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its called complacent.
You get used to accepting releases your quality control goes down. I never expected the releases to be virus free.
There are way too many kids on here. But what this person did was not complicated. Stop trying to lightly cover it up.
anyone with some sort of sniffer should be able to tell that it is generating excess traffic.
You mind as well not run the releases through any kind of checks. to be honest your system is weak. if you think that 2 separate antivirus scans mean shit then your an idiot no offense. Look up 0day releases. I used to be all over that shit..
But shit like this happens when you deal with anything that is against the rules. your going to have to go to alternate sources to get your goods and i hate to say it but kabam cares more for your security than many people on this website do.
My apologies for not being around to help deal with this. As you know I've had a lot going on this past week. Well I've deleted this exact file how many times now. I didn't think Royce would go about approving it without messaging a GMOD+. It was a basic SMTP client, connects to the internet, should of been deleted off that.
Yes totally my job. How many times have I deleted this specific file?
https://puu.sh/6egVT/623ab44cc1.png
You should be just as capable as me when decompiling files.
Last edited by Distraught; 01-08-2014 at 03:34 PM.
Just a bit curious, would anyone telling me what Project R Revived was?
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Great, another damn phisher in the RotMG section.
Distraught (01-08-2014),Yotsuba (01-08-2014)
Well then don't approve it. If you're on a non-Windows OS, use VirtualBox or Parallels.
Excess traffic? Not really... Maybe a strange SMTP connection packet.
We have procedures in place that are designed to deal with 0day releases. We are well aware that a lot of content is created by members and therefore are often not detected by antivirus heuristics. Obviously, the person who approved the file slipped up and didn't follow the procedure properly and approved the file without realizing it was malicious. Unfortunately these things happen sometimes and the "issue" has been dealt with. You can obviously see that the staff here are perfectly capable of dealing with such files as shown here.
Last edited by master131; 01-08-2014 at 05:01 PM.
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I apologize i didnt know that rotmg regularly sent smtp traffic.
Would you not consider a smtp packet being sent when there should never be one sent as excessive?
Edit,
In addition, you missed my point on 0day releases. I would not consider this a 0day release it is a simple exploit that can be repeated over an over again. its easy, detection is easy. It wasnt checked well enough, thats easy.
Last edited by FainTMako; 01-08-2014 at 06:14 PM.