Timea2
June 19, 2019, 7:28pm
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As explained in the article about cleaning malware, I have run tests after recovering my pc from an infection. MWB turned up a trojan dropper in a WinRar install file that had been on my computer for ages, with no previous finds. I have removed it. What further actions are needed? Thank you in advance.
Ps. aswMBR caused a BSOD and gave me nothing. TDSSKiller found nothing.
Pondus
June 19, 2019, 8:14pm
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MWB turned up a trojan dropper in a WinRar install file that had been on my computer for ages, with no previous finds.
Did you consider it was a false positive?
you can upload and test file here www.virustotal.com
you may post [b]link[/b] to scan result here
Malware expert is notified. It may take hours before he is online
Ps. aswMBR caused a BSOD and gave me nothing.
I dont think aswMBR support Windows10
Timea2
June 19, 2019, 8:31pm
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Thank you. The incompatibility explains the crash. I don’t have the file anymore and now MWB says there is nothing more. Can I trust that?
Pondus
June 19, 2019, 8:38pm
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I don't have the file anymore and now MWB says there is nothing more.
Is file in malwarebytes quarantine?
If so you can restore and upload it to virustotal.com
Can I trust that?
In general yes, but nothing is 100%
Timea2
June 19, 2019, 8:42pm
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No, deleted from there as well.
I don't have the file anymore and now MWB says there is nothing more.
Is file in malwarebytes quarantine?
If so you can restore and upload it to virustotal.com
Pondus
June 19, 2019, 8:50pm
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Quarantine give you the option to restore wrongly detected files
There is no rush to delete from quarantine, i usually let it stay there for a couple of weeks before i do
Quarantine, Delete, or Clean: Which Is Best for a Virus?
https://www.lifewire.com/clean-quarantine-or-delete-3972276
Timea2
June 19, 2019, 9:05pm
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Good to know, thanks. It did give me the option, btw.
FRST logs are clean so it was probably false positive.