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Should be fixed again. Thanks for notifying us!
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No that's ok I got it now. The file should no longer be detected. Give it about 10 mins to see the results on your end. Thanks for reporting this to us. Regards A4DE98178EB37792F041947C68B5B885
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Hi, Can you please try reattaching C:\PROGRAM FILES (X86)\PUBLIC SAFETY\REPORTBEAM\REPORTBEAM.CLIENT.LAUNCHER.EXE ? Thank you
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It's probably going to happen every time you create a new release. It might be best if you could digitally sign the future versions. Regards
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Fixed Regards BF663FF66CD22AE6CE8641B039F262F4
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Hi, it looks malware-free to me. It should no longer be detected on our end. 79523BEBEFB345ACC7B09F68ED9947C6
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Trojan.Bitcoinminer Reappears After System Reboot
thisisu replied to technicallydifficult's topic in Resolved Malware Removal Logs
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Trojan.Bitcoinminer Reappears After System Reboot
thisisu replied to technicallydifficult's topic in Resolved Malware Removal Logs
Hi there, I reviewed your logs and added some rules to our database that should pick up the remaining traces of this infection. If you update the MBAM database and rescan you should notice some new items detected. Regards -
Thanks for attaching. I looked at another file that had a similar component to what was targeted. Emotet did not exist in 1998. The files you attached aren't malicious. It was a false positive on our end. Sorry for the inconvenience Fixed in the following DB versions: MBAM2 Version: v2018.12.22.01 MBAM3 Version: 1.0.8437 More reading if you're interested: https://blog.malwarebytes.com/detections/trojan-emotet/ Best regards
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Verified this is a false positive. It will be fixed in an upcoming update. Can you please attach one of the files?
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Thanks for reporting. This is indeed a false positive and has since been corrected 88930B6F71793805A93F5616A07479F5
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Hello and thanks for reporting this to us. It should be fixed now.
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Hi, Please add this to your exclusions, since we are not going to delist this detection, because malware uses this as well, pointing to a "bogus" taskmanager, that is malware instead;
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Yes it was a false positive. If already quarantined, you can restore the file. Watch the following for more details on how to do this: https://support.malwarebytes.com/videos/1049
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Fixed in: MBAM2 Version: v2018.11.27.02 MBAM3 Version: 1.0.8037
