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If you’ve used Angry Planes or No Clip with GTA V, perform an anti-malware scan with one of the AV programs that detects the malicious file.

There were others I hadn’t deciphered and didn’t see in action.”įortunately, -one of the sites that hosted the malware-ridden mods as well as many, many more legit GTA V mods-promptly removed the offenders, issuing a public apology and explanation.

A Keylogger module that logs individual button presses in an XML like format, it also includes information about context switches (switching from one app/window to another).

A Steam module that evaluates the items in your inventory and their value based on current market value.

“Facebook spam/credential stealing module.

Always make sure to scan a mod using anti-malware software before installing it to make sure you stay safe,” Malwarebytes’ Joshua Cannell advises. “Gamers need to be cautious when installing mods onto their computers, especially those that havent gone through any sort of quality check. Also, now is a good idea to consider start using a password manager and stom making your browser save your passwords.

Then go and change all your passwords, log out of your active sessions and log back in to invalidate the existing sessions.Įven if you don’t find evidence of any infection, you can execute the password changing and session termination just in case. If you downloaded and used one of these two mods and played GTA V with them, check your computer for traces of this malware and remove the malicious files you find (see here what to search for). More technical details about the malware can also been found here. “Gamers who choose to play Grand Theft Auto V (GTA 5) on their PC should be carefull not to install two game mods that have been found to be bundled with malware.Īccording to thread on the GTA forums, the two mods in question are Angry Planes and No-Clip.īoth mods have been found to install a file named fade.exe, which is now detected as malicious by many antivirus programs, but was initially detected as such only by 3.Īccording to the analysis effected by one of the players who downloaded and installed Angry Planes, the mod installs RAT onto the target computer, and its various modules can be used by the malware authors to steal Facebook, Twitch, Steam and credentials and spam users of those services, steal session cookies, make the machine participate in a UDP flood attack, and more.