Earlier this year, some Google Chrome updates were flagged as potentially harmful by Microsoft. This is the third such incident involving Windows Defender. If you do not see the update when you check for updates, you can also manually download the fix from the given links: Search for ‘Windows Security’ in Windows Search.To fix Behavior:Win32/Hive.ZY, follow these steps: The fix is rolling out with version: 1.373.1537.0. There’s not much you can do to fix Windows Defender’s false positive errors as they can only be patched through a server-side update from Microsoft. Thankfully, Microsoft officials told us that they’ve already started investigating the issue and a potential fix has been published. Microsoft releases fix for Behavior:Win32/Hive.ZY The culprit is always one of the PIDs of Chrome,” another user noted. Started happennig today, probably after a Windows Defender update. Even for when I click Learn more under protection history. “The alert comes up when opening a new page in Chrome, but not all of them. If the app keeps running in the background, the error will over time pop up again.
If you’re affected, you can easily reproduce the error if you kill all processes for Edge, Chrome or whatever that triggers it and launch the app again. In our tests, we observed that Windows Defender on both Windows 10 and Windows 11 is flagging Chromium-based and other apps like Discord as “Win32/Hive.ZY”. This prevents Docker Desktop from being upgraded via WinGet or the internal application update option, and results in many, many, many spurious warnings,” one of the affected users noted. “Docker Desktop downloaded from their site or installed via WinGet is reporting “Behavior:Win32/Hive.ZY” as of this morning’s security update. The reports, seen by us, show that affected users are automatically shown the aforementioned error during the regular scans of Defender.
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