tlecklin

I ran a full scan last time yesterday, with at the time the latest DB. Today, I updated DB and ran full scan again to check if yesterday's FP(s) were fixed, and a Rainmeter skin had two .exe files flagged that were not flagged yesterday. Log below and files attached as .zip. 21-02-2013 scan.zip

...oh, and all were also named 1.exe. E.g. none of my 2.exe were flagged.

In the original scan, the paths were just different. Oddly enough, I have many more projects which did not raise flags, but all these with \1\ and \Debug\ in the file path were flagged............. original (non-developer) scan paths: Please tell me I you need me to re-run developer scan while having first removed the ignore list entries so the developer mode identifiers at the file detection paths are proper or something.

Heyas, Files created by my Visual Studio 2012 projects were flagged as Trojan.MSIL. Ran MBAM in developer mode and here is the log and attached the .exe files. MBAM was last updated today, before these runs. NOTE: First time I ran without developer mode and added the objects to the ignore list, and I also created a .zip file of the files flagged. Only then I read instructions about developer mode scans, hence this run I forgot to empty the ignore list and so below the hits are from the .zip I created, but shouldn't make a difference? 20-02-2013 scan.zip

Just updated DB, removed my 2 found objects from ignore list, and ran again. This time nothing found. Fixed for me. Thanks for the very quick response!

The registry does in fact tell me that supposedly that uninstaller, and registry, are for "Widevine Media Optimizer Chrome 6.0.0".....

Or is it? Just updated and got 2 detections, as when I updated yesterday and ran with no hits. File attached. The thing that worries me, is that Google gives zero hits with that .exe name. The registry key however points to the Widevine plugin used by HBO Nordic for streaming, at least according to some Google results of which there are only 4.... file.zip