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weird for me, my windows defender got tripped saying it contains Trojan:Win32/MalUri.A!cl and i am like seriously ??
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weird for me, my windows defender got tripped saying it contains Trojan:Win32/MalUri.A!cl and i am like seriously ??
@CoolCat2025 idk bro this is on u it's not my file like u can scann it with other tools
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i used only windows defender which comes standard with windows installed, could be just a false positive
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i used only windows defender which comes standard with windows installed, could be just a false positive
@CoolCat2025 It is probably not even the real files, as you have been redirected to a false download site via ads, scripts or whatever. The original file, offered here, the unitypackage-file, does neither trigger my windows defender, nor has it any suspicious scripts - unpacked the files via my tools, looked for any .cs files, but there aren't any.
There are only materials, textures, prefabs and animation files in it. None which can be executed on windows natively, which should also never trigger windows defender (even in a unitypackage file, which is just a different type of .rar/.zip file compression standard). -
excuse me ???, ihave downloaded so many times from workupload and i have never been redirected through ads, cause i use brave as my primary browser and thisneverhappend but if i get the same result on my unity pc, then there is something not right.
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Trojan:Win32/MalUri.A!cl is a detection name used by Windows Defender to flag a file containing a malicious URL or interacting with a suspicious web address.
So it does not even Scanned the File it simply flags it because from the URL.
Workupload simply ended up on the Windows Cloud Based Security list.Sad it has like 0 animation and only toggles an Collider and an Object.
Would have been nice if it comes with some kind of locomotion of the Props. -
so in other words microsoft fucked up ??
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it's more that a lot of people used workupload to share bad stuff and Microsoft got enough reports from it that it got added to the list.
Also a Combination out of a extension + url is also possible.
so a Zip or World document would work fine but a .exe or unitypackage get flagged.Some antivirus programs would rather err on the side of caution than be too lenient.
That's why a quick Google search to find out what the alleged “virus” does can help you determine whether it's likely a false alarm or if the warning is 100% accurate.
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