C:\Windows\Installer\8abd674.msi: Win.Trojan.Agent-1696537 FOUND

Trojan by found by ClamWinbut but NOT quarantined or deleted. (I tried both options)/

Win 8.1. ClamWin up-to-date. Windows Defender also present and active.

I recommend submitting that file to virustotal and make sure it is not a false positive. You can do that here: https://virustotal.com If it is, please submit the file with the virustotal report here: http://www.clamav.net/contact

Windows Defender with ClamWin as backup scanner is a good choice. Unfortunately, with any AV there is a window of opportunity for malware for a short time after it is released, until the AV sigmakers develop a signature for it. When you submit an infected file to Virus Total, a sample of the file s sent to the AVs that do not detect it. So Virus Total plays an important part in detection.

Regards,

Thanks to both board users who replied. The latest update of ClamWin database excludes this file. So no more worries.

You can try to install some free trial antivirus software which might sought of this issue.

You can choose the one you like.

Hi guys;

The settings are on 'move to quarantine' - CW did so on my 1 TB Toshiba EHD & the partition D: in the tower. However, my oldest EHD Maxtor 500 GB has 2 nasty trojans according to CW & it left them there after a 2nd scan. Now what? Are these false positives? How can I get rid of them? Would it be safe to move both infected files inside the folders onto a Flash stick?

E:\Program Files\ACE Mega CoDecS Pack\Media Player Classic\binkw32.dll: Win.Trojan.Ramnit-6003 FOUND
E:\Program Files\comcasttb\CIDGlobalLight.exe: Win.Trojan.Agent-792462 FOUND
----------- SCAN SUMMARY -----------
Known viruses: 6030452
Engine version: 0.99.1
Scanned directories: 3783
Scanned files: 40301
Infected files: 2
Not copied: 2
Data scanned: 46687.48 MB
Data read: 96625.27 MB (ratio 0.48:1)
Time: 8568.971 sec (142 m 48 s)

I am stunned that the Comcast folder is infected! Luckily, I've never used the ACE player. Use WMP, Nero Suite & VLC.


MWB-Pro, Avast (found lots of VBV.JPG on the 3rd 1TB EHD backup before using CW), AVG, Webroot, RogueKiller, MS malware removal tool didn't find any of these 6 bad bugs. The February MSMRT raised a red flag when it claimed at the end of 12 h scan to have found 6 bugs but after completion, said nothing found. Only ClamWin found the infections for which I am very grateful. The Toshiba is my 2nd backup w/ 750 GB of pix/music & the Trojan was the 'autorun' kind. I've lost 2 PCs in the past due to hacking & infection despite HW/SW protections.

After the CW scans, I carefully cleaned the Registry w/ RK & CCleaner. The PC (Win7 Pro-SP1) boots OK & faster now, however, how do I get the 2 bugs from the EHD into a sandbox/quarantine since no other AV-SW finds them & CW won't move them out? Looks like a Catch 22...

Any actionable help/tips are appreciated.

Thanks,

Rob Jezinek
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If ClamWin is the only AV to detect an infected file, it is probably a false positive. Virus Total is the ultimate tool to detect a file. I like to see at least 2 of these AVs detect something before I believe it: Avira, Bitdefender, Eset (Nod 32), Kaspersky, or Sophos.

Malwaerbyes Free and Zemana Antimalware Free are very good malware cleaners. Try one or both of them.

Regards,

GuitarBob;

Thanks for the quick reply. I have Malwarebytes-Pro; it didn't find anything. Will try Avira (a programmer buddy recommended) & Zemana & the VT & report back.
BTW, do you play guitar? I do.

Nighty-night...

Rob Jezinek

If Malwarebytes didn't find anything, I think the file is clean, but you might try Zemana just to be sure.

Yes--been playing guitar more years than I care to admit--blues/country/rock.

Regards,

thanks

You are welcome. Thanks for using ClamWin. Malwarebytes Pro is pretty good, and you don't need anything else if you also use Avira. I keep Windows Defender Offline around just in case.

Regards,