EvilZone

Not bad, but you missed a ";" in the dhcp config, behind the domain name ( I think, I'm not 100% sure on that one) and its "range" not "ranger". Could create some syntax errors, and that's just not good.

short answer, it looks for patterns and common known code that are in programs. For example, things that are produced by MSF, have a similar code structure. The AV knows this, and catches programs that it see's have that code structure.

Long answer, if you really want to know how it works, get something you know is infected, and clean it and scrub it until you find the code that the AV detects, change it around so that it still works but looks different, and by then you will fully understand the general principles.

Ill try to explain, correct me if I'm wrong Uriah. He's basically creating a platform in which people can post (good and functional) ideas, and those with the proper skills necessary who are also interested in the idea can band together and make that idea a reality. (Sort of, I think.) 

To shed a little perspective on those first reading, Uriah came to me in October 2012, right when the both of us first joined. He said "I am currently coding an awesome host website to work as a basis for everything I'm doing. I'll give you and Evilzone more info on it when im finished. I have some amazing ideas, and this site and the people I meet will help them come to reality.". I unfortunately, did not stick with it, and eventually fell out of EZ due to life and other stuff getting in the way. Two years later, it seems he carried on, gathered some help, and built this thing. The amount of not only work, but also dedication it took by these guys, is something that we need to pay attention to.  So here's to you Uriah, and every one of you that worked on it. I wish I would of stuck around, things would be a bit different now, but instead I took the route of getting my CCNA (which I don't have yet, I plan on taking my test this summer). I speak on my behalf and I think most of EZ, when I say that even though I weren't around for the development, if you need me for anything, you have my help. Can't wait to see this thing take off!

Honestly, if its a game that is really that good, and will keep entertained for a while, I'm ok with that. The only game that has done that for me is starcraft, no matter what I keep going back to it. Hopefully Star Citizen will be the same way, and between the two, I should be set for a very long time. By the time it's released hopefully something like a 760 will be a bit more affordable, along with the HOTAS set up. Plus the rift, it will be quite an investment, but like I said, if it provides really enjoyable and long lasting entertainment, then I'm willing to spend a little.

I've tried to get into it before, but not lately. I love the idea, but between the time investment and the monthly sub, I start to wonder if it's really worth it.  I'm a huge space sim fan, and this is (currently, until star citizen) the best out there, but it looks more of a polotics/ economic sim than a space sim, which is fine and cool, but I just don't know if its worth it. I'm open minded though, if anybody thinks it is, please explain why!

PhoneGap works too, especially considering you can target multiple mobile platforms at once.

Highly recommend phonegap. It's actually what im working/ learning on now, in correlation with cordova. Basically able to write apps for iOS, Android, Windows phone, and whatever else as long as you have the sdk files. Oh, and it only uses standard web languages (HTML, JS, CSS), which makes it super easy. Great if your in a hurry, or designing something that isn't very graphic intensive (games, simulations, etc.).

Made my day, thank you rasenove, I needed a good chuckle. Have a cookie.