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lcbrevard

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I have SmartSVN Pro 9.1.2 #5050 on Windows 10 Pro. 

Last night Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Home (Premium) 2.2.1.1043 decided that 271 files and 51 folders in ... 

C:\Users\Laurence\AppData\Roaming\SmartSVN\ 

... have the Trojan.Fileless in them. 

That seems unlikely. 

I am assuming this is a false positive with Malwarebytes but I would like to know if anyone else is seeing something like this. 

I updated the database, exited MBAM, ran MBAM /DEVELOPER, and rescanned the ...\SmartSVN\ folder above.

I have attached the log file from that scan.

Since the entire SmartSVN folder was detected I created a two part (to stay under 30MB per file) .rar of everything in it.
 

20161023-Malwarebytes-claims-SmartSVN-trojan-developer.txt

SmartSVN.part2.rar

SmartSVN.part1.rar

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G'day

I got into work today where we have MalwareBytes Anti-Malware Premium installed, and I've encountered the same as the topic starter here.

The MalwareBytes Anti-Malware has picked up that every single file and folder within the C:\Users\<name>\AppData\Roaming\SmartSVN\ directory as being Trojan.Fileless. And this is across three different user accounts on this machine, one of which has only been logged into once 2-3 weeks ago. It would seem that this has not been fixed just yet, from what I can tell.

I made sure that my MBAM was fully up to date, rebooted my computer, and rescanned the computer as per the above post and have received the exact same results - picking up all SmartSVN files/folders in that directory as Trojan.Fileless. As per the topic starter, I find it highly unlikely that these are all infected with Trojan.Fileless (649 'threats' picked up in my case) and it looks as though it is a false positive in detecting.

Please advise if there is anything I should do to help resolve this issue. Thanks.

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Same issue here. Malwarebytes quarantined all the files. After that I ran Malwarebytes again and the same trojan was actually detected in some files in the malwarebytes folder.  After cleaning those out I did a full scan with Windows Defender and no additional issues were detected.

After confirming everything was clean, I reinstalled SmartSVN 9.1.2, and the trojan.fileless files were back in there again. Malwarebytes database version 2016.10.24.01

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21 hours ago, shadowwar said:

This was already fixed. Can you reboot and rescan that folder?

 

 

It's not fixed here yet!

I did a complete shutdown, restart, updated Malwarebytes, but...

Another scan of  C:\Users\Laurence\AppData\Roaming\SmartSVN\  is still claiming every single file and folder is infected with Trojan.Fileless

See attached "Save Results" from Total Threats Detected: 312 screen.

20161024-Malwarebytes-claims-SmartSVN-trojan-scanlog.txt

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11 hours ago, CJohnstone said:

G'day

I got into work today where we have MalwareBytes Anti-Malware Premium installed, and I've encountered the same as the topic starter here.

The MalwareBytes Anti-Malware has picked up that every single file and folder within the C:\Users\<name>\AppData\Roaming\SmartSVN\ directory as being Trojan.Fileless. And this is across three different user accounts on this machine, one of which has only been logged into once 2-3 weeks ago. It would seem that this has not been fixed just yet, from what I can tell.

I made sure that my MBAM was fully up to date, rebooted my computer, and rescanned the computer as per the above post and have received the exact same results - picking up all SmartSVN files/folders in that directory as Trojan.Fileless. As per the topic starter, I find it highly unlikely that these are all infected with Trojan.Fileless (649 'threats' picked up in my case) and it looks as though it is a false positive in detecting.

Please advise if there is anything I should do to help resolve this issue. Thanks.

 

10 hours ago, Deecey said:

Same issue here. Malwarebytes quarantined all the files. After that I ran Malwarebytes again and the same trojan was actually detected in some files in the malwarebytes folder.  After cleaning those out I did a full scan with Windows Defender and no additional issues were detected.

After confirming everything was clean, I reinstalled SmartSVN 9.1.2, and the trojan.fileless files were back in there again. Malwarebytes database version 2016.10.24.01

 

2 hours ago, lcbrevard said:

 

It's not fixed here yet!

I did a complete shutdown, restart, updated Malwarebytes, but...

Another scan of  C:\Users\Laurence\AppData\Roaming\SmartSVN\  is still claiming every single file and folder is infected with Trojan.Fileless

See attached "Save Results" from Total Threats Detected: 312 screen.

20161024-Malwarebytes-claims-SmartSVN-trojan-scanlog.txt

Hello,

Sorry for the inconvenience here. Can you update to database version v2016.10.24.07 and let us know if this has been fixed or not?

Regards

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7 hours ago, lcbrevard said:

 

It's not fixed here yet!

I did a complete shutdown, restart, updated Malwarebytes, but...

Another scan of  C:\Users\Laurence\AppData\Roaming\SmartSVN\  is still claiming every single file and folder is infected with Trojan.Fileless

See attached "Save Results" from Total Threats Detected: 312 screen.

20161024-Malwarebytes-claims-SmartSVN-trojan-scanlog.txt

Now on Database Version: v.2016.10.24.10 and the problem is fixed.

Onward... :-)

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