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With that logic everything is spyware on default windows settings.
The fact that no one knows what it even is in the first place is concerning too.
Not like its the game itself, you can apparently kill it in task and play normally until you escape and it crashes. Still keep the loot thhough.
I mean, it's reading large chunks of random files. It's either spyware, or the worst anticheat implementation ever. My guess is the latter, while also accidently the first. Really irresponsible approach to data privacy. Also not consistent with their privacy policy and anti-cheat policy, which might make them vulnerable to a class action or something, but I'm no lawyer.
I finally did it while in-game already and noticed it was scanning literally everything... what the ♥♥♥♥
This started to happen to me. One of the developers even complained to Kaspersky that their antivirus detected this process as exhibiting suspicious activity. https://forum.kaspersky.com/topic/false-positive-45165/ https://web.archive.org/web/20240622075321/https://forum.kaspersky.com/topic/false-positive-45165/
I did more searching and here's another place discussing this: https://www.reddit.com/r/DarkAndDarker/comments/1djgee5/tavernworkerexe/
But that game is getting closer to receiving the same treatment I applied to League of Legend
Edit: Talked too soon, it really runs as system. Alright, I guess ill just stop playing, dont have time to waste to hide and re-enable drives just to make sure a poorly made anticheat system doesn't screw up my drives.
It's wild, because I used to encrypt all of my private data all across my drives (separately from full-disk encryption), because I was worried about things like this. But, I got lazy and stopped.
So, now I'm considering organizing my files again (tax records, email, private conversations, etc.) so that if they aren't being responsible with whatever data they are collecting from us that my information is safe.
What if Ironmace is hacked and they've scanned our tax records, social security records, private business correspondence, etc.? What exactly are they sending back to their servers as they scan our private personal emails, confidential business records, etc.? A game development company should be going out of their way to NOT be touching these data.
Personally, I think they need should write a FAQ that answers exactly what this is doing and write it as if it is for a tech-literate cybersecurity aware audience. We're LONG past the era where the general public was tech illiterate. Most of us get tech now, so we understand why this is bad.
Without going into step-by-step details, you need to:
1) Create a separate local standard user (non-admin) account to run DaD on.
2) Enable full disk encryption for your secondary or tertiary drives (quaternary?).
3) Enable folder-level encryption tied to your normal account (using the properties menu under advanced "encrypt contents to secure data" — be sure to backup the encryption keys in multiple places for recovery).
Then every time you want to play DaD you would log into your DaD user on your computer. When you are done and you want to access your files again, then you need to reboot your computer. (Always reboot your computer without logging into your primary account prior to playing DaD to ensure that your files are encrypted and inaccessible to this mysterious process).
This is the only solution I could come up with to at LEAST protect the confidentiality of your private files, since we do not know what the DaD devs have created this process to do. Is it enumerating all files and transmitting this list of these files back to the dev's servers? Is it just checking files for known fingerprint of software used to cheat? What is it doing? In any case it shouldn't be constantly scanning our drives.
Until we know what it does, players should take the time to protect the confidentiality of their data by protecting it.
Note: the process may still read the drive causing wear and tear. This does not solve that problem.
References:
- https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/how-to-encrypt-a-file-1131805c-47b8-2e3e-a705-807e13c10da7
- https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/turn-on-device-encryption-0c453637-bc88-5f74-5105-741561aae838
Hate to break it to you, but there's nothing they could take from you thats going to effect you or your life at all. I'm sorry but you don't have super secret files that everyone wants to get into. You have basically nothing of worth to anyone.
Your name and phone number is more valuable then anything on your PC and they already have it.