my point is the reason why noobkiller is detected as a trojan is because its acting like a trojan. and avira anti virus is not intended only to the masses, its also intended for big multinational companies. but if you trust that noobkiller, you can always ignore that when being detected
you wont notice security issues if youre only focus on whats happening on the desktop. But if you dig deeper, it might be sending information without your consent. you can check that tru netstat. thats also the reason why even scripts from known games and software are detected as trojan and it could be a tool that can used for intrusion.but still never had any experience regarding that security case of noobkiller, so far so good on my personal






