On the dangerous software that was installed last update. A plea to stop it and possi

[kruptcy]

Originally Posted by GradnerLives [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Eve did it

edit - (oh right... physical harm... nm)

What? Corrupting an operating system != a bricked computer....

[Clasick]

You could run EQ in a virtual machine, you could run your hack on a separate machine... those are just the first two that come to mind

Don't be so arrogant to think you know better then a team of people working on the anti-hack for longer then your 5 min.

Go ahead and try you VM Hacks and let us know how it works out for you.

PS: Don't let the door hit you on your way out

<3

[|3igHurb]

lol ran into a hacker last night on red, Girlfriend in steamfont... instawarped and admitted to it... abacab already told u guys how to try and circumvent the dll and he was right

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[Cookiefist]

Originally Posted by Bboboo [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

$1500 sounds like enough money for a mid-high end PC.

Yeah sounds like its a kickstarter for his PC he wants!

[myriverse]

It is not dangerous.
It was not just installed in the last update. It's been part of the game for ages (since 2011, I think).
It does not make your system insecure.
It certainly does not turn your system into a brick.

However, tin foil hats supplied separately.

[ChocoboExodus]

Originally Posted by myriverse [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

It is not dangerous.
It was not just installed in the last update. It's been part of the game for ages (since 2011, I think).
It does not make your system insecure.
It certainly does not turn your system into a brick.

However, tin foil hats supplied separately.

If it's been there so long why did my antivirus catch it today?

[yorumi]

Originally Posted by ChocoboExodus [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

If it's been there so long why did my antivirus catch it today?

Lets see, some possibilities, you have a terrible AV, AV programs arn't people and are just looking for patterns, they get false positives all the time. Monitoring memory addresses is a signature of a virus but also something non-dangerous programs can do as well. And the fact that you think you can brick a computer by messing with the system folder(does this even access the system folder?) shows you don't really know what you're talking about anyway.

[myriverse]

Originally Posted by ChocoboExodus [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

If it's been there so long why did my antivirus catch it today?

Your AV changed.

[Ele]

Someone may have reported it as a trojan/virus to the AV program recently causing it to be picked up. Hackers/scrubs were reporting the dll when it first came out to AV programs because they are terrible at EQ without hacks.