CaptainDevonin

I believe I have a false positive here. I'm not really sure what this file is for, but it has been on the laptop since I purchased it from my friend (11ish). I ended up just deleting it anyway, but a confirmation as to whether or not it is an actual virus or not would be helpful. The fact that MBAM only started detecting it recently though makes me think it's nothing to worry about. Thank you for your time. (And I haven't had a chance to update MBAM and run another scan to see if an older database version corrects it already, sorry! Also, there's no password on the .zip... I couldn't figure out how to do it on this version of windows... ) mbam-log-2013-05-21 (14-44-52).txt FP File Detecton.zip

I believe this is a false positive, only started detecting as a Trojan the other day. I was just going to delete since its' an old file I don't use anymore it but I figured I'd check to make sure it wasn't an actual virus. I haven't had the chance to update my defs and check if ti is still detected yet so apologies if ti has already been fixed (no internet at home.) Jotti, VirScan and VirusTotal only had 2 hits between all of them, and it looked like a heuristic detection. No password on the zip. SuspectFP.zip mbam-log-2012-11-21 (18-04-02).txt

The filename is 700_DDI_CB.exe (DDI = Dungeons & Dragons Insider) It is detected as Packer.ModifiedUPX. No password on the .zip, wasn't sure if necessary. Logfile (mbam /developer) is attached as well. I believe this is a false positive, it is an (admittedly, old) installer for Dungeons & Dragons Insider and I'm certain the file was downloaded from the Wizards of the Coast website. It started detecting after I updated my definitions yesterday. I haven't had a chance to update them today (no regular net access at home, burned disc before leaving for work; doing this at library) to see if it is still detected. I used some online scanners, results: VirusTotal: 3/43 Jotti Malware Scan: 0/20 VirScan: 0/43 Can any someone confirm for me please so I can stop worrying? 700_DDI_CB.zip mbam-log-2012-02-19 (16-00-35).txt