MHN39

I have the attached fixlog below. There doesn't appear to be anymore problems regarding the browser. Fixlog.txt

Quick note: I just realized that I apparently forgot to enter in the one remaining license key I had from my Malwarebytes premium license. It is activated now.

I was on www.slickdeals.net and my browser was redirected to what appeared to be a "congratulations, you've won" type scam. The Malwarebytes scan didn't find anything, but I want to check to see if there may be malware lurking on my computer. I have the MBAM scan, FRST, and Addition logs below. MBAM scan.txt Addition.txt FRST.txt

I added Malwarebytes Browser Guard to Firefox

ESET Log.txt

Quick question about Malwarebytes Browser Guard: I already have uBlock Origin on Firefox. Can I have both uBlock Origin and MBG on Firefox without conflicts between the two extensions? Malwarebytes Report 10-7.txt

Rkill.txt mbst-grab-results.zip

A website I visited (www.juventus.com) triggered a blocked outbound trojan warning, and I just realized that a couple weeks ago, Malwarebytes blocked a firefox exploit. I tried to download FRST but Windows Defender is claiming that the file contains a trojan itself. I just want to check to make sure that my PC is not infected, and if it is, to quickly resolve it. Exploit Report.txt Website blocked.txt

Ok, I will do that. Thank you for the help, Maurice Have a great day!

No, the computer with the dead motherboard won't turn on at all.

The motherboard of one of my computers is busted and it was using Malwarebytes premium. Would I be able to transfer the premium license to another computer?

Hi everyone! I use a school-issued chromebook for my school work (high school). For some dumb reason, the administrators of my school district placed adblock plus on all chromebooks a couple of days ago (I already had ublock origin). Now, they have added "adblock pro," a knockoff of ublock origin (it literally uses the same filters as ublock origin; from what I've read, adblock pro is basically an older version of ublock origin; I think it is 4.1 or something like that). In other words, what my district administrators have done is take a better ad-blocker and replaced it with one that is not as good (they even blocked all chromebooks from using ublock origin). Why would they do this????!!!! I want ABP and Adblock pro to be thrown out, but unfortunately, there will not be any opposition in my school because not enough people are tech savvy enough to know about this stuff (I am not by any means tech savvy, but I know just enough to know about ad-blockers). How can I educate my friends about this; only those who know a lot about technology used ublock origin prior to it being blocked by the administrators. The most frustrating part is the administrators probably don't even know that ublock origin is better than adblock pro and has a lot more users. I understand most students don't know much about ad-blockers, in which case ABP would be a better option. But to take a knockoff of a really good adblocker, install it and then block the real one, is, in my opinion, outrageous. Lastly, how do I get the administrators to realize that ABP and adblock pro don't even have the same developers? My apologies for lousy grammar. "Ooops. uBlock Origin (extension ID "cjpalhdlnbpafiamejdnhcphjbkeiagm") is blocked by the administrator." WTH! https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/adblock-pro/ocifcklkibdehekfnmflempfgjhbedch?hl=en https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ublock-origin/cjpalhdlnbpafiamejdnhcphjbkeiagm?hl=en Regards, MHN39