Maharin
Well-known member
could try to flush the dns as i did and so far so good.
ipconfig /flushdns
I seriously do not miss Windows.

could try to flush the dns as i did and so far so good.
ipconfig /flushdns
Except it's probably all the Linux DNS servers being hacked through the Java library vulnerability.I seriously do not miss Windows.![]()
Except it's probably all the Linux DNS servers being hacked through the Java library vulnerability.
take your cane walk away you willStill zero missing of Windows on my part.![]()
I can confirm, performance isI started to think it's a conspiracy against me. Thanks for your feedback guys, now I see I was just paranoid again. Unless...
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or were theyJust because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you.
forum still loads faster than the actual game by about 5 minutes on a high end system.![]()
After some digging I found out that a lot of this is parroting a half truth. I did dump it though, but honestly it seems like it's still likely fine. Without knowing how to dig into the code I can't say if it's trying to "phone home" at all or what else it could be monitoring, but it seems like the real story was that it was hit by a bit if chicanery back when it changed hands back in 2017. It came with a nice compliment of bugs like a keylogger, a trojan and even stole your bank data (which I assume is really just the keylogger). This only effected the 32 bit version of the program and was subsequently snuffed in a quick update. To my understanding it's still fine for 64 bit and always has been.Krougal said:Yeah at least that long, probably longer. I forget when it stopped being a decent product. Do yourself a favor, get rid of that garbage.
Most of those tuner/cleanup programs are malware.
I haven't gone back to check on what they've done lately, and I wouldn't give them another chance anyway, fool me once...After some digging I found out that a lot of this is parroting a half truth. I did dump it though, but honestly it seems like it's still likely fine. Without knowing how to dig into the code I can't say if it's trying to "phone home" at all or what else it could be monitoring, but it seems like the real story was that it was hit by a bit if chicanery back when it changed hands back in 2017. It came with a nice compliment of bugs like a keylogger, a trojan and even stole your bank data (which I assume is really just the keylogger). This only effected the 32 bit version of the program and was subsequently snuffed in a quick update. To my understanding it's still fine for 64 bit and always has been.
Dunno, not a super cool hacker so I can't say. But all in all it seems safe and the legend is riding on the coat tails of a lot of misunderstanding.