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My idea is that, in general, trojans aren't trustworthy for obvious reasons. But this cracker came from cs.rin.ru apparently which I DO trust.
(yes this is a win defender thing BUT I don't know if its onto something lol)
I read something about !ml is a good sign but I am still skeptical
No, trojans are never trustworthy.
But if you think it might be a false positive, put it into virustotal and a sandbox to see what it does.
The github repo looks fine tbh
The source might look good, but are you (figurative you, I know you're not OP) compiling it yourself or using the recompiled binaries? It wouldn't be the first time github releases contained malware.
github allows malware?
No, but that doesn't mean people don't upload malware anyway.
fair enough