Website blocked due to Trojan on fnplicensingservice64.exe

[Firechicken 0]

Update in, 10 minutes with no notifications. So far, so good.

[pwhole 0]

My annual Adobe subscription is about to renew - I wonder if it's an issue with Creative Cloud, as I've been getting this warnings too for the last few hours - never had it before today.

[exile360 395]

It was a false positive and has now been corrected.  Please update Malwarebytes and it should no longer be detected/blocked.  You can update manually either by right-clicking the Malwarebytes tray icon and selecting Check for Updates or opening Malwarebytes and accessing settings by clciking the small gear icon in the upper right, then clicking the Check for updates button near the top of the General tab.

[CarlosMejia 0]

 

Same problem,

I see that the file creation date is 2019, but the "access date" is today 10/17/20 at 9:54 am, when the alert messages started.

But yesterday my internet modem registered the following messages:

10/16/2020 15:43:47 DoS (Denial of Service) attack [TCP SYN FLOOD IP]: detected.
10/16/2020 15:43:47 DoS (Denial of Service) attack [TCP SYN FLOOD]: detected.

So I don't know what to think, maybe  it's a false positive, maybe not.

[AdvancedSetup 586]

This was a false positive. Please update Malwarebytes and that will correct the issue

Thank you

 

[isaac7437 0]

Do you think that this is happening because of this? I just got this email from Autodesk.

[AdvancedSetup 586]

Hmmm... I would not personally trust the email or click any of it's links. I would manually go to the AutoDesk website and seek out the information instead to verify

Thanks @isaac7437

[isaac7437 0]

17 hours ago, AdvancedSetup said:

Hmmm... I would not personally trust the email or click any of it's links. I would manually go to the AutoDesk website and seek out the information instead to verify

Thanks @isaac7437

It's an official email.

[AdvancedSetup 586]

Very well could be. Sorry, I've been doing security for a long time and I never trust links in anyone's email. If at all possible I always manually visit the sites. If that's not possible then review the source code to make sure. Cannot tell you how many people in security have thought an email was legit and clicked on a link only to quickly regret that action.