Please contact Autodesk Support and share a 3ds Max scene or script file you suspect it's infected with a new malware or a variant of a known malware.
When 3ds Max is in silent mode, Scene Security Tools cleans the scene and environment automatically, and logs these actions to the Maxscript Listener and Max.log For example: ALC2 Security Tool 1.3 - ALC2 corruption found in file:I ran 3dsmax.exe -silent and opened a few files that contain the known malwares. What version of 3ds Max and Scene Security Tools are using? Hello Jonike, I was unable to reproduce the issue you reported using 3ds Max 2021 or 2022 with the latest version of the Scene Security Tools, namely 2.0.1. When 3ds Max is in silent mode, Scene Security Tools cleans the scene and environment automatically, and logs these actions to the Maxscript Listener and Max.logĪLC2 Security Tool 1.3 - ALC2 corruption found in file: ĪLC2 Security Tool 1.3 - Automatic cleanup of ALC2 in scene performed since in quiet mode.
Hello Jonike, I was unable to reproduce the issue you reported using 3ds Max 2021 or 2022 with the latest version of the Scene Security Tools, namely 2.0.1. Furthermore, no oral or written communication from or information provided by Autodesk or its agents shall create a warranty. Autodesk makes no warranties as to performance, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or any other warranties whether expressed or implied.
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Autodesk makes no offer for support of the software or your personal hardware and assumes no liability from damages incurred to your software or hardware due to your use of the tool. The 3ds Max Scene Security Tools is provided "AS-IS." You acknowledge, accept, and agree that no software is error-free, and you are using the software at your own risk. Autodesk recommends that all users run a reputable antivirus or anti-malware program on their computers and keep both the program and its virus definitions updated regularly. It is not intended as a general endpoint protection tool and should not be considered as such. The 3ds Max Scene Security Tools is designed to help repair affected 3ds Max scene files and 3ds Max’s user environment.
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Allows the user to continue using 3ds Max even if they choose not to clean startup scripts or scene data.Īutodesk recommends that all customers running 3ds Max 2015 SP1 and newer, including 3ds Max educational licenses, 3ds Max Indie and 3ds Max Trial versions, download and install the 3ds Max Scene Security Tools application to help detect and resolve issues caused by 3rd party malicious scripts. Logs actions to the system log (Max.log) and to the MAXScript listener. Works in quiet and non-interactive usage scenarios of 3ds Max, such as command line rendering and batch scripting. Asks for user confirmation before cleaning startup scripts and scene files. Helps prevent 3ds Max from saving scenes corrupted with the malicious scripts listed above. Detects and removes the malicious scripts listed above from 3ds Max startup scripts and scene files regardless of how they are loaded. The tool has been re-written in C++ to increase its flexibility and robustness in protecting users against 3rd party malicious scripts found in scene and script files. The “Notify me about updates” option informs users of new versions of this tool published on the Autodesk App Store. The tool has been renamed to “3ds Max Scene Security Tools.” Fixed an issue where the "Notify me about updates" option would notify users of new updates when in fact their installation of the Scene Security Tools was up-to-date.
Implemented support for detecting and removing the MSCPROP malicious script. The malicious scripts can corrupt the 3ds Max environment, cause data loss and instability, as well as spread to other systems through sharing of 3ds Max scene files. The 3ds Max Scene Security Tools is Autodesk's recommended way to detect and remove known 3rd party malicious scripts identified as CRP\ADSL, ALC, ALC2, PhysXPluginMfx, MSCPROP, and their variants.
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