This morning after turning on my machine, I noticed several notifications from Bitdefender regarding the blocking of suspicious connectivity. It'd happen every five minutes or so. I checked the details and it traces back to "C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\AutoIt3.exe" and "C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\PCNAMEUSERNAME.au3" with a detection ID of ML:SuspiciousBehavior.41CCBB8C52D6CAF0.
I've tried Googling what these are and continue to get mixed information. Some say AutoIt3 is a harmless freeware that Windows uses to write scr1pt for its GUI. Others say it's malware and should be uninstalled.
Is this something that I can add to Bitdefender's safety exceptions, or are these safe to remove from my PC entirely?