dsetup.dll is setting off malware alert
 

I use Comodo for security, and it triggers on this file in the new patch. I scanned the old versions and they don't raise any alarms.

Oh BS. Its the bitcoin miner code.

Goober.

Actually I have a friend who's got a fancy degree or two in computer security, and he says that P99 makes some disturbing changes to the registry or rootkits or something like that. He now refuses to play it, but I don't know, maybe he's just tired of being a noob and that's his excuse.

Haven't played since my computer had a malware alert. Please change this if you can

speaking of which, i found some actualkeylogger shit mixed in with some other files in my EQ directory.. whats that about?

He's 100% right. In the effort of full transparency the .dll is part of P99s anti cheat program and can view various parts of your computer's information and running programs/services.

It's not like the staff can steal your credit card numbers or watch your viewing habits but they technically have installed a rootkit on your PC to stop hackers.

In the strictest sense, even versions of VNC are rootkits. This surprises most people, as they consider rootkits to be solely malware, but in of themselves they aren't malicious at all.

since installing the last patch.....www.bbc.co.uk page wont load up correctly!!

Dooomed dooomed I tell ya!

Sirken is coming to steal your cat!

McAfee is now flagging this file as well.

http://i.imgur.com/HnTtpZO.png

McAfee is garbage Anti-Virus software, and will flag innocuous files while missing the malicious ones. Would highly recommend staying away from that and Norton, as they do more damage to your system (bogs performance, has weird conflicts with programs they shouldn't, way too many false positives and doesn't actually catch the really bad virus' that it should be catching). Get Kaspersky if you're computer savvy, or Webroot if you're not. AVG is decent for a free program, but if you're going to pay go with Webroot or Kaspersky.

After many years doing IT work, including far too many malware and virus removals, this is the best advice I can give next to "stop clicking links that you aren't 100% sure are safe."

If you have a friend who actually cracked the dll's encryption and managed to put it back together and get the full code, I don't think he'd be that disturbed.

Yes, dsetup is our anti-cheat. No, it's not malicious software, no it doesn't affect your computers performance, and no we cannot steal your credit card numbers or do anything nasty with the file itself. No, it's not getting removed, because it's our primary method of detecting third party programs, and without it Project 1999 would be rampant with cheaters.