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Microsoft Security Essentials removes not VirTool:Win32/BeeInject


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NiteCyper

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Bottom-right toast
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Detected items: VirTool:Win32/BeeInject, Alert level: Severe, Recommendation: Remove, Status: Suspended. Other recommendations from which I may choose are Quarantine and Allow. I've quarantined it once before.

"Clean computer", I click. The toast slides down. The system tray icon of MSE turns light blue, and a wheel of white and green spins clockwise within it.

Green:
"Microsoft Security Essentials
Your computer was cleaned.
Microsoft Security Essentials successfully cleaned your computer.", the toast pops up. I accidentally confirm its request to clean computer while typing this message.

Repeat.

I'm using Windows XP, Service Pack 3. There are no symptoms, except for MSE's detection. I might've got it from a .exe. I've done a full system scan with MBAM and cleaned up four threats, but it hasn't fixed the problem.

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I have an eye on RegistryBooster, which came with WinSCP.

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Hello NiteCyper

Welcome to G2Go. :D
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Open MSE and go to History.
Highlight the detected entry and click on Show details.
Then highlight the the file path to the entry and use ctrl+c keys on your keyboard to copy it then paste it here for me to see.
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NiteCyper

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Problem's gone.

There is no "Show details" option, but:
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However, this boot around, the problem has gone away. I also did a full system scan with MSE before this post and it only detected this file (and the problem didn't go away after action was taken).

Edited by NiteCyper, 08 November 2010 - 06:16 PM.

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Great well if no more issues then safe surfing. :D
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