[typicalgamer]

I'm not sure where exactly to post this, but this looks like the most suitable place.
Two or three weeks ago I downloaded the Crazy Trainer from: http://www.thegtaplace.com/downloads/f1600...azy-trainer-151
I extracted it, injected it into GTA: San Andreas and it worked well.
I've recently done a full system scan with Trend Micro HouseCall, which detected the Crazy Trainer as a virus. I set HouseCall to fix the problem and it had to delete the trainer launcher.
Eventually, I manually deleted all the files of the trainer. But I later started to wonder if it was a false positive. I re-downloaded the trainer, but this time I didn't extract it from the archive. I scanned inside the archive using two more security programs: my antivirus (AVG Free Edition 2012) and Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware Free. Neither of them found any threat.
So here's my question: is the Crazy Trainer potentially dangerous or is it trustworthy?

This post has been edited by typicalgamer on Saturday, Jul 28 2012, 09:25

[oksa8]

Never actually used that trainer, but yeah, it can be false positive. As you said, you had to inject it into game, making the trainer have the function of a virus made for good use. Should be safe to use.

[arijitsen]

It is 100% safe I have used it for over 5-6 months but didn't got any sort of problems.It was a false positive.woudn't harm your system.As my system is perfect for many days but I use it.

[typicalgamer]

Actually, it is NOT safe.
Once again, I extracted it from the archive, scanned it with AVG and MBAM and no threat was found. I then went ahead and launched GTA: SA and used the trainer.
However, after a short time, SA was minimized to the taskbar and I got an alert from the AVG Resident Shield regarding the Crazy Trainer. It was a Trojan. It can't have been a false positive, as it was detected by 2 security programs(AVG and HouseCall). I chose the option "Move to Vault".
I finally got the answer: the Crazy Trainer is actually a virus.

[arijitsen]

I can't believe it because I have scanned it many times with multiple antiviruses & i am using it for many months but didn't got any sort of prob.

[oksa8]

False positive. You need to inject it in the game, making it behave like virus.

[Frank.s]

QUOTE (oksa8 @ Saturday, Jul 28 2012, 12:36)

False positive. You need to inject it in the game, making it behave like virus.

This.

It seems he doesn't understand that concept.

[typicalgamer]

QUOTE

False positive. You need to inject it in the game, making it behave like virus.

But I also use a standalone car spawner which has not been detected as a virus by neither of my security programs. I injected it into GTA:SA and continued playing, but I didn't get any warning from the AVG Resident Shield. This is one more reason why I think that the Crazy Trainer is really a Trojan, unlike the aforementioned car spawner.

This post has been edited by typicalgamer on Saturday, Jul 28 2012, 18:28

[FunGt]

I think this trainer has no virus, btw this is the scan from VirusTotal.com:
https://www.virustotal.com/file/62bb6561784...sis/1343584030/

If you want you can download previous version that is not detected as a virus.

[65536]

QUOTE (FunGt @ Sunday, Jul 29 2012, 21:08)

I think this trainer has no virus, btw this is the scan from VirusTotal.com: https://www.virustotal.com/file/62bb6561784...sis/1343584030/ If you want you can download previous version that is not detected as a virus.

Unfortunatelly +113 Trainer version doesn't contain some cool features like "Kill SA Process" and the teleport feature. Also for most cheats +151 trainer show on screen what exactly cheat you activate when press its hotkey while +113 CrazyTrainer shows only "Cheat Activated".

This post has been edited by 65536 on Thursday, May 2 2013, 16:09

[arijitsen]

Well the latest version is bug free & virus free..But the old version gets detected as trojan by some antiviruses..