it's a trojan lol

[d524342423]

This looks real legit no code proof it's dangerous and if you want everyone I reccomend using a good online decompiler and view the strings that virus total flags it will show what it flags as dangerous and if you look at the strings you will find yes nothing wrong.

[d524342423]

Here look at some of the code for yourself if I have to I will make the source public nothing wrong with it. package org.spongepowered.asm.obfuscation;

import java.util.Iterator; import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.List; import org.spongepowered.asm.mixin.extensibility.IRemapper;

public class RemapperChain implements IRemapper { private final List remappers;

public RemapperChain() {
    this.remappers = new ArrayList<IRemapper>();
}

@Override
public String toString() {
    return String.format("RemapperChain[%d]", this.remappers.size());
}

public RemapperChain add(final IRemapper remapper) {
    this.remappers.add(remapper);
    return this;
}

@Override
public String mapMethodName(final String owner, String name, final String desc) {
    for (final IRemapper remapper : this.remappers) {
        final String newName = remapper.mapMethodName(owner, name, desc);
        if (newName != null && !newName.equals(name)) {
            name = newName;
        }
    }
    return name;
}

@Override
public String mapFieldName(final String owner, String name, final String desc) {
    for (final IRemapper remapper : this.remappers) {
        final String newName = remapper.mapFieldName(owner, name, desc);
        if (newName != null && !newName.equals(name)) {
            name = newName;
        }
    }
    return name;
}

@Override
public String map(String typeName) {
    for (final IRemapper remapper : this.remappers) {
        final String newName = remapper.map(typeName);
        if (newName != null && !newName.equals(typeName)) {
            typeName = newName;
        }
    }
    return typeName;
}

@Override
public String unmap(String typeName) {
    for (final IRemapper remapper : this.remappers) {
        final String newName = remapper.unmap(typeName);
        if (newName != null && !newName.equals(typeName)) {
            typeName = newName;
        }
    }
    return typeName;
}

@Override
public String mapDesc(String desc) {
    for (final IRemapper remapper : this.remappers) {
        final String newDesc = remapper.mapDesc(desc);
        if (newDesc != null && !newDesc.equals(desc)) {
            desc = newDesc;
        }
    }
    return desc;
}

@Override
public String unmapDesc(String desc) {
    for (final IRemapper remapper : this.remappers) {
        final String newDesc = remapper.unmapDesc(desc);
        if (newDesc != null && !newDesc.equals(desc)) {
            desc = newDesc;
        }
    }
    return desc;
}

}

[1440-2b2t]

This looks real legit no code proof it's dangerous and if you want everyone I reccomend using a good online decompiler and view the strings that virus total flags it will show what it flags as dangerous and if you look at the strings you will find yes nothing wrong.

I cant stand these idiots who think obfuscation = rat I appreciate u dealing with these idiots for me

[d524342423]

Np and it flags because it's similar in code to regular pyro which virus total flags because it assumes everything with name pyro is bad but when you rename it .zip and scan it nothing because no one has reported

[d524342423]

Might have changed idk but people read above I also got it open sourced if you want proof

[MostlyGhostlyGaming]

I Scanned the files and no warnings came up. i took a look into the code and nothing looks suspicious

[d524342423]

So there you have it people nothing wrong I got a repository you can view it contains a zip file of all the source

[d524342423]

Please leave issue open owner so everyone can find for themselves that there ain't nothing wrong instead of taking the words of morons who make alts just to lie about stuff

[dtomvan]

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/6ccbc9eacdb2c0bef62bd214de2540636a11e7dd6b3e18d343051e32944a355d/detection

[d524342423]

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/6ccbc9eacdb2c0bef62bd214de2540636a11e7dd6b3e18d343051e32944a355d/detection

Seriously look at the strings nothing wrong it's making a mistake because it compares similarity in code to other ones by crystalinq so it auto thinks it's bad rename .zip and scan see what happens yes nothing

[Lakify420]

when is actual pyro getting an update tf

[d524342423]

when is actual pyro getting an update tf

They removed the client I believe it canceled

[d524342423]

when is actual pyro getting an update tf

They deleted the discord so there gone I believe

[ikeafridge4]

when is actual pyro getting an update tf

They deleted the discord so there gone I believe

the discord was terminated by discord.

[FerrumTheElement]

when is actual pyro getting an update tf

They deleted the discord so there gone I believe

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/6ccbc9eacdb2c0bef62bd214de2540636a11e7dd6b3e18d343051e32944a355d/detection how tf

[Fxcilities]

you cant check a mf jar file with virustotal.

[Fxcilities]

i am proud of being over one month late

[ghost]

when is actual pyro getting an update tf

Pyro was said to update to 1.5 about 4 months ago. GiantNuker and Ionar said they just needed to work on the loader. I guess the entire Pyro project is canceled now.

[goztb22]

its should be updated rn

[Nusshundeart24]

holy shit so many ppl using virustotal thinking it detects evertything

[UselessOne69]

So its without any r.a.t. and virus ?

[pwn3r1]

MEGA RAT

[ghost]

konas better tbh

[Fxcilities]

anarchy moment

[coin1337]

konas better tbh

joke?

[ghost]

maybe

[pwn3r1]

This looks real legit no code proof it's dangerous and if you want everyone I reccomend using a good online decompiler and view the strings that virus total flags it will show what it flags as dangerous and if you look at the strings you will find yes nothing wrong.

I cant stand these idiots who think obfuscation = rat I appreciate u dealing with these idiots for me

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