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Security isn't a
feature — it's the foundation.

We don't ask you to blindly trust us. We give you every reason to. Here's exactly how Eclipse keeps your system clean and your data safe.

1/59DETECTIONS
Clean where it counts

Every release of Eclipse Launcher is uploaded to VirusTotal and scanned by 59 antivirus engines before it reaches your PC. 58 of 59 report it completely clean. The one that flags it is an AI/machine-learning heuristic — not one traditional signature-based engine detects a thing. We link the live report below so you can check every line yourself.

Why the single flag? It is an ML guess — Trapmine reports Suspicious.low.ml.score, and the ml.scorelabel marks a heuristic prediction rather than a signature match. Heuristics like it fire on ordinary launcher behaviour: spawning a Java process, writing to AppData, updating itself. Microsoft's Wacatac.C!ml flagged an earlier scan of this same installer and has since cleared it, which is exactly how these false positives fade as a release builds download reputation. Code-signing is what removes the rest.

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Malwarebytes
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How we keep you safe

Every layer of Eclipse is built with security in mind — from the code you run to the servers you connect to.

  • No Hidden Processes

    Eclipse doesn't run background services, miners, or telemetry daemons. When you close the launcher, it's gone. Nothing lingers on your system silently.

  • Encrypted Authentication

    All authentication flows — both Microsoft premium and offline cracked accounts — are handled through encrypted JWT tokens over HTTPS. Your credentials never touch our disk in plaintext.

  • Verified Game Files

    Every Minecraft JAR, library, and asset is downloaded directly from Mojang's official servers with hash verification. We never serve modified game binaries — what you run is the real thing.

  • Secure Server Tunneling

    When you host a server through Eclipse, we use trusted third-party tunneling providers like ngrok and playit.gg to handle connections. Your real IP is never exposed to players — all traffic routes through their encrypted infrastructure, keeping you safe.

  • Minimal Permissions

    Eclipse only requests the permissions it absolutely needs — file access for game data and network for downloads. No webcam, no microphone, no contacts. Nothing sketchy, ever.

  • Secure Auto-Updates

    Updates are delivered through a cryptographically signed pipeline. Every update binary is verified against our public key before installation — if the signature doesn't match, the update is rejected.

Things we will never do

  • Inject ads, pop-ups, or sponsored content into the launcher
  • Sell your personal data to third parties — ever
  • Run cryptocurrency miners or background processes
  • Modify Minecraft game files beyond what modloaders require
  • Store your Microsoft account credentials on our servers
  • Bundle unwanted software or toolbars during installation

Convinced? Give it a shot.

Download Eclipse and see for yourself. No strings attached.

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