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Peio64

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Hi,

I have a big problem with a small app which does not need installation in Windows 10 (App "OpenCompass" that you can download free here : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_fAxu8laIFO_MjZ9ZEpde3b9G8TKM5AD/view?usp=sharing ).

When I try to open it, MWB tells me that it blocks it and it erases the executable file (OpenCompass.exe) from the OpenCompass folder.

I put both the folder and the .exe file in the exclusion folder with no success. As well, changing the name in "Open_Compass" does not solve this issue : MWB still block it and still  erases the renamed "Open_Compass.exe" file. I tried the exclusion of "an already detected exploit" but the windows is blank, with no exploit detected.

Actually there is nothing concerning this blocking action in the "Quarantine" nor in the "Protection log".

I ran the MB-check tool and I found 4 entries at the today date (03/07/2018) in the folder "MwacDetections" (file attached).

An analysis of OpenCompass.exe by both Zemana anti-malware and AVG does not indicate that this file contains any threat.

I have updated MWB from version 3.1.3 to 3.1.4 but the same issue is still blocking the app.

What can I do ? Thanks for any help.

 

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This should be fixed now. If its still detected i would need you to do this to stop the detections.

 

Totally shutdown Malwarebytes. Go here in explorer:

 

C:\ProgramData\Malwarebytes\MBAMService

and delete the following file only.

hubblecache

 

it has no extension.

 

Then you can restart mbam and the cache file will rebuild on the next scan. You only have to do this on repeated detections if we told you we have fixed it already.

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Hi Shadowwar,

I did what you said but the app is still blocked as before.

In MBAM service, there is no more "hubblecache" after restarting MWB.

What can I do more ?

[edit] I realize that I was wrong when I said in my first message that the check tool reported entries for today. Actually they were from 02/07/2018. Apparently there is nothing for today (03/07) in this MwacDetection file.

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I don't understand (maybe my limited English). What do you mean by "I fixed one other setting" ? Do you mean you fixed something in MY installed MWB ? And there is no more "hubblecache" in my MBAMService folder. Thus I can not delete it again.

 

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I see now.

But maybe I do not closed MWB completely. I closed it by right clicking on the icon and choosing "quit" but when I try again to open this bloody app, it blocks it despite it is "closed". Is there an other mean to shut it down completely ?

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I re-ran mb-check and I found no more entries for today. But in the mb-check results.txt, I found what follows which obviously concerns my problem :

"....

"scanArchives" : true,
      "scanRootkit" : true,
         "id" : "0904a1e8-21f8-11e8-94ed-4ccc6adbb304",
         "path" : "F35F497A629BF895C56D5A6E3C7DE6CC29E64379F75A93DEF8E4DDA3B3CC2CCC1B486F484F36DA89CE4F43A92A67C92F30AC0841451BD20BB338ACC19A",
        C:\Users\Pierre Aubineau\Desktop\OpenCompass\OpenCompass.exe
         "type" : "file"
         "id" : "9258c7fa-2200-11e8-8a12-4ccc6adbb304",
         "path" : "F35F497A629BF895C56D5A6E3C7DE6CC29E64379F75A93DEF8E4DDA3B3CC2CCC1B486F484F36DA89CE4F43A976",
        C:\Users\Pierre Aubineau\Desktop\OpenCompass
         "type" : "folder"

..."

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