help needed I got attacked by hacker???

[NeuroticFish]

A bit off-topic, but i'd be skeptical if size of modern game is only 1.55MB.

Maybe it can be, if the exe is only a launcher and the actual game is somewhere else or it's in dlls.

That would make sense if we're talking about legit game. But why would people who crack game bother create launcher program? They could use BitTorrent protocol or cloud storage (such as Google Drive) to share cracked game easily.

I'm not sure I've got your question right.
A legit app may have a launcher, especially if it's expected to get (many) updates. Seen that, not in games though (I don't play lately, so I don't know).
The crack is probably a downloader. This way some AV may not flag it, since it may have not much of malicious code, but the downloaded package is probably a "bomb" for the OS.
Of course, in the case the legit exe is a launcher, probably a "legit crack" (lol) would have been replacing some dlls, not the exe.

[Crypto Library]

I have  done new operating system setup im  my pc  but now it is attacking my Google account! . Was the problem in my phone?

[lovesmayfamilis]

If you have access to mail, change your password there too, and also check if incoming emails contain links that may contain virus software. Also, check the phone number to which you registered the mail; a hacker could change it. Ideally, reset all phone settings to factory settings, because your message still says that besides you, someone else may have access.

[Marvell1]

I have  done new operating system setup im  my pc  but now it is attacking my Google account! . Was the problem in my phone?
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The best thing you can do is to reset your phone as well to ensure that things are not compromised by hackers anymore. Is this email account linked to your binance account? if yes please quickly change the password and necessary reset all information from the phone number associated with gmail and change new 2FA settings. Once you lose control of your Gmail account, your Binance account will also be at risk.

[TheBeardedBaby]

Sorry but lol.
How the hell people still fall for this "Elon Musk givaway" thing?
Anyway it's too late now but at least lesson is learned with a small loss.

If you play cracked games then build a pc or get a laptop for your crypto.
Basically, nobody ever needs an antivirus program if ppl use a common sense and don't become lazy and neglect the common cyber hygiene.

[Lucius]

Basically, nobody ever needs an antivirus program if ppl use a common sense and don't become lazy and neglect the common cyber hygiene.

If all people in the world were good and did not have malicious intentions, then we should not lock the doors of our houses/apartments or our cars - but that is not the case in real life, and even less so in the online environment where such dangers are even more pronounced. I'm not one of those who advocate the pointlessness of security software on today's computers, because I think they help more than they hurt - and if the OP had a good AV, he might have prevented the computer from being infected, considering that any good AV will block such downloads or quarantine them in case of a startup.

[khaled0111]

On the other hand, I used some airdrop bots to contract with the owners of some projects and from bot links went to their groups. I really don't understand whether my problem is from airdrop or from this cracked file . I think It's not supposed to be from the bot because I don't participate in any airdrop, I just used the group link.

On the contrary, I believe your device got infected because of the bot not the torrent file. The first thing the hacker stole was you cryptos so it's obvious he was targeting crypto users and for this he needs something these users might be interested in (airdrop bot).
Lesson learned! Wipe out all your hard drives, use a clean device to change all your passwords, install a clean and fresh OS then change again all your passwords.