Divine souls.exe removed

[Pondus]

1.23 gb

does avast quarantine the entire file?

anyway if you have sendt the file from chest, then it is just wait for a fix
you can also report it here, with no file and give link to this topic   www.avast.com/contact-form.php

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yes, in Avast quarantine it's named named as DivineSouls_Cb_3a.exe which is full client installer.

[Para-Noid]

While in the chest "right" click then click send to virus lab.

If you have the SHA1 hash or the MD5 hash you can check them using virustotal>select "search".

[Para-Noid]

Additional:

I ran several online scans concerning the website "subagames(dot)com and found very few flags.
https://www.virustotal.com/en/url/ac133e7ea746d3f40c20e024cab560d26cc58b856b68693b8736fb7769f60e1b/analysis/1407940987/
http://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/subagames.com
http://quttera.com/detailed_report/subagames.com
http://zulu.zscaler.com/submission/show/52b5954b92ee46ab24b642c130cb8205-1407941401
https://asafaweb.com/Scan?Url=subagames.com

I ran more checks than these with each one showing the website is clean.
There may be something in the actual game which avast flags.

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It's safe...

[jefferson sant]

if the file is too big, is not supported by the contact form

Open and submit a support ticket

https://support.avast.com/Tickets/Submit

send the compressed file in format 7Zip
(no required password)

use ftp://ftp.avast.com/incoming/ and place a comment  "false positive"

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after having done all fields and attached file I got error: "413 Request Entity Too Large" so I better give up submitting these forms, I've already sent the file through quarantine. I also did its scan with Emsisoft emergency kit and Spybot and they found nothing. I will wait for Avast updates for about 2-3 days and then will decide install game or not...thanks for your help.

[Para-Noid]

It's safe...

The website appears to be safe. But what about the file the OP is asking about?
It may or may not be safe. I say let the experts at the avast virus lab figure it out.

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I wasn't talking about the website.. who could've thought that the AV scene were filled with such ignorance. Keep installing a hundred different anti-malware/virus apps, scan whatever you'd like in order to feel secure. Seems like the odds for finding someone here who can tell the difference 'tween a byte and a bit and to actually be able to use the computer is one to a hundred.

From your signature;
"Google Chrome (latest build) - well that's seems to be a contradiction in terms when it comes to security, I guess you've missed the part when they admitted to store data sent through the browser.

And what's upp with the "hurry to get the latest build" spirit around here? Who knows if the latest is the securest?

[CraigB]

You can drop the attitude Anasazi, this type of behaviour is unwanted here