Thank you. I just tried to download it again in my mega app and windows defender caught the same thing again and stopped the download. I will try your download, see what happens next. I am using a vpn and the download seems a little better than it was.
I am on windows 10, and all the time i have used this mega app, i never had this problem before. I even downloaded from mediafire and it still complained about the file. I would submit it to total virus, but its a bit beyond my comprehension on how to do that. It's just basically this file and nothing else. I have downloaded some other vn's here with no issues. I have quarantined this trojan. I really don't want to allow it, I have only just reset my pc today. having to reinstall everything. sadly i will have to give the game a miss, until i know what is going on and why i keep getting this trojan warning from this particular file.
Let me guess it's the Toro7-32 that it is flagging? Ren'Py 32 bit exe is known to be false positive, and happens in a lot of games, one of the reasons most developers don't include it anymore.
It's just a false positive, might be from obfuscation.
Thank you for this information. I ran a malware bytes scan and it found absolutely nothing at all. I will go ahead and allow it. Perhaps it is the latest updates from both windows 10 and 11?
You got me
I am pretty sure I have come across it before and just allowed it.
Settings -> Updates and security -> Windows Security -> Virus and threat protection -> it will be listed there. If you quarantined it choose protection history. There is a little down arrow next to quarantined trojan just select allow. This is how you get to it in windows 10, in windows 11 it might be similar, your just looking for windows security the rest should be exactly the same.
I released Ep4 on Jan 16. That doesn't seem much like a drought to me...The drought is finally over
Getting Backdoor:Win32/Bladabindi!ml detected as severe downloading through MEGA and MediaFire, so it gets deleted as soon as its fully downloaded in Win 11. First time this has happened.
One of the challenges with Renpy is that it runs from an exe that is pretty much the same for every game. So, if someone does make a trojan, it has the potential to make anti-virus programs suspect other Renpy games as well. I used to do all of my games in HTML, so the only exe was your own browser. One of the pros to that approach was that nothing ever thought it was a virus. (Another was that I didn't need to make separate PC and Mac distros.) But, invariably, the discussions about the games became about how they weren't Renpy, rather than about the games themselves. So I bent to the pressure.
