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AlexLeadingEdge

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Hi guys,

This Javascript was picked up by Malwarebytes:

C:\Windows\System32\WScript.exe C:\Windows\System32\WScript.exe C:\Users\jamesc\Downloads\mm_ue_conversations_button.js

When I look inside the Javascript file I see references to "NApiVersion 2.0" which is a part of the NetSuite Applications Suite, which is what our client uses extensively.

VirusTotal also doesn't pick it up:

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/daf80dca4face075bd0727a96c0d4188a5699189ecd9589b1caea8eadf313041

mm_ue_conversations_button.zip

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17 minutes ago, AlexLeadingEdge said:

This Javascript was picked up by Malwarebytes:

C:\Windows\System32\WScript.exe C:\Windows\System32\WScript.exe C:\Users\jamesc\Downloads\mm_ue_conversations_button.js

Was this an exploit block? Malwarebytes does not detect script files in a scan.

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If you post back the following logs it will show us.

 

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15 minutes ago, Porthos said:

Did you enable any non default policy's in the advanced exploit settings? For example penetration testing?

Where do I see this in OneView or Nebula? I think the answer is 'no', but as I didn't set it up originally I cannot say without checking.

Everything except for Boot Process is turned on under Policies > Default > Protection Settings.

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51 minutes ago, AlexLeadingEdge said:

Where do I see this in OneView or Nebula?

That I can not say as I am not familiar with the product. And also not familiar with the logs from it to advise further.

I can say that exploit protection has been more aggressive lately. and some times you have to change things to let somethings work correctly.

For example, anything that makes a call to C:\Windows\System32\WScript.exe to execute something is probably going to be blocked since malware can do the same.

If you have not tried, you could exclude mm_ue_conversations_button.js from the protection.

Also you can Submit  Business Support Ticket  as well.

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20 minutes ago, Porthos said:

That I can not say as I am not familiar with the product. And also not familiar with the logs from it to advise further.

I can say that exploit protection has been more aggressive lately. and some times you have to change thins to let somethings work correctly.

For example, anything that makes a call to C:\Windows\System32\WScript.exe to execute something is probably going to be blocked since malware can do the same.

If you have not tried, you could exclude mm_ue_conversations_button.js from the protection.

Also you can Submit  Business Support Ticket  as well.

Thanks Porthos, I have opened a business support ticket.

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3 minutes ago, AlexLeadingEdge said:

Is there a False Positives section for Business Customers?

This is in the right section but I think support will have to offer you some changes to make so this stops being an issue.

34 minutes ago, Porthos said:

I can say that exploit protection has been more aggressive lately. and some times you have to change things to let somethings work correctly.

 

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