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Lucie

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  1. Thanks. i dont think im ibfected as ive done scans and had a look on google just was wanting some advice.

    should the update agent show in the add/remove section. it shows as installed in the update view installed update section. same with the kb890830 update from june 13

    also to add the june 4th update kb2718704 does show in the add/remove sections. read before with some updates that they over ride others so the updates that are over ridden dont show in

    add/remove section

    just abit concerened that even though the update agent update from june 19 and june 13 update kb 890830 show in my windows check whats been installed section they dont show in add/remove. personally i have no idea if every update should show in add/remove or only some do

  2. Thanks. i dont think im ibfected as ive done scans and had a look on google just was wanting some advice.

    should the update agent show in the add/remove section. it shows as installed in the update view installed update section. same with the kb890830 update from june 13

  3. if the possible problem happened on my comp around 16th was i protected from the june 4th KB2718704 update? or was there still a problem with m.s security until the update agent was updated on the 19th?. trying to work out if there was a chance it could have been something bad on the 16th but because the update agent update didnt happen until the 19th did it leave me with a possible risk? or am i ok becasue of the update from the 4th june?. seems strange that M.S did an critical update on the 4th june but then left it till the 19th to update the agent if the problems were connected.

    thanks for your help

  4. ok ive checked my comp and i have the update KB2718704 installed on the 4th june . from googling that tells me that was the patch that was released on june 3rd to correct the security issue in regards to flame.

    can you advise as to what the update agent update was for.was it also inrelation to flame?

  5. Looking on google the update agent is diff from the one put out on the third june which was kb2718704 which was put out because of this security issue.

    I think the possible problem with the axtivex happened around the 16th. i clicked to check for updates and as normal it checks to make sure u have the right activex it said i didnt and the

    download came up.. is this how flame was causing issues?

  6. Does mbytes free scanner detect the virus flame that was been installed by a fake microsoft certificate. as some reports say some

    antivirus dont detect it because the a.v thinks its come from microsoft when infact it hasnt. bit concerned as i had a activex update when checking for microsoft updates around the middle of june and after abit of googling its got me concerned. ive scanned several times with kaspersky and mbytes and nothing has come up and the comp is working fine

  7. thank you. i did a scan and it said i had version 1.60.1.1000 so i guess i have the updated version. although it took over 6 hrs to scan! sometimes it takes 2-3 hrs then if its quick it can take 1.5hrs rarely does it take this long. although MB is quite tempremental with my comp and sometimes freezes when scanning. i guess cause my comp is quite old?

  8. No need to do a full scan. Just right navigate to the folder - c:\program files\Java\jre6\bin\

    Right click on it and have mbam scan it.

    Now that I see your log, there's no need to do the scan. I can confirm it's the same false positive which we fixed earlier.

    thanks alot. could you tell me what the system restore is and thats a f.p aswell along with the dropper in the windows

  9. i started scanning around lunch time. it was updated then. took 4 hrs to scan so i guess i need to update it again to stop the false positive below is what came up

    Files Infected:

    c:\program files\common files\Java\java update\jaureg.exe (Trojan.Dropper.pws) -> Quarantined and deleted successfully.

    c:\program files\Java\jre6\bin\javacpl.cpl (Trojan.Dropper.pws) -> Quarantined and deleted successfully.

    c:\program files\Java\jre6\bin\javacpl.exe (Trojan.Dropper.pws) -> Quarantined and deleted successfully.

    c:\system volume information\_restore{b37680b2-ba0a-4e5d-bf30-83e44c588624}\RP58\A0007511.cpl (Trojan.Dropper.pws) -> Quarantined and deleted successfully.

    c:\system volume information\_restore{b37680b2-ba0a-4e5d-bf30-83e44c588624}\RP58\A0007512.exe (Trojan.Dropper.pws) -> Quarantined and deleted successfully.

    c:\system volume information\_restore{b37680b2-ba0a-4e5d-bf30-83e44c588624}\RP58\A0007566.cpl (Trojan.Dropper.pws) -> Quarantined and deleted successfully.

    c:\system volume information\_restore{b37680b2-ba0a-4e5d-bf30-83e44c588624}\RP58\A0007582.rbf (Trojan.Dropper.pws) -> Quarantined and deleted successfully.

    c:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\javacpl.cpl (Trojan.Dropper.pws) -> Quarantined and deleted successfully.

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