Rule 1: Never use a primary computer (that has personal files stored on it and not backed up elsewhere) to run cracked games until you know it’s clean, even if they are trusted by the community
Rule 2: Never trust Windows, and 2b) never trust an AI tool such as that one, to inform you on what is and isn’t a harmful file.

Based purely on my own prejudice I’d say Anker Games is likely still a good source.

Sometimes the crack triggers a malware scanner. This is normal. But to be safe, you should disable network access at the application firewall until you know what it tries to contact.

A veces, el crack activa el escáner de malware. Esto es normal. Pero para mayor seguridad, deberías deshabilitar el acceso a la red en el firewall de la aplicación hasta que sepas con qué intenta conectarse.

Most certainly a false positive. Throw the file in VirusTotal and see what it shows. But cracked games, from Anker or anywhere, are constantly flagged with false positives from antivirus software.

Es usual ver software pirata ser marcado por los programas anti-malware

Lo mejor que podemos hacer es siempre ser precavidos