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[Guest001]

I have major concerns with having Java script executed by cmdlet.

Isn't it possible that a .cmd launch of .jar Java script (IE not launching an exe) could get past the anti-virus system?

The files contain the basic information about game objects, like unique SSN numbers, position, state. These files can be used for offline analysis of gameplay, of players and bots.

[Scott]

Originally Posted by stompem

Isn't it possible that a .cmd launch of .jar Java script (IE not launching an exe) could get past the anti-virus system?

No. If it were that easy all virus writers would use it. Most Java (not java script) files need to be executed from the command prompt. It is generally safe if you trust the source, just like any other exe or program.

[Guest001]

Originally Posted by Scott

No. If it were that easy all virus writers would use it. Most Java (not java script) files need to be executed from the command prompt. It is generally safe if you trust the source, just like any other exe or program.

Phew!

Thanks Scott, finding reliable info about it (Java vs AVs) is difficult.