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Couldn't the identified trojan be some kind of anti-cheat software? Those sometime require elevated access to check what's running on the computer
by baud147258 5y ago
Couldn't the identified trojan be some kind of anti-cheat software? Those sometime require elevated access to check what's running on the computer
- doodlebugging 5y agoThere may have been some "normal" component added to the update that I downloaded that was designed to verify that the machine could run the software after the update. I don't know how common anti-cheat functionality is in Steam distributions so if that is a thing and if it behaved in a manner that would trigger a trojan downloader warning from Malwarebytes then that could explain it. I enjoy(ed) the game a lot. Great graphics, reasonable sounds, good tools for choosing and maintaining your tanks, planes, etc. I thought it was one of the best tank battle simulators online. I have to keep a low threshold though for potential spyware, etc since I use my machine for work. It is a one strike and you're out thing with me to use a baseball analogy.