New build ... malware already??

idssteve · Jan 6, 2015

Still setting up new machine. Routine startup scan, Hitman Pro flags MpKslbd64eb5f.sys as "Suspicious". Full path: c:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Microsoft Antimalware\Definition Updates\{90061F0C-4033-4C79-8407-0573B3CF472E}

Is this a false pos embedded in MSE's definition library or?? Also, MsMpEng.exe is almost always 70%+ CPU.

Also, during mbam scan, I left for a few minutes and returned to a machine re-starting after a bsod. Re-run mbam and no troubles. Both Hitman and mbam are installed, paid for versions. Should I have downloaded fresh versions for the attached logs??

Also, again, I've never seen Rogue Killer run so fast. Prescan took about two seconds and Scan only took about 5 seconds. I'm accustomed to RK taking minutes rather than seconds on MUCH faster machines. This is a 1.46GHz Atom fanless/silent machine. My first attempt at such a build so... uncertain what to expect from it. Wondering if RK is ok?

Just seeking "warm fuzzy" before investing time into completing the build...

Thanks...

Kestrel13! · Jan 7, 2015

AS long as MBAM and Hitman are paid for then you shouldn't have had to redownload new versions, you should be able to update within each program, so that's fine.

Everything Hitman found is false positives.

I'n not seeing anything wrong in those logs.

idssteve · Jan 7, 2015

Thank you so much once again, Kestrel. :heart

Just trying to keep it Boolean...

Kestrel13! · Jan 7, 2015

No problem.

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New build ... malware already??

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Attached Files:

RKreport_SCN_01062015_184448.log

mbam.txt

TDSSKiller.3.0.0.42_06.01.2015_19.24.51_log.txt

HitmanPro_20150106_1943.log

MGlogs.zip

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