Stop spreading Hatred about Kaspersky & IDM Tweak Assistant tool please

[IamBidyuT]

Ok, so I'm just socked how some creeps are spreading false information or so called HATRED about two of my/our tools on this and some other forum. So I thought to clear it out.

1. Kaspersky Tweak Assistant
2. IDM Tweak Assistant

 

The hatred/fake statement is as follows:

 

This is a virus. After "patching IDM successfully" - it extracts a Bitcoin/Crypto miner to %APPDATA%/Roaming/Dll/.

This is a hidden folder by the patcher and it is a miner. Wastes resources. DO NOT DOWNLOAD ANYONE!

 

And it also does not let you run it in a VM. So you have to hide the VM virtualisation via VMware lol. Why does this software have a problem running on a VM?  Very sneaky. Bambang is a fuckwit. He wants us to not run on a VM because it wants to load the main PC with a virus. Well people are smarter than Bambang tbh.

 

LET'S HAVE SOME CLEAN CLARIFICATION:

1. These tools doesn't load any kind of file anywhere, so stop believing in those FAKE INFORMATION about bitcoin, crypto miner. You can also check yourself.
2. These tools only modify local files* (in case of Kaspersky only to reset the trial) and changes the registry to perform activation/reset for both Kaspersky & IDM Tweak Assistant tool.
3. I prevented these tools with high encryption from running on systems where decoder/reverse engineering tools are used, such tools are specially used on Virtual Machines where people test tools or performs some specific operations. To help the tools from being reversed I disabled Virtual Machine support for them.

 

Now,

some people might hate that it doesn't run on Virtual Machine. It's fine, if you dislike it for that  or any other reason then please don't use them.

But at least don't spread completely irrelevant FAKE/False Information about these tools. It only sounds hatred from some narrow mined poor creeps.

 

I've seen some people reporting such on this Nsaneforms as well. So wanted to post here too for same clarification.

 

Thanks . . .