not sure where to post this, mbam scan found trojan.agent, removed it but not sure what it did/does

[EFG]

i performed a full scan today, only detection was

C:\Users\Tom\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\6ZFEV3ZC\Testbundle23w_1254[1].exe

i quarentined and removed it, im running another scan of mbam now to make sure its gone, i just wanted to know what it did, should i change all my passwords, etc.

Thanks, tom

[Firefox]

Hello and

If your scans come back clean more than likely you are good to go, being that it was a temp file, it may have been downloaded as a drive by download. If you did not double click on it it probably never got installed.

[EFG]

thank you, the scans came back clean.

is there anything i should look out for or do just incase?

[Firefox]

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