ran malwarebytes, found spyware in my uosa files wtf uo! could of just asked no need to spy
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spyware from uo wtf!
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ran malwarebytes, found spyware in my uosa files wtf uo! could of just asked no need to spy
Well wtf mate I'd be spying to to see them stinky pants! If you dont want spies wash the dam pants man!
Anti Cheat
You probably agree to it too :/
well its gone now, so much for anti cheating, now all u cheaters out there know how to get rid of it
@ soul its the dank in the pants that stank
WoW has file named scan.dll.new that contains a reference list of common malware programs that might be used to attach to the game files. However, it was flagged at one point by Norton 360 as a keylogger, which was quickly reported by users. It is in fact not malware itself nor is it part of WoW's Warden anti-cheat software.
UO might have a similar type of file, but I'd suspect that you in fact have malware that has infiltrated the game files, if no other UO players who are also users of your AV product report a similar occurrence of a verifiable game file being flagged as malware.
Did your AV reference the name of the file? That would be the place to start.
-Skylark
UO might have a similar type of file, but I'd suspect that you in fact have malware that has infiltrated the game files, if no other UO players who are also users of your AV product report a similar occurrence of a verifiable game file being flagged as malware.
Did your AV reference the name of the file? That would be the place to start.
-Skylark
it classified it as spyware.onlinegames
found in file UOSAsetup_105.exe
found in file UOSAsetup_105.exe