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Windows Defender picked up a trojan #20

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Zabloing1 opened this issue Jul 18, 2023 · 19 comments
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Windows Defender picked up a trojan #20

Zabloing1 opened this issue Jul 18, 2023 · 19 comments

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@Zabloing1
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Please tell me why windows defender detected a trojan that was connected the the key generator

@thepwrtank18
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Keygen's are automatically detected as trojans as Microsoft doesn't want you pirating software (especially theirs). Feel free to check the source code to see what the program does.

@Bang1338
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False positive

  • A very common thing on pirated software (keygen, patch, loader,...)
  • Solve: Put it on whitelist.

@Benygreen
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My windows defender flagged it as ransomware for some reason

@Bang1338
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My windows defender flagged it as ransomware for some reason

can you screenshot?

@Benygreen
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My windows defender flagged it as ransomware for some reason

can you screenshot?

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@Bang1338
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My windows defender flagged it as ransomware for some reason

can you screenshot?

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false positive

@andika207
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I would not download this harmful shit with malware

@thepwrtank18
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The above comment is from an obvious Enderman hater. He has 0 proof that it has malware in it, he just says there is.

@andika207

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@thepwrtank18
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How old are you?

@andika207
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@thepwrtank18
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If you look at https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/875bcac02aaad8547c48a2d38436ed62607a317c7a9407384550fe0606268ad4/behavior, you can see that it doesn't modify any system files besides deleting temporary files. If it was ransomware, it would be modifying everything it would be able to see.

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@thepwrtank18
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Most antiviruses detect it as ransomware (Gen:Variant.Ransom.Royal.13, Trojan-Ransom.Royal, etc.), even though it isn't. There's still no proof of there actually being malware.

@andika207
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people started reporting the malware presence since the latest release, coincidence ?

@thepwrtank18
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Yes.

If you genuinely don't trust it, you can use tools like Sandboxie-Plus to "contain" it so it won't affect anything if it does actually have malware all along: https://sandboxie-plus.com/

@Yarpopcat08
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Are you the Endermanch's dog ? why are you defending this harmful crap on every other issue ?

Do You have proof that it's harmful? Show me the exact lines of mal-code, and explain what malicious stuff it does. Go on, I'll wait.

@Bang1338
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Are you the Endermanch's dog ? why are you defending this harmful crap on every other issue ?

btw, I didn't mention anything about ransomware because I know fist hand what it does and what it looks like.

do you have any proof? send the analyze here (any.run, tria.ge,...)

@Benygreen
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The above comment is from an obvious Enderman hater. He has 0 proof that it has malware in it, he just says there is.

true

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