GoldenEye: Source Forums
Debriefing => General Goldeneye => Topic started by: ChowderCrab on August 14, 2016, 06:57:37 pm
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I've downloaded the ~2Gb file twice now, using the torrent links from the download page. Both times, the file "goldeneye_source_full.exe" was quarantined by Norton Security due to the threat "Heur.AdvML.B" as soon as everything extracts.
Is anyone else having this issue? I believe it is being flagged as a threat based on heuristics (i.e., it's acting like a virus), not due to a specific virus itself.
I can override the quarantine, but I'm not willing to do that just yet.
Thanks.
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We're aware of this and have reached out to Norton and Avast.
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I had that issue when the installer extracted the files. Anti virus flagged the files.
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I got my Install files from ModDB and Avast didn't detect any threat.
Also if I download the soundtrack from ModDB. No threat detected.
But if I use the mirror link: http://www.geshl2.com/go/megafileupload-ost-download/
And download as "free user". Before Avast even has a chance, Firefox downloads the file and then labels it a virus or malware giving you the choice to "allow" or just clear/delete it.
That mirror might be shady.
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Might be a false positive. If I hit allow, file downloads despite firefox scanning it and saying its a virus. Avast scans the file on hard drive, no threat detected.
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Maybe FireFox just lables it that way because you downloaded it from Megafileupload.
But AFAIK Firefox doesn't have built in virus scanning, are you using a plugin?
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I had the same problem.
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Maybe FireFox just lables it that way because you downloaded it from Megafileupload.
But AFAIK Firefox doesn't have built in virus scanning, are you using a plugin?
Firefox has its own built in scanner: http://mzl.la/1BAVoBE
No additional plugin needed.
Yes, you can turn it off or allow the download but it's probably wise to use another mirror if they had a reason to flag it.