Kaspersky Detected Trojan >>> Game: Seven Knight Rebirth Global >>> This is falsh positive or something wrong

[gujacrazy]

This is falsh positive right ?

Edited 22 hours ago by gujacrazy
I explain post

[gujacrazy]

Kaspersky recently Detected Game: Honkai Star Rail as a Trojan virus. It is falsh positive right ? 

How can i fix it ?

[harlan4096]

Welcome to Kaspersky Community.

 

Can You provide a link to download it?

[gujacrazy]

1 hour ago, harlan4096 said:

Welcome to Kaspersky Community.

 

Can You provide a link to download it?

Thanks for reply.
You mean link for download from Official Website Game ?
If from Official Website
Honkai Star Rail >>> https://hsr.hoyoverse.com/th-th/
Seven Knight Rebirth >>> https://sena.netmarble.com/th/pcplay
Both link will download Launcher of each game
And you will need to download the game through the launcher.

This link is where I scanned my game files on the Virustotal website.

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/8aeb2b94f4ef27494892c92c24683aca004438e209102bd183c7a9a541c90831

And this link is where I scanned my game files on the Kaspersky website.

https://opentip.kaspersky.com/8AEB2B94F4EF27494892C92C24683ACA004438E209102BD183C7A9A541C90831/results?tab=upload

 

[harlan4096]

Ok, running an on demand scan, Kaspersky does not detect anything from both installers, so it's a behavior detection, and if it is a false positive, this kind of detection can be only fixed, enabling temporary Kaspersky traces, reproducing the problem, and then send them to Kaspersky Support to be analyzed and find a fix.

[gujacrazy]

1 minute ago, harlan4096 said:

Ok, running an on demand scan, Kaspersky does not detect anything from both installers, so it's a behavior detection, and if it is a false positive, this kind of detection can be only fixed, enabling temporary Kaspersky traces, reproducing the problem, and then send them to Kaspersky Support to be analyzed and find a fix.

Thanks for reply.

Is it safe ?
I've been playing these games with Kaspersky running for months now and never had a problem until yesterday when a Quick Scan suddenly detected it.
Quick scan only detects when I run the game. After closing the game, quick scan cannot detect.
I did a full scan and it said there was nothing wrong with my PC.

Do I need to send a report to Kaspersky support?

[harlan4096]

That's why I say it's a behavior detection, only happens when game is running... mem detection.

 

Can You provide version of K. product installed and operating system? Do You have Windows completely up to date via Windows Update (check also Optionals)?

[gujacrazy]

12 minutes ago, harlan4096 said:

That's why I say it's a behavior detection, only happens when game is running... mem detection.

 

Can You provide version of K. product installed and operating system? Do You have Windows completely up to date via Windows Update (check also Optionals)?

I use Kaspersky Premium, and operating system is Windows 11.

I have updated Windows to the latest version.

 

[harlan4096]

https://support.kaspersky.com/common/diagnostics/15898

[gujacrazy]

24 minutes ago, harlan4096 said:

https://support.kaspersky.com/common/diagnostics/15898

Thanks for reply.

Just now, my Windows prompted me to update. After the update, the quick scan returned to normal. Thank you very much.
Could you explain what caused this?

[harlan4096]

At 1 sight, I would say a false positive, but don't know 🤔🤷‍♂️

[xj9]

A similar issue happened to me when executing Black Desert Online, but only when the game is running (always memory detection, not the .exe itself). My case happened in a PC that was just formatted and has only the game on it; I find it highly unlikely for it to not be a false positive. Complete system scans detect no threats, and updating Windows/Kaspersky databases did nothing. Furthermore, multiple users across different regions/systems recently reported having the same issue when executing Black Desert with Kaspersky.

[gujacrazy]

30 minutes ago, xj9 said:

A similar issue happened to me when executing Black Desert Online, but only when the game is running (always memory detection, not the .exe itself). My case happened in a PC that was just formatted and has only the game on it; I find it highly unlikely for it to not be a false positive. Complete system scans detect no threats, and updating Windows/Kaspersky databases did nothing. Furthermore, multiple users across different regions/systems recently reported having the same issue when executing Black Desert with Kaspersky.

thanks for reply.

How did you solve the problem?

[xj9]

1 hour ago, gujacrazy said:

thanks for reply.

How did you solve the problem?

Unfortunately, so far, I've been unable to fix that on my own. Some users reported that the issue seemingly went away after updating Windows and Kaspersky databases to the latest version, and others tried whitelisting the application and reinstalling the affected application, but I've had no success with any of those options. Some users just ignored the warnings, since they were unable to fix the issue.

Assuming it's a false positive and happens with multiple applications, my best guess is that the best course of action currently would be to contact Kaspersky support and provide the files they request for analysis. That way, they can identify the exact cause of the issue and provide the appropriate solution.

[harlan4096]

7 hours ago, harlan4096 said:

https://support.kaspersky.com/common/diagnostics/15898

Please read the link I posted before, to fix the possible on execution false positive detection.