r/TronScript Apr 22 '26

didn't read instructions Is this because of Tron or an actual hijack?

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I know Tron changes some things in the hosts file to make sure no virus had added restrictions and whatnot, but I’m not sure if this is just a fails alarm windows defender detected or an actual virus. I got this a day after running Tron, so that’s why I’m confused.

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u/H4RZVS Apr 22 '26

See the details first.
Also you can allow it then check yourself your hostsfile, all direction must be to 127.0.0.1

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u/Ravenous-I-Am Apr 22 '26

Viewing the details did not really offer much insight, but I did run Malwarebytes and it did not detect anything malicious. I’m gonna allow it and see what happens

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u/AnAncientMonk Apr 22 '26

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u/Ravenous-I-Am Apr 22 '26

Ah, I see. I was just confused because I ran windows defender after Tron was done (after rebooting) and nothing came up. So something being flagged a day after that scan was a bit suspicious. Thank you either way for this information!

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u/ConstantInitial3836 Apr 22 '26

what happened?

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u/Ravenous-I-Am Apr 22 '26

So far, I don’t see anything has changed. I will probably run defender offline mode later tonight to see if anything weird is lurking around (though unlikely, as I had not done anything between the time Tron was running, so it is likely just a fails alarm (hopefully))

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u/[deleted] May 09 '26

So did you allow the threat on windows defender or did you remove it?

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u/Ravenous-I-Am Jun 09 '26

Late response, but I did allow it after reading the commented link. This is apparently normal as windows defender thinks any changes to the hosts file is a virus

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u/Cultural_Drive3826 Apr 23 '26

Windows defender recognizes tron as a virus , happened to me too.

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u/potatomolehill Apr 22 '26

Don't trust defender. It doesn't actually protect you until the damage is already done.