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Possible false positive - Nanocore CCME_ASYM.DLL and CCME_BASE.DLL


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NanoCore.Backdoor, C:\WINDOWS\INSTALLER\$PATCHCACHE$\MANAGED\68AB67CA7DA76301B744CAF070E41400\15.7.20033\CCME_ASYM.DLL, Aucune action de l'utilisateur, 1000002, 0, 1.0.32498, 5FAFCF7D7EC1BB24C69AA8B4, dds, 00971610, 219D56D4B66DAED4169318C45E7792B3, E5CE2FE10F69F82B108B657F3D75D308FBE118FA58E149DE9C142BA954C3E8C0

Aucune action de l'utilisateur, Means you took no action. You need to quarantine them. Vous devez les mettre en quarantaine.

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46 minutes ago, DavidJames said:

I need to understand this result to know if I should format my PCs and change all my passwords >_< (NanoCore is a Remote Access Trojan)

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Hey guys. 

 

I had the same thing after not even using my device since the last full scan. 

Time line as follows:

Full scan using malwarebytes and other scanners, no detections. 

Had to leave without using device after full scans so turned off PC. Event viewer confirmed device not accessed until I returned a few days later. 

Downloaded definition updates, disconnected PC and rescanned everything in full (i do a full scan every 3 or 4 days regardless of usage) 

Now I had these detections like you, though PC remained unused since last full clear scan. No detections on any other AV. 

 

CLI seemed to confirm false positive above. 

 

So far no issues with my PC usage, though would be nice to hear more from Malwarebytes team. 

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@cli
Thank you for a very quick answer that it was a false threat of trojan.

In the weekend I made a couple of scans and later on it found that there was another two files in quarantine from the Brother printer. 
I put the printscreen of the all files which I have in my quaranteen to check and to be sure it wasn't a malware threat. 

Could you check it once again and let me know?  

False Positive1.jpg

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