriptable system and thus could be used to create malware, that is not its primary purpose and this condition in fact applies to all programming languages.
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