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Hi, We will review and remove the block.

Hi, Our Anti-Exploit module in Malwarebytes will block this threat. Additionally, the password-dumping tools that are also be used here are detected by Malwarebytes already as Riskware (as these aren't typically malware and also used for non malicious purposes, hence why we detect as Riskware)

Hi, This is detected by our MachineLearning engine, which helps to protect even better against 0day threats. Unfortunately, as this is a heuristic engine, it's possible False Positives happen. Also see here for more explanation: https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/238670-machinelearninganomalous-detections-and-explanation/ Thanks for reporting these, as this helps to finetune the engine, so these won't be detected in the future anymore. This should be fixed by now. Please give it some time (max 10 minutes) in order to have it populate, so detection won't happen anymore.

Hi, Unfortunately, I can't do anything with this info. Please zip and attach the exact file that is being detected, so we can have a look. Thanks!

Hi, This isn't a false positive. We added detection for this since yesterday, as these installers are bundled installers (bundled with OpenCandy, which is an adware module). You can ignore detection for this if you want. Just be aware that, when you install or update uTorrent, during install, please read the install-screens carefully, especially when it offers additional programs (or toolbars/searchengines etc etc) and unselect in case you don't want these additional (adware) offers.

Hi, This isn't a false positive. We added detection for this since yesterday, as these installers are bundled installers (bundled with OpenCandy, which is an adware module). You can ignore detection for this if you want. Just be aware that, when you install or update uTorrent, during install, please read the install-screens carefully, especially when it offers additional programs (or toolbars/searchengines etc etc) and unselect in case you don't want these additional (adware) offers.

Hi, Please see here for more explanation and how to dispute: Thanks!

Yes, it was a false positive. It was a generic detection by our antiransomware engine (behavior detection).

Thanks. I can't reproduce detection on this anymore, so this has been fixed in a meanwhile already.

Hi, This is a generic detection (behavior detection). Please let me know if this detection is still happening as of now. If it is, please zip and attach the smite.exe file, so we can have a look. In case it's too big to upload here, please upload it to Virustotal instead: https://virustotalcloud.appspot.com/nui/index.html#/home/upload and post the link here afterwards for the uploaded file, so we can download from there. Thanks!

Thanks. I verified this is a false positive and will be fixed in next database update. Thanks for reporting!

Hi, Can you zip and attach the exact file that is being detected? This so we can have a look. Thanks!

Hi, We will adjust detection to Riskware.PassViewer, as it's also still being used in malware, thus always a risk, so we need to notify the user about this. You'll see most other AVs detect this as well. If people willingly installed this, they can create an exclusion for it.

Hi, This is detected by our MachineLearning engine, which helps to protect even better against 0day threats. Unfortunately, as this is a heuristic engine, it's possible False Positives happen. Also see here for more explanation: https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/238670-machinelearninganomalous-detections-and-explanation/ Thanks for reporting these, as this helps to finetune the engine, so these won't be detected in the future anymore. This should be fixed by now. Please give it some time (max 10 minutes) in order to have it populate, so detection won't happen anymore.

Hi, I can't reproduce detection anymore, so it might be cached in your case. Please do the following to remove the cached detections: Quit malwarebytes from the systemtray. Then navigate to the following folder: C:\ProgramData\Malwarebytes\MBAMService In there, locate the file HubbleCache and delete it. Restart Malwarebytes again. A new Hubblecache will then be created again, so it will properly pick it up and remember to not detect this anymore.