Kaspersky also classifies it as high risk and continues to delete The Front.exe, considering it a Trojan horse..

[Ranese]

Is your program really malicious?
There seems to be a problem with the detection of the cheating program
Hurry up and fix it. I can't play games.

[Lekser]

Kaspersky is malware itself, lmao

[Burn]

Originally posted by Lekser:

Kaspersky is malware itself, lmao

BS. Kaspersky performed better than most antiviruses i've tested.

[Zombiewarpig]

So make an exception as its a false flag.

Open the Kapersky Internet Security software. ...
Go to Additional > Threats and Exclusions.
Under Exclusions, click Specify trusted applications.
Click the Add button. ...
Select Aspera Connect then click Next.
Select all the exclusions for Connect. ...
If Connect still does not work, try rebooting your system.

[Ron]

That is because the ACE invasive anti-cheat spyware similar to haw trojans install themselves so they can report every aspect of your computer - including the contents of your external hard drives. It also becomes a permanent part of your computer even after that game has been removed. The game uses a tactic similar to trojans to install this, so that even after you have deleted the game you will still see "Expert Anti Cheat" service (and the kernel-level services "ACE-BASE" and "ACE-GAME") still registered as running windows services. I do not want any part of that on my computer.

[Bully068]

its doing it since the update today so not sure if they need to fix it again

[GhostArrow]

I'm having the same issue after the last update. Please fix it!