http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/rep ... 1305815260
I was trying the "new" Google Chrome BitDefender Quickscan extension and it found 1 infected file. Assuming it was a false positive, but wanting to know for sure, I ran it through VT, almost a 10% hitrate as you can see in the link. So at this moment I am unsure what to think about it.
Bitdefender quickscan reports:
C:\Windows\system32\explorer.exe --> Worm.Generic.324167 --> HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\"Shell"
The explorer.exe file in System32 MD5: 8b88ebbb05a0e56b7dcc708498c02b3e C:\Windows\system32\explorer.exe
And the C:\windows\explorer.exe MD5: 332feab1435662fc6c672e25beb37be3 C:\Windows\Explorer.exe
Running on Windows 7 x64 Pro, SuperAntiSpyware and Eset Smart Security installed on the system.
False positive? Or new beasty?
I was trying the "new" Google Chrome BitDefender Quickscan extension and it found 1 infected file. Assuming it was a false positive, but wanting to know for sure, I ran it through VT, almost a 10% hitrate as you can see in the link. So at this moment I am unsure what to think about it.
Bitdefender quickscan reports:
C:\Windows\system32\explorer.exe --> Worm.Generic.324167 --> HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\"Shell"
The explorer.exe file in System32 MD5: 8b88ebbb05a0e56b7dcc708498c02b3e C:\Windows\system32\explorer.exe
And the C:\windows\explorer.exe MD5: 332feab1435662fc6c672e25beb37be3 C:\Windows\Explorer.exe
Running on Windows 7 x64 Pro, SuperAntiSpyware and Eset Smart Security installed on the system.
False positive? Or new beasty?
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