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The implication would be that Techland is putting these .scr files that are identified (whether correctly or incorrectly) as Trojans as game files.
And who can say who put the Trojans there?
Again, it'd be good to know if other people have these same .scr files in their Steamapps\Common\Dying Light 2 folder.
That's the content of the sayed *.scr file.
SCARY
https://selabs.uk/reports/endpoint-security-eps-home-2025-q2/
i dont share my computer.
nor do i share my 8 other gaming computer hardware. i have in my room. to build 8 more rigs. or spare parts lol.
plus i dont think my family would do to much. damage. if that was the case.
my computer is hooked up. to the internet in a way. that it does not share files.
so im good here plus if there computer gets used. they use it every. 10 months. and then i do scans on the computers. so its safe to say. that im good.
I mean ...they do have qualified ppl there and such.
Their qualified ppl are about to unleash even more virus in Castor Woods.