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TempAcc

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  1. So, are you confirming that they were FP? Should I repeat the scan again with the setting off to confirm it? I am currently running a ESET Online Scan to see if I can find anything else.
  2. Few more files that were detected and the log - hope it helps. juno_by_rasvob-d98gw1d.rar illustro_extended_2_1_by_oxmaster-d7w6ymw.rar desktop_vu_meter_1_2_1_final_release_by_hitbit_pa-d7z12sa.rar scan.txt
  3. Hello I have recently detected several possible pieces of malware - the 2 files that I have uploaded as .rar were detected in my computer. These files were flagged 4 times each in total, as they are found in several other parts of the same programs - Rainmeter, a desktop personalisation program. I ran a full custom scan, set to detect all options, and flag all things, such as PUP's. These files were not detected by my Anti-Virus (Avast) or by another scanner (Emsisoft Emergency Kit), both which are up-to-date. I have ran several scans of all types, of a range of security programs (Hitman Pro, Emsisoft, Avast, TDSKiller, RKILL, adwcleaner and ESET) and I do so very regularly. Never before have any of these files been flagged by anything, or have I had any sort of issues with these files. The files have been in my computer for a handful of years now. The only difference between my normal scanning process and this scan, was that I had enabled the following setting - "Use expert system algorithms to identify malicious files"". I know this is an machine learning based aspect to MalwareBytes, and following some research, I know it has flagged up FP before. Should I be worried about these files, or is this just a false positive following the new setting being enabled? If you need any more information/files etc, let me know. RainRGB4.rar NXT-OS.rar
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