On the dangerous software that was installed last update. A plea to stop it and possi

[JayN]

the injustice that is DSETUP.DLL will not stand, young lawyers unit its time to sue! new 1500 dolla PC's for all!

[Elizabetha]

The real question: isn't a frog an amphibian?

[ChocoboExodus]

Originally Posted by yorumi [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Lets see, some possibilities, you have a terrible AV, AV programs arn't people and are just looking for patterns, they get false positives all the time. Monitoring memory addresses is a signature of a virus but also something non-dangerous programs can do as well. And the fact that you think you can brick a computer by messing with the system folder(does this even access the system folder?) shows you don't really know what you're talking about anyway.

I'm not the OP....

I don't agree with OP at all but I disagree with your assessments.

Originally Posted by myriverse [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Your AV changed.

Nah same AV.

Not accusing the devs of any wrong doing, just wondering why it popped up today and not before (I just installed p99 about a week ago which probably contributes to it. First update since installing is probably why?)

[yorumi]

Originally Posted by ChocoboExodus [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I'm not the OP....

I don't agree with OP at all but I disagree with your assessments.

Sorry wasn't paying attention.

The general statement that it's doing things similar to what you'd expect a virus is true though. The encryption on the file also throws them off too.

[Grimjaw]

possibly a fix here from Rogean:

http://www.project1999.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=157414


and LOL @ OP - only addressing these concerns while the DLL is being flagged as a false-positive. What about before the patch? No concerns then? And after this fix, no flag no concern? if u really cared u wouldn't be playin at all, regardless of what ur AV says.

[fadetree]

Originally Posted by ChocoboExodus [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

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Nah same AV.

Your AV gets new signatures data all the time. Its this data that controls what gets alerted on.

[Sadre Spinegnawer]

Some of you guys are making fun about this, but it's pretty well known that before he leaves office, Obama is planning to turn all of our computers to bricks.

This could be part of that, is all I'm suggesting.

And, the bad code the OP mentions might not have even been put in by the devs. It's called "fish hooking"' by the spooks at Langley. So let's not rush to judgment here.

WAKE UP SHEEPLE

[|3igHurb]

^ heheh i see wut u did there

[Shodo]

Originally Posted by ChocoboExodus [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I'm not the OP....

I don't agree with OP at all but I disagree with your assessments.



Nah same AV.

Not accusing the devs of any wrong doing, just wondering why it popped up today and not before (I just installed p99 about a week ago which probably contributes to it. First update since installing is probably why?)

You don't have to change which program you're running for your AV to "change." New updates for AV programs' dictionaries are typically downloaded weekly, or even daily, depending on the software and which settings you've selected. It's possible that some one reported the file as a potential virus/malicious software for one reason or another, and your AV software added the file/signature to its database today (or at any time after the last check was run).

[a_gnoll_pup]

Come back when you've dumped it from memory and have proof to your absurd claims.

The DLL does not even tamper with the system folder. Don't believe me, dump it after it unpacks itself from memory with Olly. Look for %systemroot%. You won't find it.

There is absolutely nothing malicious about the DLL. Sorry you can't cheat.