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SirFartsalot
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Severe trojan virus detected in this trainer, Mr. Anti Fun. What gives? Don't tell people this is a "false positive" because it isn't. In this day and age of crypto-miners and other nefarious software, one cannot be so certain anymore. There are reports in other threads/trainers of trojans. Common man. Not cool at all. 
Zpevdo.A
"Zpevdo.a is a Trojan that’s classified as severe and is capable of doing a lot of damage to your system. It plays a role of a Trojan Horse and people that put it on your computer can then use it for a variety of malicious actions. Additional malware infiltrating your PC is one of them and it includes browser redirect programs, as well as adware. They exist to display advertisements inside your browser, generate traffic from them, and bring money to cybercriminals that way and this type of activity is exceptionally detrimental to your system’s performance.
Slowdowns and crashes follow as a result, and having even the most basic of things done gets unnecessarily difficult in such conditions. You also risk becoming a victim of identity theft, as your personal data is collected and sent to third parties, including phone numbers, credit card details, passwords, and IP address. But this is actually a worst-case scenario which is entirely possible to prevent. For that, remove this threat from the computer.."
What is Zpevdo.A
Microsoft detects it as a trojan
Zpevdo.A
"Zpevdo.a is a Trojan that’s classified as severe and is capable of doing a lot of damage to your system. It plays a role of a Trojan Horse and people that put it on your computer can then use it for a variety of malicious actions. Additional malware infiltrating your PC is one of them and it includes browser redirect programs, as well as adware. They exist to display advertisements inside your browser, generate traffic from them, and bring money to cybercriminals that way and this type of activity is exceptionally detrimental to your system’s performance.
Slowdowns and crashes follow as a result, and having even the most basic of things done gets unnecessarily difficult in such conditions. You also risk becoming a victim of identity theft, as your personal data is collected and sent to third parties, including phone numbers, credit card details, passwords, and IP address. But this is actually a worst-case scenario which is entirely possible to prevent. For that, remove this threat from the computer.."
What is Zpevdo.A
Microsoft detects it as a trojan
Find them again? What does that mean?
Xavooo
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dragoncrusher
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+2, well dont rush the changes, we know its hard to do the coding
WooksterRu
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please update this trainer when there is a opening to do so, thanks MrAntiFun
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Severe trojan virus detected in this trainer, Mr. Anti Fun. What gives? Don't tell people this is a "false positive" because it isn't. In this day and age of crypto-miners and other nefarious software, one cannot be so certain anymore. There are reports in other threads/trainers of trojans. Common man. Not cool at all.
Zpevdo.A
"Zpevdo.a is a Trojan that’s classified as severe and is capable of doing a lot of damage to your system. It plays a role of a Trojan Horse and people that put it on your computer can then use it for a variety of malicious actions. Additional malware infiltrating your PC is one of them and it includes browser redirect programs, as well as adware. They exist to display advertisements inside your browser, generate traffic from them, and bring money to cybercriminals that way and this type of activity is exceptionally detrimental to your system’s performance.
Slowdowns and crashes follow as a result, and having even the most basic of things done gets unnecessarily difficult in such conditions. You also risk becoming a victim of identity theft, as your personal data is collected and sent to third parties, including phone numbers, credit card details, passwords, and IP address. But this is actually a worst-case scenario which is entirely possible to prevent. For that, remove this threat from the computer.."
What is Zpevdo.A
Microsoft detects it as a trojan
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/4...a1f4228dbd322e0205052ed43a8b3ebd338/detection
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/c...67cc6163551651473024f745fb1a9229b0e/detection
Zip file + extracted file .
8/69 and 4/62 is a pretty good result for a trainer file .
The antivirus works by scanning for certain code patterns used in malicious files .
The trainer open a game process , Inject data into a game process , Uses redirects , Allocate memory ....etc
This behavior is suspicious for antiviruses so you get these false positives ,Just go about any Trainers website and you will see a notice about false positives .
Let me explain this to you from your own quote .
"it includes browser redirect programs , As well as adware. They exist to display advertisements inside your browser"? ,
So the trainer has 2 links redirect one is for donations and the other for visiting the website , Does these 2 cause an issue for you or your system? , Obviously not , But the antivirus is thinking the trainer has an Adware because of these 2 links , That's something called "a false positive" .
One possible solution for this issue from our side is to submit our trainers to Microsoft to review and that way the false positive can be fixed .
However since i keep updating and releasing new trainers we would have to constantly keep doing that.
"Don't tell people this is a "false positive" because it isn't."
What makes you an expert if i may ask to make this statement ? .
I already submitted this specific file to Microsoft and they fixed the false positive "The current latest trainer as of today".
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We have removed the detection. Please follow the steps below to clear cached detection and obtain the latest malware definitions. 1. Open command prompt as administrator and change directory to c:\Program Files\Windows Defender 2. Run “MpCmdRun.exe -removedefinitions -dynamicsignatures” Alternatively, the latest definition is available for download here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/definitions Thank you for contacting Microsoft.
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I been doing this for years now and i'm putting at least 45 minutes extra work into each trainer to reduce as much false positives as possible , Previously it would be 25/60 ~ 35/60~ so having it all the way down to 4-8/60~ isn't that bad for a trainer .
joumasepoes
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Please update
When running the game, you can use Cheat Engine to find the location in memory where the value of the resources are stored. The address will be something like: 24002D604D8. You can then add a custom value to this (Like 8000 gold, 250 wood etc.) and use a checkbox to always keep this amount - infinite resources.
Unfortunately - during the game, usually after a save, the game will change the address of where the values of gold, wood, stone etc. were stored. I assume this has been done deliberately by the developers to stop people cheating. This then breaks the values you've setup in Cheat Engine and you then have to go through the process of finding the resource values again. This is probably also (or one of) the reason the trainer has stopped working.
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