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Cleric_of_Vecna

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  1. BjelakovicL, Thanks for the information. One of the things I noticed was that the game had (by default) enabled to use a CDN for installations. Is it possible these IPs have a negative reputation by association? I've run a few AV scans either way. Thank you very much for getting back to me.
  2. Good evening, I am a member of a beta for a new game coming out called "Pax Dei". I have been given a key to a launcher called "LauncherElectron.exe" from a trusted source, and during the installation I have been given (As of now, when I'm 49% done). I have linked a picture of all of them in the attached files as well as a random report from one of them. I personally highly doubt I'm downloading trojans from an official source like this, but if there's a real risk I would have no problems removing it from my computer. Thank you very much for reviewing this, and I hope you have a great day. Falsepositivecandidate.txt
  3. Thank you for the advice. I wish you all a good day, and if I don't have any issues any time soon, a very Merry Christmas as well!
  4. mbst-grab-results.zip As requested. Thank you very much, and I like your Oppenheimer quote.
  5. Hello, I don't have a problem as much as a question about malware itself. I recently had a scan take place that identified a file as "Setup(1).Exe" in my downloads folder. The application quarantined it and I haven't seen anything since, but my concern isn't with that so as much as the nature of the cause of the infection itself. The previous evening, I had a scan take place at 7:07PM that was manual that yielded no results, and I went to bed a few hours afterwards. I did some basic internet browsing, though not to any sites I haven't been to in the past. The next morning, at 7:42 AM, the automatic scan discovered and quarantined the aforementioned "Setup(1).Exe" file in my downloads. I had a few theories as to why this may have happened: Malwarebytes was updated and a files that previously may have appeared benign were newly flagged as malicious The "Setup(1).Exe" file was not actually a setup file at all but rather the product of some malicious software or program that creates malware that ran overnight without my realizing Though I have bluetooth disabled and have file sharing of every category disabled on my computer, some actor may have found some way to remotely download files to my computer without my consent I apologize if any of these sound far-fetched, I simply want to make sure this doesn't happen again. I have already done a full system scan of every drive with the Malwarebytes Premium 4.4,10 application (including rootkits) and among 1,540,813 files, none raised a flag, and I had my computer entirely offline for the duration of the scan. If you could offer any insight on why this could have happened and how to avoid a similar event from occurring in the future, I would greatly appreciate it. I am very paranoid about viruses and it's entirely possible I am simply missing something extremely simple. Thanks for indulging me.
  6. Edit: That 8202517 should read as 82021517. Sorry for the inconvenience.
  7. Hello, I have been using MalwareBytes for a few years now and I have been satisfied with its performance, but I recently downloaded something and ever since then I have been getting multiple Malware/Trojan blocked sites I have the list of malware included in the picture attached to this support. My main worry is the one it marks as a "Trojan". The ones it flags as malware are Valheim.exe which I downloaded through steam, and I believe to be false positives, though I am more than willing to be corrected. I ran a scan on the directory anyways and it came up clean. I am not using any mods for Valheim. The other notification I am getting is one saying "Trojan", and said exported file with my findings will also be attached. The only information the notepad gives are: -Blocked Website Details- Malicious Website: 1 , System, Blocked, -1, -1, 0.0.0, , -Website Data- Category: Trojan Domain: IP Address: 74.208.16.65 Port: 137 Type: Outbound File: System How do I address this? I have done multiple scans on my computer following updating Malwarebytes to its latest version. Any further steps I could be taking would be welcome. Even if it's the best case scenario and I'm just getting a lot of false positives I would be very happy to know how to make the detections stop. samplemalwarediagnosis.txt 8202517.txt 81921901.txt
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