Jimm09

Thanks for the answer. That is exactly what happened to him.

Hello, my friend told me this morning that while his computer was booting up Malwarebytes stopped the boot up and did a scan, then it quarantined an item. Once it was finished, the boot up finished and he logged into the computer. Is this even possible? I have researched on the internet, but never heard about Malwarebytes removing malware during a boot up. He did not schedule any scans either. Does anyone have an idea what happened? I was not there, he has bad memory so sorry for the lack of details.

More Info: After checking Anti-Exploit logs, this is what it shows: "2014-08-29 15:52:20 cmd blocked from executing through Java." Also, this is the free version.

Hello, I recently started using Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit just to test it out and get some more protection on my PC. Since Malwarebytes Anti-Malware is so good, maybe this will be too. Anyways, up until now I have had no problems. The issue is, whenever I try to launch Java Update Anti-Exploit says "Exploit Attempt Blocked!" "Anti-Exploit has blocked an exploit attempt". In order to check for Java updates I have to shut off Anti-Exploit. Is there a way to fix this? I would prefer to not shut off Anti-Exploit every time I check for updates to Java. Also, could my Java Update be infected? Unsure why it reports Java Update as an Exploit. Other Info: I open the Java Control Panel, and select "Check For Updates". This is usually when UAC asks me if Java Update has permission to run. Instead of this Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit pops up, closes Java Control Panel and reports the exploit. Windows 8 64 Bit Home Premium 6 GB RAM Intel Core i3 @3.4GHz