This is affecting our (large) organization greatly. Many of our users were interrupted throughout Friday, lots of lost work, and 1/3 of the IT staff pulled out of support roles to work on a root cause with no call-backs or response from MB. to submitted ticket(s), etc. Users continue to lose work and the fact that the workaround is to disable Endpoint realtime scanning is a terrible idea. How about specific exclusions we can add to endpoint? How about calling back the customers who leave voicemails/open tickets? Based on this forum it's only 6 calls that would help MB to retain customers. Here is what would help us customers the most:
1. Acknowledge the issue and who is at fault - done, it's a Malwarebytes problem, not Microsoft
2. Communicate with the customer - sort of -- in a forum?
3. Provide an eta to a real fix with regular updates to manage our expectations--we have to answer to Management.
Thank you for your help and please, please keep providing updates and developments within this forum as this appears to be the only mode of support. There's rumors out there that say we should exclude certain Malwarebytes files. Is this valid and are you testing that?