fractureiser VS fractureiser

Everyone excited to play this update, do be aware that there is potential malware that has been discovered late yesterday that may be on any mods you may want to download along with this version! Vanilla MC itself should be safe on a fresh install, but anything besides that has the potential of being infected with malware which can steal your browser password info, edit your jar files, and more. https://github.com/jaskarth/fractureiser for more details!

Yes, but I would check all the directories listed in this link: https://prismlauncher.org/news/cf-compromised-alert/#what-can-i-do also run a full scan of whatever antivirus you use. Also, open powershell and type netstat –a and look for the ip 85.217.144.130 on the local column. Also look for anything going on in the ports: 1337 1338 8081 8082 8083 . Also look for anything looking suspicious, like a lot of http ports open. Also read this: https://github.com/jaskarth/fractureiser

Minecraft modding has grown to a point that most of these are avoided, with many passionate adults who have the knowledge to make good mods, tools and hosting sites, opposed to children and only adults interested in profiting off those children. Like anything, Minecraft modding can still be unsafe, most recently seen in the fractureiser virus that spread into some popular mods that had a lot of trust from the community. But even that had quick action from the community with ways to stop and prevent it.

Here’s a full timeline of events

More info plus detailed write up below: https://github.com/fractureiser-investigation/fractureiser

There's been a virus called 'fractureiser' that has been found in mods that can be found in this github page HERE. The page has more info, but this is very important. These websites are Curseforge, Devbucket, and less-so Modrinth. This virus targets Windows and Linux, so if you're on Mac you should be fine. Please check the github page for more info.

read more at: https://github.com/fractureiser-investigation/fractureiser