Backdoor.blarul
 

I scanned my graal folder and found backdoor.blarul in Graal.exe and Graal3.exe with the newest virus definitions and Norton 2004.

Perhaps this is in the graal code itself? Many other people have been finding this, i suggest everybody scans their drives. Post your results if you find anything!

Comments from the coders?

LMAO, I just had this same problem and was extremely confused. I was thinking "HMM, SOUNDS LIKE SOMETHING TO POST!" and boom... here you are. :P

I'm just going to set Norton to ignore the files...

Edit: I just completed a full system scan... no other files were found.

Graal is a sub 7 virus?
 

Well I know how strange this may sound but my norton anti virus just got rid of graal.exe and graalv3.exe because it said it was a sub 7 virus. I tried downloading it again (with the graal setup exe file from the graalonline web site) thinking well maybe my graal exe file was corrupted or some thing but as soon as it was downloaded norton got rid of it. Here is the message I get.

wicked -.-

Hrmmmm, stefan?

Well kamuii thinks I have a sub 7 virus on my computer, Ill look into it.

Where exactly in your attachment does it say SubSeven?

It says Backdoor.Blarul.

Which is the same thing as a sub 7 right? I guess not.

Any backdoor isn't considered "Sub7"... that's a unique "virus"... though not much of a virus, is it? :P

Anyway: http://forums.graal2001.com/forums/s...threadid=51293

hmmm
 

makes ya wonder really -_- i can't even play unless i disable meh firewall and anti-virus

Sir, I want to thank you from the bottem of my heart.

Yes this has happened to me as well.

If you'll note in the second thread (really the first... it was there before this one... someone isn't very observant ;)), I said I just made Norton ignore the file. You can do the same.

Options > Auto-Protect > Exclusions
Click "New...", then type in GraalDir\Graal.exe. If you use 3.0... just do the same thing, but with Graal3.exe, obviously. You also need to do it to the "Manual Scan" section if you run full system scans, or scans of the Graal folder regularly. (Oh, and I'm using Norton 2004)

As for the firewall... if you're using Norton's firewall, it can be configured to work with Graal, if you know what to do. It's a bit lengthy to explain, and I already have in a thread before... so I'm not going to now.

Indeed and thank you. I would rather wait untill stefan explains this though.

i'm lost on the whole thing how come liek its happening to well so far everyone it has to be graal itself but whats really causing it in graal makes meh wonder
i'm getting bored now -_- guess i'll go find something else to play