Hi , im trying to register the Devious Machine Duck downloaded from the sistersite... not from a mirrors... and the keygen says its a malware... i tried with some sandbox and still alert that its malware... i recently installed another vst from that site and i have no prob... how can i be sure this is a false positive , even the sandbox telling me its not secure?
should i send some email or something? to noticed this?

 

Don't worry about it. "Our people" insure a sterile environment. All releases are clean and virus free. Here is the staff rigorously testing the day's downloads.

 

Last edited: Jan 24, 2022

I'm always mystified that people still use antivirus software. Slows your computer down, stops you installing the good stuff, doesn't actually catch the stuff you should be worried about. I don't think I've used one for ten years now. Good back up strategy is much better IMO.

 

Windows Defender is perfectly fine for virus crap.

 

oh.. okay i didnt know about the certificate ! i installed some kazrog plugins and works fine.. yes de w10 antivirus detect like a virus... BUT weird case... i just want to try with the avast sandbox (usefull tool for these cases), and avast tell me that the keygen its fine, not a virus at all, but with this keygen jump off..
well thx for the response and light ! gonna install it right now !
im gonna check that certificate, i dont see it anywhere til now. thanks.

 

haha .. yesss i know that .. thats why i found this weird.. why it still jumping off the alert ? xd . nevermind.. gonna install it anyway.. thx !

 

IMO cause its a really good one the w10 antivirus ( not like old version before xd ).. but with these keygens and cracks its like its made on purpose xd

Yes ! i have back ups... but.. im still waitin to have some money and grab a new external disk... all the other are full of .. "things borrowed without permission" xD

 

Nothing wrong with being extra cautious and running keygens in the sandbox, but as you discovered, your a/v will still run detections on it. For those situations where the end result is going to be something that can't have a virus anyways (ex. a generated serial number is just a string you type into an app, and isn't going to have a virus), I just turn off a/v while running sandboxed.

 

Hi ! .. yes.. im absolutely ignorant about these things.. i wanna know when to a keygen its just a text modifier ? i guess its called? or doing? ... but meanwhile.. i need some extra cautios... thx for the clarification !
by the way... u know where can i find more about these kind of "keygen" i love R2R work since always... but u know.. with the "falses positives" and sum i am an ignorant.. im kind of worried when i dont know where its for real a false postiive... xd
thx for any response ! ♥

 

a standard Keygen is not a text modifier. It is taking selected information from the machine it is running on, which the programmer originally used to generate product codes for their User. Then using *same* algorithm using the collected system information, it is generating a product activation code which the program will accept as being valid.

This is watered down explanation, but it should work fine for what you need to know.