Is this actual malware I should be worried about?

32 Comments

  1. SirGeorgington

    Almost certainly. I don’t think I’ve ever had a false positive with Malwarebytes.

  2. IMTHEKINGOFTHEWORL

    yes, also malwarebytes is malware itself.

    Honestly, any 3rd party AV is a PUP/downright malware to me, honestly. The only AV i use is windows defender + a bit of common sense

  3. I_suck_cock_for_free

    Unless it’s not Cheat Engine or some mod extensions and DLLs that need to be injected into games, they are most certainly real threats.

  4. K1W1-Elite

    TOR_DOWNLOADER.EXE yep, I most definitely would not run that shit.

  5. R-Man135

    The full detection names and file paths would help.
    Looks like a shady browser extension. It might come back if not properly removed. I would look there first and remove any extension that looks suspicious. Ultimately, uninstall and reinstall the browser.
    A clean windows reinstall seems unnecessary.

  6. Sololane_Sloth

    Upload the files to virustotal . Com

  7. Johannesboy1

    How would we know without Even seeing the filenames?

  8. golddilockk

    in my experience, malwarebytes almost always knows what’s it doing. there are exception though, like mods and script-hooks for games.

  9. Morrowind12

    Yes but maybe having some common sense will let you have no viruses op.

  10. jmancoder

    Yes. FWIW, Malwarebytes also has a free extension for your browser that should stop most threats before you download them.

  11. Yes.

    Also stop doing whatever you’re doing.

    Always remember the least secure part of any computer is the user.

  12. KawaiiClown

    Yes some of those could be just small trackers i just started using the Malwarebytes browser add on and it cuts that shit way down (i use pirating sites)

  13. BrowniieBear

    Yeah man. You may want to re assess what you’re downloading. Once you’re virus free, I’d recommend backing up any personal stuff just in case you do continue downloading untrustworthy content

  14. Purepenny

    All of those are spyware from some type of installer you downloaded. Mawarebyte will delete the individual files that deem at fault. Remove those files. Restart pc and run it again. If it’s keep showing up after scan you going to have to follow the file path and manually remove them.

  15. LongTallMatt

    You may want to opt for a full version for live scanning. You’re doing something wrong.

  16. Don’t worry OP, the 7 things on screen with ‘MALWARE’ spelled on top of them are nothing to make a fuss about.

    You totally don’t need to completely wipe windows and immediately change all of your passwords, nah.

  17. BeatnikConspiracy

    I’m glad to know Malwarebytes is still the go to, it’s never failed me and it’s free.

  18. InitialAge5179

    Is malwarebytes free? I immediately deleted Norton when I bought my laptop and I trust windows defender but idk how much it really will catch

  19. Char-car92

    What the fuck are you doing with your pc dude

  20. Masonzero

    I don’t want to be too mean but you should probably go back to an Xbox and not use a PC.

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