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Has a valid signature from GOG in the details tab without any misspellings and possibly a false positive of "corrupted/suspected" detection, but the behavior tab is showing this:
Looks like an obvious malware. I don't know if Virus Total somehow mixed the analysis up with some fake installer, but I advised him to stay away from the site to be safe. He then showed me a few more installer scans told him to do and some were fine, some weren't. All with the same, valid signature. This is very weird.
Has a valid signature from GOG in the details tab without any misspellings and possibly a false positive of "corrupted/suspected" detection, but the behavior tab is showing this: Ver archivo adjunto 9127938
Looks like an obvious malware. I don't know if Virus Total somehow mixed the analysis up with some fake installer, but I advised him to stay away from the site to be safe. He then showed me a few more installer scans told him to do and some were fine, some weren't. All with the same, valid signature. This is very weird.
What's so suspicious about it? Only CProgram Files\Google1584_1518742326\bin\updater.exe and CWindows\System32\UI0Detect.exe don't seem to belong, and these processes run often in the background in Microsoft Sysinternals.
What's so suspicious about it? Only CProgram Files\Google1584_1518742326\bin\updater.exe and CWindows\System32\UI0Detect.exe don't seem to belong, and these processes run often in the background in Microsoft Sysinternals.
I noticed lots of weird randomly generated names for folders, exe files and tmp files which didn't match the patterns in 2nd link. The chrome folder was also weird and looked like an impersonator. But it does disappear if I untick sysinternals so it seems legit.
I decided to test another installer which had 0 detections, but the same looking behavior tab. Got a VM and scanned it with ClamAV, then extracted it with innoextract, and scanned again. It was fine.
I noticed lots of weird randomly generated names for folders, exe files and tmp files which didn't match the patterns in 2nd link. The chrome folder was also weird and looked like an impersonator. But it does disappear if I untick sysinternals so it seems legit.
I decided to test another installer which had 0 detections, but the same looking behavior tab. Got a VM and scanned it with ClamAV, then extracted it with innoextract, and scanned again. It was fine.
Temp files are randomly named garbage, go into your local/temp folder and you will see that. Here's a scan I got of an installer straight from the real gog website, and it has the same behaviours, gog-games should be safe.
What's on your GOG Dreamlist, chyat? What's the most obscure title that you want on GOG?
Mine's Blood and Magic, an RTS from the 90's based on DND's Forgotten Realms. A whopping 661 votes, wowee.
Something I found out the hard way: Linux-native versions of GOG games do not have access to any achievements. AT ALL. I finally managed to grab the Mantis Claw in Hollow Knight, and then it occurred to me I never once saw a single achievement pop-up. It could be a Heroic thing, or it could also just be GOG paying lipservice to Linux users like they've been doing for however many years at this point. If I want the achievements, I either have to use the in-game tracker (genuinely excellent stuff) or run the Windows version outright. Meanwhile, I'm 99.99% sure that Steam registers achievements on all Linux versions.
I picked up all of the xcom games on gog for like 14$ the other day and have discovered that the xcom files mod is the closest I have ever come to playing my dream game
![:\](/styles/custom/emotes/svg/chris-confused.svg "Confused :\")
Program Files\Google1584_1518742326\bin\updater.exe and C
