trojkilla

Ok, no problem. I've haven't noticed it with any recent downloads.

Old attachments seem to be downloaded as "msg-[NUMBERS].ipb" instead of the original filename. Could they be set to download as the actual filename ? Thanks,

I am having the same problem for about two weeks now, where MBAM is updating successfully but reporting "unable to access update server". I first noticed it after I installed and then uninstalled Malwarebyte's Anti-Exploit, so I'm wondering if there could be a configuration issue / bug somewhere. I ran through the Removal at https://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?/topic/146017-mbam-clean-removal-process-2x/, and my system time seems to be correct so I don't see what the issue would be other than a bug somewhere in MBAM. Another possible reason could be that I installed MBAM from an unpriviliged user account by elevating to admin account with UAC password prompt, and I have been running / updating MBAM via the unpriviliged user. It could indicate a misconfiguration since the user running it is technically different than the user it was installed under. This seems to be an issue with a lot of installed programs in Windows when installing from elevated admin UAC prompt. Unix OSes seem to do a much better job with not causing problems by running mostly as unpriviliged and using su , etc.

Did you disconnect the machine from the internet after you discovered it was infected?

Hey, I was wondering if for the sake of malware research and detection that MBAM could perhaps join the vendors that are included in online virus-scanning services such as VirusTotal, Jotti, and MetaScan. I think this would greatly increase your ability to collect new samples and threat intelligence.

VirusTotal also has a new design style for their webpages. Check it out: http://www.virustotal.com/

Thanks!! I stand corrected.

Hello, I have noticed that whenever I right click on a file for a context menu scan, MBAM starts the scan by saying "enumerating registry objects....", as it does for a quick or full scan. This is unnecessary if only a few files are being scanned on demand. I think you should simplify the context menu scanning.