Obviously, 1 post and he thinks he can hax Diablo II.Trojan said:Very much doubt it.
If you don't mind could you submit it to the antivirus/antitrojan vendors, if you still have the file of course? Just throw it into a zip using zip portable encryption and pass protect it. Then just email the vendors with a quick note on what the password is._Ace said:Here I am ^^
I apologize for my LONG ass inactivity but I had to deal with some stuff in my life... anyway, I'm back and ready to scan this... expect an edit of this in like an hour.
Edit:
God.rar is corrupt, won't un-rar, it's not a .exe either
GemGod.rar contains a .exe file, KAV says it's clean, but after some debugging/resource viewing... IT'S A ****ING AUTOIT SCRIPT
So yeah, as there is no way an AutoIt program can be a GodMode, and as he said it was a D2H module... BANNED.
Could always check outffp said:I wonder why not use this site to scan files.
http://virusscan.jotti.org/
One of the good sites I had one more similar but can't find it unless i was dreaming...
And yet, there are some people who are drawn by what they want, not knowing the file is hacked or whatever.Trojan said:Rars can't hurt you unless they are unzipped and ran.
That's why if you submit it even a program like that you can often time get companies to add a detection for it. BOClean and Panda have added at least 3 programs similar to this which many of the other companies did not/would not detect because they did not fall into the same normal categories of "virus". However by submitting it and them analyzing it they may still decide to add detections, it's always worth a shot._Ace said:I already said it's an AutoIt script. No online scanners will find a virus there, sending clicks and keypresses is not "catalogized" as virii, BUT, it can drop your whole inventory to the floor (in which case, it's still not a virus, just a program to **** ppl over).
Didn't actually think much of the "AutoIt" part, I wrote up the response very quickly, was in the midle of doing research paper at the time. The detections added I was thinking of were for a few older files I had found on some other forums which BOClean did add detections for but those were actual "trojans". However comes the problem of what exactly does the file do? Is it simply written in AutoIt? There are RAT's written in AutoIt script as a stand-alone exe file. Do we know anything other than that it is "AutoIt"?_CM said:they didnt add any AutoIt scripts... thats for sure... because how are they gonna detect if the file is malicious? I mean it simulates mouseclicks... every autoit script does that...