Launcher security
Installer signature
- Right-click the file
- Properties
- Digital Signatures
Code and build
- Kodmillida/launcher
- ModpackGitHub Actions
- ReleaseGitHub build attestation
What is sent to the server
- System and launcher version
- CPU, memory, graphics card
- Game launches and crashes
- Screens and button clicks
- Linked to your Millida account if you are signed in
Not sent
- Passwords and tokens
- Your folder name on disk
- Chat and search text
Ustawienia Konto Usage statistics
What the launcher does not do
- Never sees your Microsoft password
- Never hands your token to Millida
- No mining
- Does not read browser data
- Interface has no disk or shell access
Antivirus warning
Millida Launcher
- Blue window: “More info” › “Run anyway”
- Defender removed the file: “Protection history” › “Allow on device”, then download again
- Third-party antivirus: add the installer to exclusions
Found a problem
The file is new
SmartScreen uznaje plik za nieznany, dopóki nie pobiorą go tysiące osób. Każda nowa wersja zaczyna licznik od zera, a potem ostrzeżenie znika samo.
A launcher behaves like malware
It downloads files from the internet, unpacks archives, installs Java and runs it with its own arguments. Antivirus machine learning reacts to exactly this behavior, so every Minecraft launcher falls under suspicion.
A signature does not skip the check
The installer is signed with an EV certificate and Windows shows the publisher by name. Trust builds on the file itself, not only on the certificate.