My Malwarebytes detected 3 Malwares AI from the Demo. Is it safe to ignore it?

[Fu13uKi]

Malwarebytes
www.malwarebytes.com
-Software Information-
Version: 5.2.6.163
Components Version: 1.0.5146
Update Package Version: 1.0.96346
License: Premium

1st Malware

Malware.AI.1925839087,
H:\Steam\steamapps\common\Mecha BREAK Demo\SeasunGame_1.9.0.1113\VCRUNTIME140.dll
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2nd Malware

Malware.AI.1633627722,
H:\Steam\steamapps\common\Mecha BREAK Demo\SeasunGame_1.9.0.1113\libcef.dll
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3rd Malware

Malware.AI.3214912540,
H:\Steam\steamapps\common\Mecha BREAK Demo\SeasunGame_1.9.0.1113\Qt5Network.dll

[KillScreen]

Originally posted by Izayoii:

why anyone need anti virus if you play legit game on steam lmao

Because its a pc, not a console. It can do more things then play games.

Originally posted by Izayoii:

Originally posted by Fu13uKi:

PC I used is not only for playing games by the way. :D

you dont have to be that afraid if you only do something legal, and only visit trusted website

Kinda. You don't have only virus nowadays. Trackers, trojans, you name it.

[DDENN]

cos no hentai game on console

[Izayoii]

Originally posted by GritGit:

Originally posted by Izayoii:

you dont have to be that afraid if you only do something legal, and only visit trusted website

Steam recently removed a game called "PirateFi" from the store for containing malware.

there is 80k more game on steam, and steam just made 1 mistake when reviewing the game.

[CEO of Cunny]

Running a malware software constantly is stupid and all you're doing is using up resources on your PC for basically nothing. Windows defender protects you from the majority of things. The only way you'd be getting a virus nowadays is by legitimately being stupid and downloading random things from the internet and running them. You're far more likely to end up getting tons of false positives than you ever are of catching an actual virus. Most of the time, it'll be complete user error if you somehow end up with a virus. I haven't had one in over a decade despite sailing the seas from time to time.

[BombermanGOLDEN]

Originally posted by Izayoii:

why anyone need anti virus if you play legit game on steam lmao

A recent game (PiratFi) had malware and Valve removed it from the storefront, so there is legit concern some things can sneak in.

[GritGit]

Originally posted by Izayoii:

Originally posted by GritGit:

Steam recently removed a game called "PirateFi" from the store for containing malware.

there is 80k more game on steam, and steam just made 1 mistake when reviewing the game.

As far as we know. Regardless, mistakes are made and trusted websites can end up with software or ads containing malware.

[Izayoii]

Originally posted by GritGit:

Originally posted by Izayoii:

there is 80k more game on steam, and steam just made 1 mistake when reviewing the game.

As far as we know. Regardless, mistakes are made and trusted websites can end up with software or ads containing malware.

nah, steam wont make that mistake again,

maybe the guy who review those game already got fired,

[PremiumGundamDLC]

What is this AI?

One is CEF (Chrome), another is QT? Two of the most famous programming Libraries used. They cant compare the history of the hash, and tell u whether it is real version or bad?

Moreover both is open source, open history, more open and transparent than Onlyf~~~

[GritGit]

Originally posted by PremiumGundamDLC:

What is this AI?

The "AI" is probably just some marketing naming for using heuristics to detect potential malware.

[Hakushaku]

It's AI based detection: https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/detections/malware-ai
It looks a bit weird that it detects random DLLs.
The game definitely has the anti-cheat which should trigger a warning (unless whitelisted) but that is a separate application.