virus TROJAN VIRUS INSIDE OF MINEIMATOR

[FlameExpert 23]

WINDOW.DLL HAS A TROJAN VIRUS! HELP. IVE DELETED IT THE REINSTALLED MINEIMATOR AND IT COME BACK! I CANT OP)EN MINEIMATOR WHEN WINDOW.DLL Is Missing Tho

Edited November 15, 2015 by FlameExpert

[Mineupfast 1k]

Did you download it from the official website?

[FlameExpert 23]

4 minutes ago, Mineupfast said:

Did you download it from the official website?

yes

[Mineupfast 1k]

3 minutes ago, FlameExpert said:

yes

Does your anti-virus say it's a trojan?

[FlameExpert 23]

1 minute ago, Mineupfast said:

Does your anti-virus say it's a trojan?

Yes https://www.mediafire.com/?5rospmftvbt41vn there is proof. And thats just the installer with a virus

Edited November 15, 2015 by FlameExpert

[Mineupfast 1k]

Just now, FlameExpert said:

Yes https://www.mediafire.com/?5rospmftvbt41vn there is proof

False positive. Mine-imator contains no viruses nor trojan.

[FlameExpert 23]

2 minutes ago, Mineupfast said:

False positive. Mine-imator contains no viruses nor trojan.

OMG https://www.mediafire.com/?f03f58jwjlenbhn

[EpicJ 551]

No one else has ever reported a virus in mine-imator so it's clearly a false positive.

[FlameExpert 23]

Just now, EpicJ said:

No one else has ever reported a virus in mine-imator so it's clearly a false positive.

it just showed up for me today

[Mineupfast 1k]

Just now, FlameExpert said:

OMG https://www.mediafire.com/?f03f58jwjlenbhn

My grandma's anti-virus does that too. It's a false positive, otherwise we wouldn't all be here.

[FlameExpert 23]

Just now, Mineupfast said:

My grandma's anti-virus does that too. It's a false positive, otherwise we wouldn't all be here.

Should I ignore it?

[Allemn 2.6k]

You might have a bad antivirus.

[Mineupfast 1k]

Just now, FlameExpert said:

Should I ignore it?

Yes. It is just a false positive.

[FlameExpert 23]

5 minutes ago, Allemn said:

You might have a bad antivirus.

its kaspersky

 

[Kreuzer 2.6k]

Uninstall the anti virus...?

[Saucekalor Gaming 125]

I never knew that MI was downloaded from Mediafire, I thought that it was downloaded directly from the website.

Maybe that's why? You downloaded MI with a virus inserted in it from Mediafire, not Stuff by David.

[FlameExpert 23]

Just now, YoloYoshi03 said:

I never knew that MI was downloaded from Mediafire, I thought that it was downloaded directly from the website.

Maybe that's why? You downloaded MI with a virus inserted in it from Mediafire, not Stuff by David.

no i did. those media fire ones are screenshots

[Saucekalor Gaming 125]

2 minutes ago, FlameExpert said:

no i did. those media fire ones are screenshots

Strange.

David should never have viruses.

 

[Skjold 7.6k]

28 minutes ago, FlameExpert said:

its kaspersky

Well then you do. Just use Malwarebytes or something.

 

Also, Just the fact that you use Mediafire to upload images, I persume you dont really know what you're talking about. i dont judge. just an observation.

[_Direkt 358]

1 hour ago, FlameExpert said:

its kaspersky

 

get a better anti-virus.  mine-imator has nothing relatively close to a virus

[geotrax2001 399]

most anti virus softwares react to .dll in the same way that they react to .jar. because people CAN hide viruses inside of those file types, it freaks out, even though there is nothing bad in there.

[KicksBrickster 4.3k]

That's why I like McAfee. It offers suggestions, not actions. And it doesn't see all .exe's as a malicious file.

[KoolProductions 54]

i use to have avira free anti-virus, it said MI was a virus, it was strange cause before i never got a virus report for MI, I uninstalled avira and got avast free antivirus and it worked like a charm.

[SaxaphoneWalrus 38]

I, too, got this message and as I doubt David would do that I've sent the files to Kaspersky's False Alarm analysis team / system.

If it turns out to be a Trojan then **** me sideways and call me Shirley, but I highly doubt it is.

 

Edit:

Came back positive. [Quote:]

 

 

Hello,

This message has been generated by an automatic message response system. The message contains details about verdicts that have been returned by Anti-Virus in response to the files (if any are included in the message) with the latest updates installed.

texture.dll - Trojan-Dropper.Win32.Sysn.bgri

New malicious software was found in this file. It's detection will be included in the next update. Thank you for your help.

Best Regards, Kaspersky Lab

"39A/3 Leningradskoe Shosse, Moscow, 125212, Russia Tel./Fax: + 7 (495) 797 8700  http://www.kaspersky.com http://www.viruslist.com"

So...

Can we get a comment from David on what might be causing this?

Edited November 15, 2015 by SaxaphoneWalrus

[FlameExpert 23]

2 hours ago, SaxaphoneWalrus said:

I, too, got this message and as I doubt David would do that I've sent the files to Kaspersky's False Alarm analysis team / system.

If it turns out to be a Trojan then **** me sideways and call me Shirley, but I highly doubt it is.

 

Edit:

Came back positive. [Quote:]

 

 

Hello,

This message has been generated by an automatic message response system. The message contains details about verdicts that have been returned by Anti-Virus in response to the files (if any are included in the message) with the latest updates installed.

texture.dll - Trojan-Dropper.Win32.Sysn.bgri

New malicious software was found in this file. It's detection will be included in the next update. Thank you for your help.

Best Regards, Kaspersky Lab

"39A/3 Leningradskoe Shosse, Moscow, 125212, Russia Tel./Fax: + 7 (495) 797 8700  http://www.kaspersky.com http://www.viruslist.com"

So...

Can we get a comment from David on what might be causing this?

yea