i am just wondering , I still have those files if any one can figure out are they Trojans or false alerts?
i am not 100% sure thought. i used to run avg
The Malwarebytes experts can answer your Malwarebytes False positive questions.
In all the time I have used Malwarebytes they quickly fix any False positive when reported there and if Malwarebytes found them then most likely they are not False positives.
i will restore them then Send them via media share.
i am running malware bites/avg/superantispyware and avast
i just started using malware bites…
could a little tmp files be a trojan or do you think they are logs by avg and Contains the Code that Specfies a Recently Removed Trojan?
Hi just Found this after Restoration.
its in the Trojan file…
<?xml version="1.0"?>
1
0
SetConnectionType
NewConnectionType
in
ConnectionType
GetConnectionTypeInfo
NewConnectionType
out
ConnectionType
NewPossibleConnectionTypes
out
PossibleConnectionTypes
ConfigureConnection
NewUserName
in
UserName
NewPassword
in
Password
RequestConnection
I just uploaded it again and same result 0/41 detections.
So whilst this looks like a false positive, personally I wouldn’t waste a great deal of time on this given that it is a .tmp file, I would do as previously suggested, clear all temp files, using CCleaner.
You biggest concern really is completely removing AVG as having two resident scanners will bite you in the ass sooner or later.
I killed the Trojan thought.
But Honestly Quick System scan (and not just scan 1 File) makes a Difference in detection.
can you download it and Do a quick system scan using MB?