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Aelius

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  1. Hi, not sure if this is a false positive or not. It's a website - emdb . eu - for a small program I use to manage my digital movie collection. I've used the program for years and would be very surprised if there were any shenanigans actually going on, but I'm not sure how to verify this. I first got prompted by MBAM when I opened the program just now and it auto-checked for updates. I then tried going to the website on my browser and MBAM also blocked it. Let me know if there's any other information I can provide. Copy-paste of MBAM protection log (with spaces added into the domain name): Malwarebytes www.malwarebytes.com -Log Details- Protection Event Date: 5/13/19 Protection Event Time: 10:27 PM Log File: cf94eeca-75ef-11e9-a4af-00fff7b3bf5f.json -Software Information- Version: 3.7.1.2839 Components Version: 1.0.586 Update Package Version: 1.0.10592 License: Premium -System Information- OS: Windows 7 Service Pack 1 CPU: x64 File System: NTFS User: System -Blocked Website Details- Malicious Website: 1 , , Blocked, [-1], [-1],0.0.0 -Website Data- Category: Malware Domain: www . emdb . eu IP Address: 185.27.141.25 Port: [59647] Type: Outbound File: C:\Program Files (x86)\EMDB\EMDB.exe (end)
  2. Good idea. I just tried it, but the problem persists. I also added the whole MPC-HC media player's folder to the exclusion list and the problem persists.
  3. Ever since I upgraded from Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (version 2.something) to Malwarebytes 3, I've had issues with video rendering using madVR. Every couple minutes, the video freezes for two or three seconds and all frames are dropped. This occurs no matter the file size of the video being played nor the settings used within madVR. This is not a problem of inadequate GPU performance, since render times remain <10ms (anything below 41.7ms would not cause frame loss in a 24fps video anyway). To clarify, madVR is a separately installed renderer that's used within a media player (in my case, MPC-HC) to render video after doing some processing to the contents of the video (e.g. scaling algorithms to enhance picture quality of upscaled content). It's not a separately running process. I know that the culprit is Malwarebytes, specifically the Ransomware Protection component of the Premium version's real-time protection layers. I know this because when Ransomware Protection is the only thing enabled, the frame loss problem always happens (every couple minutes or so). When Ransomware Protection is the only thing disabled, the problem never happens. I can reproduce it with 100% reliability every time with no exceptions, over and over again. As further confirmation, the problem never occurs in the media player if I use a different renderer than madVR, nor does the problem occur if I use a different media player. One more thing: adding the media player process to Malwarebyte's process exclusion does not resolve the issue.
  4. I encountered the same thing when I woke up just now. The entire folder is being declared by MBAM to be trojans. All 985 files and folders in it. Even 0 byte files. Would like an answer too.
  5. I used to use BitTorrent for P2P, and I added it to my MBAM exclusion list and that was enough to get it to stop giving me constant notifications about malicious IP addresses. However, since I switched to Deluge, a different P2P application, MBAM gives me frequent notifications exclaiming that it's encountered a malicious IP address. Needless to say, I added the Deluge process to my MBAM exclusion list and it hasn't done anything to stop the notifications. At this point, I've disabled MBAM notifications, which is not ideal for security reasons, but until I figure out how to get it to stop notifying me several times a minute about Deluge, I don't have much choice. How do I fix this?
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