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Rootkit.Dropper detected in one file and removed. Is my machine now clean?


HarryZ

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Aloha,

I have a customer's machine that seemed to be infected. I installed / updated / ran a full scan with Malwarebytes, and it found and deleted the following file amongst other infections.

C:\Users\Owner\AppData\Local\Temp\C227.tmp (Rootkit.Dropper) -> Quarantined and deleted successfully.

This is the first time I've run across a rootkit. Since MWB was able to quarantine and delete the file, am I done? Or do I need to run more scans with different tools to make sure that this rootkit has been removed? I've updated and run a Quick Scan with MWB and it comes back clean.

Full log file is being uploaded.

mbam_log_2010_11_18__21_05_27_.txt

Thanks in advance, for your assistance!

Harry Z.

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Aloha,

This computer belongs to an individual, not a business. Please assist.

Mahalo.

Harry Z.

Hi,

As a business computer you need to have a license for use of MBAM. Please send a private message with your Cleverbridge order reference number to AdvancedSetup (Manager of Online Support) and they can assist you from the Corporate Support. :)

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