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Yeah, it's "all over the internet" because you are not alone using this useless software.
Why useless? Because antiviruses stopped catching real viruses many years ago. Now it's 99% false positives.
How do I know? It's enough to compress your .exe with UPX which is old as mammoth sh1t and voila! MS Defender will report the .exe as virus.
They can't even deal with this ancient compression.
Viruses? Lol, they wouldn't detect a real virus even if I point them at it.
They just detect signatures of compressors, obfuscators etc. and report them as viruses.
Any decent anticheat will use obfuscation to protect itself from hackers. Of course, it will be reported as a "virus" by brain-dead antiviruses.
My AV updates every 2 hours and I just got that disinfection in progress started... No other game gets flagged with that, but this one do?
Bruh.. you don't have to tell yourself out so hard for having no clue how anti virus works.
While everything you said is true, that's not the point.. The point is the anti virus teams get reports of actual viruses, and other real time reports both false positives, and real, to then update the users with. It's just a way to stay connected with the known viruses going around and protect yourself from them. Nothing more, nothing less.
Most people don't even need Anti Viruses anymore, unless you're going on super shady stuff, but they are still very helpful for other things, such as phishing sites for grandma who doesn't know any better.
Then says something that doesn't add or contradicts to anything to what I said.
Cool story, bro.
If you fail reading comprehension perhaps. How would you know if it was a cool story when you failed to understand it?
So your points:
1) "The point is the anti virus teams get reports of actual viruses" - does it disprove/contradicts to what I said? No.
2) "and other real time reports both false positives" - does it disprove/contradicts to what I said? No.
3) "and real, to then update the users with." - does it disprove/contradicts to what I said? No.
4) "It's just a way to stay connected with the known viruses going around and protect yourself from them. Nothing more, nothing less. " - it's not a technical description suitable for half of the processes in real life.
As I said: useless addition starting with "you have no clue".
From a self-declared "smart" person.
yeah definitely listen to this guy ... LMAO
Which are never signed by anyone so this allows you to do whatever you want with them. And the anti-cheat itself is highly intrusive software, take the same Vanguard from Riot, which simply fits into the core of your system and does what it wants there.
And oh my god, it will use the same WinAPI calls that Trojans use! Because all software do same stuff.
It looks like some method responsible for reading memory/registry/files or something else was marked as malware or, as "v^v^v^v^√\/" said, part of the obfuscator signature was sent to the AV databases and the poor anti-cheat developer did not know that his self-written obfuscator was already written by a certain blackhat 5 years ago. Let's obfuscate this dll using other methods and... Malware is gone!
Until there is a threat hunting report confirming the collection of confidential information and the addresses where it goes, there is no point in shouting about malware.