I've been playing on this server for a little while now, and as with most private servers it's not terribly uncommon for my security software to alert me about the encryption and packaging methods used to create the server's custom DLL files. As such I wasn't too surprised when the latest launcher update I downloaded alerted me that there was potentially malicious code in the DLL.
Having dealt with this before on other private servers, I did some double checking and when I felt comfortable that the file was likely clean, I made an exception for it.
However, what surprised me was that the DLL file was accessed and seen actually taking malicious action on my computer by my security software on my next reboot! This is not cool guys. I was not anywhere near loading up your files at that point in my boot up, so they shouldn't have been getting accessed at all. Let alone trying to make/copy files around on my system...
Why is it that all the good private servers can't stay away from putting malware on my system? do you all get some kind of compensation for botnet time or something?
Having dealt with this before on other private servers, I did some double checking and when I felt comfortable that the file was likely clean, I made an exception for it.
However, what surprised me was that the DLL file was accessed and seen actually taking malicious action on my computer by my security software on my next reboot! This is not cool guys. I was not anywhere near loading up your files at that point in my boot up, so they shouldn't have been getting accessed at all. Let alone trying to make/copy files around on my system...
Why is it that all the good private servers can't stay away from putting malware on my system? do you all get some kind of compensation for botnet time or something?
