Re: desafio mortal, have virus!
It isn't just BGT that appends intermediate code to the end of a run time virtual machine, Real Basic does it and so does Auto It, as two such examples. Also every multimedia authoring system does it as well, as does flash and shockwave players, and so on, and they don't often get flagged with false positives. So in the case of BGT, it has to be the way its run time virtual machine is implemented that causes the false positives.
One thing you can do that might help if your anti virus program allows it. Most modern anti virus programs have a heuristic algorithm that attempts to detect as yet unknown viruses by analyzing code or code behavior, unfortunately these algorithms, more often than not, generate false positive than actual detections, so I've always turned off such features where allowed. Unfortunately, unless there is a registry hack to do it, MSE doesn't have such an option.
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