Malware scanner for unitypackage files
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I just made some updates, now fewer red alerts will pop up when poiyomi is present in the project. I also added the ability to sanitize the file, although this is still in alpha; I'll continue working on version 3
https://github.com/vicentefelipechile/vrchat-scanner/releases
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Here's a very simple batch script to recursively scan all .unitypackage files in a folder (Windows). Please put the script and the executable file inside the desired folder.
@echo off setlocal set "PROGRAM=%cd%\vrcstorage-scanner-windows-x86_64.exe" set "BASE_DIR=%cd%" echo Searching on: %BASE_DIR% echo. for /r "%BASE_DIR%" %%f in (*.unitypackage) do ( echo Scanning: %%f start "" "%PROGRAM%" "%%f" ) echo. echo Done! pause -
That's a good idea tho. I'll implement it natively in the application for this use case.
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It's working
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It's working
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@SummerTYT Detection report
critical risk in kon 2.0 -> https://forum.ripper.store/post/1287200@anonberry that's a false alarme, don't worry
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@admin tyy!!!
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I've updated the scanner and now there are no more false positives, and the sanitizing system should now work better. ty @anonberry for the ideas!
https://github.com/vicentefelipechile/vrchat-scanner/releases
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i might js being paranoid and going through a lil attack, just wanted to ask is this really safe? again im sorry for the question just getting in my own head thinking bout safety-
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i might js being paranoid and going through a lil attack, just wanted to ask is this really safe? again im sorry for the question just getting in my own head thinking bout safety-
@GoatonicReal yeah, at least it detect a lot of stuff even the smallest one, the only thing the program can do is copy the unitypackage and rewrite to a safe version
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I just updated the scanner; it's now more sensitive to executable files and can now sanitize UnityPackage files that contain executables.
https://github.com/vicentefelipechile/vrchat-scanner/releases -
alrighty, thanks man.
sorry for that just got in my own head over it -
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