Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.

Cracked games are usually wrapped with malware and can cause a ransomware attack, that is why they ask you to disable Defender, you should never do that.

Download this file:

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AvS3D6xKILoj335BRsl0Uomm1RD...

Then right click that file and select 'Run as Administrator'.

When that completes, restart (not shut down) your PC and then check if Windows Security is working correctly.

If not, your best option is to either reset or clean install Windows to ensure your system is malware free.

They upload malware. Check megathread

I've read through forums and some have gotten malicious software or hidden Miner included. However, the visitors of such sites are always a thankful audience for any damage and do not care about what else is going on. · Example: https://www.quora.com/Is-the-website-ocean-of-games-likely-to-have-virus-in-its-files

It is slowing down your computer and stealing your electricity by abusing half of your CPU power for mining cryptocurrency in a hidden browser window. See this article for full breakdown of this shady tactic. So yes, it is malware.

What the file does is checking whether www.google.com.739471594492594.windows-display-service.com is available by pinging it. It will try this in a loop if it isn't. If it is, it will then attempt to open a headless Chrome instance, or if that fails (for example because Chrome is not installed), it will create a new hidden Firefox profile called "user" and open a headless Firefox instance with that profile. In any case, the aforementioned website is opened there.

That website - whose domain is made to look more legitimate by adding www.google.com. at the start and using windows in it - consists of a number of bogus articles (probably stolen from elsewhere), but most importantly it also loads a WebAssembly-based crypto mining software and executes it with half the number of threads that your CPU has, effectively stealing half of your CPU power. It will attempt to mine some cryptocurrency that then gets credited to the authors of this malware.

See list of websites in r/crackwatch wiki

kinda your fault my brother, if you'd at least look through the megathread you'd know that it's an unsafe site. everybody makes mistakes, but your best option right now is a reset. good luck and remember to check the megathread next time

Bro you have posted this multiple time already. Let me recap this for you: no you are not safe. You know the risk when you pirate stuff. You are never safe with pirating. If you are fine with your cpu and gpu usage then great, consider job done and have a pat in the back. Running scan multiple times won't help your pc but it helps maintaining the illusion that you are safe.