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  1. thomasjk
    I just updated to the latest beta Version 5.1.9.124 Component Update 1.0.5014. My Acronis TI2025 backup worked successfully. Good work Malwarebytes.
  2. thomasjk
    I have tested this fix on my desktop and laptop. In both cases the test build corrected the issue.
  3. thomasjk
    Any updates on this issue?
  4. thomasjk
    Removing Libreoffice as a protected app eliminates the exploit message on my desktop machine. Just to clarify I had not experienced this issue with the previous versions of Malwarebytes.
  5. thomasjk
    On my laptop I updated to the current version of Malwarebytes 4.4.6.132 Update Package 1.0.44844 Component 1.0.1453 with Libreoffice version 7.0.4.2(x64). The exploit message appeared on this version of Libreoffice as well. Removing Libreoffice as a protected app eliminated the exploit message. I will try this on my desktop later but I expect to see the same behavior.
  6. thomasjk
    Unchecking that feature still produced an and Exploit protection response.
  7. thomasjk
    mbst-grab-results.zipHere is the log files.
  8. thomasjk
    I working on that right now.
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  10. thomasjk
    I updated to Libreoffice V 7.1.6.2 today. When I tried to select the Java Runtime environment I immediately received the following error in the attached file. I tried to add the file to the allow list but nothing worked. The download was directly from the Libreoffice site at https://www.libreoffice.org/download/download/ . I ave been using LibreOffice for a ling time with no issues.
  11. thomasjk
    I experienced this same issue on my laptop. I use Firefox 58.0.2 and the downloads go the Downloads folder. I was able to work around this issue by right clicking on the downloaded file and selecting "Run as Administrator". I am logging in to windows as an administrator and had not had the issue with the previous download. The problem also occurred when I attempted to install using the Malwarebytes and selecting Settings-->Install application updates.
  12. thomasjk
    I tried the link in your post and Malwarebytes immediately blocked it. Says enough for me.
  13. thomasjk
    I'm not running the insider preview build. The machine is running: Windows 10 home Version 1607 OS build 14393.321 32bit
  14. thomasjk
    It looks like my report was premature. I checked the machine in question and my wife reported 2 BSOD's in the last 2 days. Looks like something else is going on. Where do we go from here? I can attach the mindump files if needed.
  15. thomasjk
    Its now been 10 days since I unchecked the "Scan for Rootkits". There have been no BSOD's so far.
  16. thomasjk
    I unchecked the "Scan for RootKits" setting on the machine having the problem. My laptop which also has the same version of MalwareBytes has never had a BSOD related to MalwareBytes. I never checked the RootKit scan box on the laptop. I'll report back if I see any more BSODs' on the Desktop machine. Both machine have the Win 10 Anniversary Update installed.
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