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I will advise you to just turn off you anivirus, these are all false flags, I'm running TrendMicro and it didnt't even flag me any threats not to even mentioned stop the game before launch.
This game is safe to play, besides why would the game developer want to do something like this and ruin their businesses and risk future investments and endevours.
Don't mean to be rude, but did you get your game from a legit source, Steam is safe.
Just my 2 cents. It;d be a pity to forgo playing this good game.
I'm just putting up my testimony here, I do not work for any game developer, but so far I have no issues with all the above listed by you.
Reconsider, unless your version of the game have been compromised. ;)
I'm not going to pretend it's impossible to have malware on Steam, but it's unlikely and Haydee is absolutely not malware. My scanner didn't pick up anything.
If someone could upload a their copy of launcher.exe to https://virustotal.com and post the link here, I would appreciate it as it would indicate something's up with my machine & gotten past my AV - which would really be bad for me. (FYI, I run a clean ship on this rig - only downloads from legitimate services, avoids questionable sites, using OpenDNS with blocking of sites, use AV, spot check against virustotal.com, etc.) Nothing is 100% safe though.
I've never come across a game developer who actively tries to infect, but I have had the occassional installed application tainted with infection due to their build machine unknowingly having been infected.
Regarding supporting them, I do not want to ruin their business - I want to support them and work the puzzles. And this developer is actively improving his game which impresses me - even 2 drops within one week. I have zero guilt over supporting developers, even if I don't play their games. I think this one has even more potential as looks like it might become a Workshop gem - like Portal 2 and others.
I know it may be a bit of knee jerk re-action really having look forward to playing the game and I do feel bad having to make such a post, but I saw no immediate way to engage with the developer.
I also indicated I plan on re-purchasing it as soon as I gain more insight on my discoveries and very likely at full price (not waiting for a sale) being so affordable.
But
* I didn't see any place to submit an email to the developer regarding my findings
* I wanted to get a community peer review / second opinion
Haydee doesn't even show up on your recently played... I have games on MY "recently played" that I refunded
Dev should lock this thread.
I would never ask for anyone's EXE. I was asking for a validation that someone else didn't have the same results by uploading to VirusTotal -- Google's AV aggregator -- will process it for analysis. It's not retrievable from there.
If the same with me, likely a false positive and might be worth the developers time to investigate.
If clean, then the problem is with my rig and I'll do an extensive re-install of OS & File cleaning.
GO PIRATE ELSEWERE!!
Sintacs - you may be right. Kinda of why I was asking for assist/second opinion. Having lost irreplaceable digital family photos (before I could back them up) to a developer's negligence, I've become a lot more cautious -- Not that anyone but my family cares.
I appreciate the others poster confirming they've not had problems and pointing out some engines were false positives.
Togan77 -- Really?? your short all CAPs response has no evidence. You might try reading my lengthy posts in the genuine and concerned voice I've written them in. I care. Skimming them loses context.
1. FYI, virustotal.com is owned by Google for analysis purposes. It's not a pirate site.
2. a. That fact that I own nearly a 1000 (987) games on Steam (let alone all the other sites I use) while you own 351 (though you may have more on other gaming sites too.)
2. b. Plus considering I've mentioned in nearly each reply I look forward to buying it once again so I can finally play it ...
...doesn't make me a pirate. It shows I vote with my wallet. It means I'm a conscientious gamer who genuinely supports games & gamers.
Over at the workshop, there are thousands of subscribers, I think that's enough validation for you, Besides I believe you are the only one posting this virus/malware alert here in the forum,
Again, Haydee Interactive is offerring this game at a discount of close to 33% off now and thats around 10 bucks where I am, which I initially paid the full price, so putting out that 10 bucks ain't a big deal to help this nice game developer wouldn't you agree.
Let's move on, buy it and you will be a happy gamer on this game.
I checked out this totalvirus website & they have already scanned the launcher with 6/56 issues.
here are the issues.
Baidu Win32.Trojan.WisdomEyes.16070401.9500.9999 20161126
Bkav W32.HfsAutoB.567D 20161126
CrowdStrike Falcon (ML) malicious_confidence_82% (D) 20161024
Cyren W32/FakeAlert.FY.gen!Eldorado 20161127
F-Prot W32/FakeAlert.FY.gen!Eldorado 20161127
Rising Malware.XPACK-LNR/Heur!1.5594 (classic) 20161127
Just like retrogunner said, I have also scanned my Haydee Folder with Super Anti Spyware, Anti Malware Bytes, & Windows Defender with no issues found.
I did notice another person say they had something flagged & it being a false positive, but that could have been about google drive ^.^
So, I do not know what this Totalvirus website has found (well I do, its posted above but I mean I do not know what its doing if anything, false positive? I would assume so).
retrogunner ^.^ I know what it's like to have PC issues & look for answers. Haydee is cool, no issues here. Im not sure what your rig is but I woud recommend the 'scorched earth' approach in wiping your PC & starting again, depending on your situation, it may be the best option.
If your on windows 10, your hardware configuration & product key are stored with microsoft, so you can make a bootable win 10 usb, wipe hard drive & reinstall windows no problem. After you have backed up important data that is.
Good Luck ^.^
Thank you for the solid post and confirmations. I really appreciate it. I've re-purchased it as I said I would. I've been really stoked to play it this week.
It sounds like it's time for fresh Windows install. I really wish Windows had an Overlay/qcow2 filesystem feature I could use so I could safely rollback my disk changes like I can with Linux and each game/app would be like a Docker or Snappy overlay. Oh well.
Cheers, Retro.
Before a new apps execution, I use one of the following on key files prior to its first execution, depending on the target's context:
Win - https://www.virustotal.com/en/documentation/desktop-applications/virustotal-uploader
Mac - https://www.virustotal.com/en/documentation/desktop-applications/mac-osx-uploader
Linux - https://www.virustotal.com/en/documentation/desktop-applications/linux-oss-uploader
Firefox - https://www.virustotal.com/en/documentation/browser-extensions/
I can then in my File Explorer or manager, simply right click and check the file. Easy Peasy.
On Windows, I also use Microsoft's SysInternals Process Explorer as my Task Manager - running it as a normal app is the default state. It automatically checks running apps signatures against VirusTotal if open. I have Process Explorer open nearly all the time wanting to know what's going on with my rig. (you have to set the Preferences to automatically Checksum all process' binary which will appear in the main ProcExp screen in the VirusTotal column)
https://blog.malwarebytes.com/cybercrime/2014/01/process-explorer-now-including-virustotal-support/
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/processexplorer
Cheers, Retro.
so ... honestly if you want to be blatant and whine about how your anti-virus is giving you false positives, then refund the game honestly because ppl like you that don't mind at all to actually read what users that have hrs in such game have to say to you related to that.
Just ... read carefully next time, when someone said ''false positive'' its that and nothing else, stop going in an infinite loop of finding an answer that already have been responded more than twice.