/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

So I've been playing Sharin no Kuni for a while now, and out of a sudden, ArcaVir goes like
"Trojan.Buzus.Cyjy found" in both sharin.exe and syarin.exe. It hadn't detected anything before so I'm quite surprised. Any bro could upload their clean .exe file?

[Anonymous No.]

It's too late. Welcome to the botnet.

[Anonymous No.]

It's a false positive, you tard.

[Anonymous No.]

It's either a false positive or your syarin.exe got infected by a virus on your system. If that's the case then many othere executables will be affected as well. Just replacing that one file won't help. Try running a virus better scanner like Spybot S&D.

[ZUN !barYV1VtIA No.]

Sure, let's all take turns running executables uploaded by a random Anons. That sounds like a fun game.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4147248
>Try running a better virus scanner like Spybot S&D.
Fixing typo.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4147250
brb renaming and uploading killdisc

[Anonymous No.]

>>4147232
Oh shi-
TLDEVS JUST AS PLANNED

[Anonymous No.]

Buzus.Cyjy is a funny name.

[Anonymous No.]

Can you post the MD5 hash for your syarin.exe file, if possible? There is the possibility that you overwrote the original file with the nocd at some point. The nocd giving this warning would most likely just be a false positive and nothing to worry about(and it does indeed give off that positive, it's not an infection on your end, don't worry)

However, if the original syarin.exe(normally clean) is showing the same virus, that could be a problem, assuming that, as I said earlier, you did not replace the syarin.exe with the nocd at some point(if you downloaded a partial patch, this is quite possible)

[Moogy No.]

keikaku doori