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So I take it that next time you conduct expected maintenance, knowing that this non-malfunction has taken place, you'll kindly notify your users in advance? That would be the professional way of handling it, and would alleviate a lot of concerns.

mb-clean seems to have fixed it.

Even though I posted two logs as requested, you still need to reproduce the block in order to fix it? MB-Clean removes all of my settings, reverts everything back to default, doesn't it?

Please elaborate... is this a legitimate detection or a false positive?

Malwarebytes www.malwarebytes.com -Log Details- Protection Event Date: 11/15/17 Protection Event Time: 4:20 AM Log File: 68702ab8-c9ff-11e7-a888-00ff8671970e.json Administrator: Yes -Software Information- Version: 3.3.1.2183 Components Version: 1.0.236 Update Package Version: 1.0.3261 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- Domain: smtp.suddenlink.net IP Address: 208.180.40.68

Malwarebytes www.malwarebytes.com -Log Details- Protection Event Date: 11/14/17 Protection Event Time: 3:03 PM Log File: 1850dfd8-c990-11e7-80e8-00ff8671970e.json Administrator: Yes -Software Information- Version: 3.3.1.2183 Components Version: 1.0.236 Update Package Version: 1.0.3256 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- Domain: smtp.suddenlink.net IP Address: 208.180.40.68

Malwarebytes tarted blocking smtp.suddenlink.net about 5 days ago with v3.2.2.2018. I had to exclude it. Today I installed 3.3.1 and tried removing the exclusion, but it gets blocked again, so it's excluded again. TY -Website Data- Domain: smtp.suddenlink.net IP Address: 208.180.40.68 Port: [60965] Type: Outbound File: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office14\OUTLOOK.EXE

I understand that you don't have time, but you did post a rather lengthy response to which I replied. Please be advised that there is absolutely zero anger coming from me. Zero. Just wanted to be clear that there is no "heated" posting coming from me, Ron. And I am at a loss to understand your "he said/she said contest" remark. Don't see any he said/she said anywhere, so let's toss that out. I would appreciate a reply to my question... I think it is a fair one. I'll repeat... --> Here's a simple question... has Malwarebytes ever achieved good results with MRG Effitas

Interesting that you "don't speak for the company" but then you reference using "our product". Whatever. Let's not turn this into a you-know-what-kind-of-a match. I have seen a lot of security program developers get shitty with users who ask questions about test results. And they always claim some version of what you just claimed... the test was tainted. The implication there is what, by the way? That the testing organization doesn't like you, or that you have not paid them their "fee" for giving you high marks? Why exactly would these testers have vendettas against the programs tha

Why not say what's on your mind instead of invoking two 8 year old threads? An official response to the test results would be preferable to an insinuation.

For the amount of problems it has been causing, a user needs to look at that as well when deciding if its effectiveness is worth keeping it on one's machine. And by problems, I mean quirkiness, protections suddenly not working, upgrades going bad, etc. I also run MBAM alongside of ESET NOD32 AV as a complementary protection, and I will not even consider upgrading until I see a lot fewer issues on this forum. The day may come when I pull MBAM from real-time protection duty and relegate it to simple on-demand scanner status.

I have discovered that the HoeflerText popup only happens when connected via my VPN. I have contacted their support for further assistance. Note to Telos, thank you for your AdwCleaner suggestion. I did run it and there are no infections. Chrome: The “HoeflerText” font wasn’t found scam

Actually, I am not infected. The site I visited is infected, and is using a soc eng method of trying to infect me. I have seen this pop up only on one site. Read about the HoeflerText attack. I want to know how to stop the popups if/when they are encountered on the web. TY

I have encountered this social engineering attack on the web. The first time I saw it, I thought it might be legit, and I started to download (into a Sandboxie-protected folder), but didn't even complete the download, let alone recover the file and execute it. I am now well aware of the attack, but would still like to know how to configure MB3 to block these HoeflerText popups, or, for someone to explain to me why MB3 is not already blocking them?

Excuse me, but these issues are impacting me on a daily basis. Posting by members who "didn't start the thread" is happening all over this forum. Are you responding in this manner to all of them? It is HELPFUL to users to come here and read EVERYONE'S input. It enables us to see exactly how widespread these issues are, as opposed to solitary events happening to a small handful of users. No one is blaming YOU, so no need to take it personal. As a matter of fact, since you are only a volunteer, I am not even addressing you. Staff members wrote the instructions that you linked and that I r