HEUR:Trojan.Script.Generic. Is this part of the CCleaner "incident"?

Things were fine for me before installing the infected ccleaner build, i uninstalled it a few days ago, downloaded the latest version, then used it and unistalled it, running full kaspersky and Superantispyware scans, kaspersky apparently deletes it but i’m getting infected over and over again.

Deleteting firefox cache is useless.

The trojan is located here: C:\Users\XXX\AppData\Local\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\whlfdd8z.default\cache2\entries\58F2E9636A000421FBA1DE6D970119BC33C5FA5D//whlfdd8z

Should i blame Avast or Kaspersky here?

BTW malware bytes, windows defender and Superantisypware don’t detect any trojan on my PC only Kaspersky.

And before someone tells me these are the Avast Forums not Kasperksy’s ones i need to say that things were fine for me before installing the virulent CCleaner.exe 5.33, man when i discovered last week that Avast bought it a few months ago… >:( I’m so pissed off.

Ask Kaspersky.
Avast has nothing to do with the detection and the location has nothing to do with CCleaner

Ah you again, you are one of the reasons i don’t use Avast anymore, GTFOOH. I don’t want you in my thread you are pretty toxic.

Hi psikofunkster,

Maybe this info will help towards your browser problem.
Read: https://support.mozilla.org/nl/questions/1126189

Whenever you do cleansing, also with CCleaner, best policy is to set a restore point before cleansing,
or let the cleansing be handled by MS’OS itself, but their cleansing is pretty basic.

Registry cleansing using CCleaner never came without risks, Microsoft knows their registry best,
that’s why my advice of setting a restore point before every “drastic” actions ont the OS.

Better safe than sorry always has been my basic line of reasoning.

When the problem persists, ask for the help of one of the qualified removers here and produce the logs asked for here:
https://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=194892.0

Have a nice day,

polonus

Most likely related to malicious script on the porn sites you surf :wink:

Just for clarification, are you running a 32 or 64 bit system ???
Installing Ccleaner, certainly didn’t put the Kaspersky detected on your system.

You may not like Eddy, but he isn’t an idiot. He’s actually pretty respected online to be a tremendous help.

+1 for Pondus :-).

You may try finding the source problem on FF that is causing the Alert. Mozilla != CCleaner? … Have you tried starting FireFox in SafeMode?

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/troubleshoot-firefox-issues-using-safe-mode

Have you tried using another browser? Edge, IE, Chrome. Does the problem happen there too? Have you tried resetting/uninstalling + re-installing FireFox?