(debunked) trojan warning

[AlexBreault]

I used VirusTotal to scan the zip file, and it contains a JS Trojan that can infect web browsers using SQL and steal personal information. It also has the ability to compromise system files. It is highly and rarely detected. If you have recently downloaded this file, remove it and do a full scan of your computer. ### You’ve been warned.

Search this: 0bedcf393792019da5a16034c95b3796a1f785cc689bbef3520d66a86f6505d6 on VirusTotal.

Or Look Here: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/0bedcf393792019da5a16034c95b3796a1f785cc689bbef3520d66a86f6505d6/detection

[humphreygaming]

JS.Trojan.Iframe.t: When the user opens the page in a web browser, the code is automatically run.

You know that's the point of the cheat, right? It's supposed to run when you open surviv.io in order to "inject" the code into the site, hence the name Surviv.io Cheat Injector. I also wouldn't pay much attention if only 1/55 of the scans flagged it as the very thing it's supposed to be doing anyway.

[IceHacks]

"using SQL" lol. This dude either has 20IQ or is just pulling out random jargon for malicious reasons.

[IceHacks]

How to spot a fake: my cheat is not 5MB big.

[IceHacks]

Here is an actual cheat VirusTotal if one is interested.

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/0aa18eccb9245ab43d16fa880ecf910ae5695746a167e343d79ec41af9363935/details