But the game system is not the only thing that detects those files as harmful. It's pretty much like you do not touch a mafia boss when he passes by you, as you don't want to get harmed. They have to be assigned as some sort of virus so that the game security won't bother to touch the file as it might get harmed itself. Injectors and DLL hacks are most of the time detected as 'injector/malware'. Usually, games which has gotten security in their system, which can also be known as 'anti-cheating', detects those files as harmful files to the game. They pretty much get into the game, and edits its information. I've seen that lots of people are kind of confused regarding why the trainer(s) show up as virus files like Trojan and other types of malware when they try to launch the files.īasically, trainers and other types of hacks for games are positive negative software, which means that they are software used to manipulate other software (in this case, games).
