The goblin cliff, up form the cat girl merchent and below the spider stump.
what is fantia and enty exactly?
you know Patreon? basically the same website to make a startup game project but in japanese
Since it's Norton, you can file a direct false-positive report at this URL:Okay I am still having issues with the darn anitvirus it seems. Is there a PERMANENT work around for this crap or am I going to have to tell Eluku to change something.
After the update Norton got it says 3 files are Trojans now. Seriously... Even the .exe is marked for me.
or you can just turn of your antivirus for 10 seconds while you unpack the file. I am not trying to be ass, but cmon, you are downloading porn. There is allways risk on infection (giggidy) virtual or not. Stop complaining about the alarm already.
You might not be trying to be an ass, but your understanding of what the problem is means your solution doesn't fix the problem and adds nothing useful. In the original case, when unpacked the scanner sees the false positive. When you turn off the AV, extract, and turn it back on you run into the same problem. The AV still sees it as a false positive when the game is run.
Only using windows defender here and take action using by making it ignore really help. Btw, does AV not have that function where you can make them ignore the files? Since they usually detect third party stuff as trojan or something almost every time when I used to use them.
I understand your issue and i am asking this just out of curiosity. How many people have had virus or malware from elukus site. This is real question , not sarcastic one. Personally i have never gotten any virus or malware on links shared in here for the past 9 years.
It does, though nipping false positives from a basic security standpoint is important. Good AV vendors also adjust their heuristics checking, that means less false positives in the future.
I've got no issue. The point I made is that squishing false positives is important. There's always a chance of a developer becoming infected with a virus or malware, and it injecting itself into code when something is compiled. The CiH virus is probably one of the best known cases of this, major software and hardware companies(activision and yamaha) released a game demo and a CD-ROM firmware update with this little critter lurking inside.
Absolutely, not only does it alleviate the annoying hassle of having to turn AV on/off etc. but it also makes sure that if sth. were to happen to the files in question, AV detection wasn't disabled on a large portion of the userbase.
Thank you Sir!