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He's very much not doing a disservice by informing people about potential threats.

Sure, people might overreact, but better let them make their own decisions than not tell them at all.

Should I leave this to people who don't know what they're talking about then? You seem to be arguing over me here since I've already explained that I'm not saying this is definitely malicious. If anyone is overreacting, it is you. I'm bringing an issue to attention in a relevant place. You're the one who's dead-set on convincing people it's harmless, when you don't even know in the first place.

If I had a buck for every time I've seen someone release a "game" (especially hotly anticipated sequels) that turned out to be a trojan, I'd be rich. It's one of the least exotic, most ordinary attacks out there, next to pornbaiting like the Kournikova virus or fake antivirus webpage script exploits.