Catomax26 Posted December 22, 2021 ID:1494140 Share Posted December 22, 2021 I don't know why, but some odd file called "MBAMWsc.exe" asked to execute with admin permission TWICE. It doesn't appear on startup menu, neither does Malwarebytes. When I booted up, it popped up 10 seconds after I logged in. When I clicked "No", it appeared again. After that it didn't ask again. But the weird thing is that it didn't have Malwarebytes inc. as the confirmed editor. Is it a malware disguised as a legitimate process? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Porthos Posted December 22, 2021 ID:1494151 Share Posted December 22, 2021 2 hours ago, Catomax26 said: I don't know why, but some odd file called "MBAMWsc.exe" asked to execute with admin permission TWICE. It doesn't appear on startup menu, neither does Malwarebytes. When I booted up, it popped up 10 seconds after I logged in. When I clicked "No", it appeared again. After that it didn't ask again. But the weird thing is that it didn't have Malwarebytes inc. as the confirmed editor. Is it a malware disguised as a legitimate process? That file is part of Malwarebytes and if Malwarebytes is installed it needs access. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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