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Here are some things to go by, tailored to you and leaving out more complicated things like NoScript:

1) Use Firefox as much as possible and not Internet Explorer, unless you really absolutely must.

2) Install these add-ons for Firefox: BetterPrivacy, Disconnect, Https Everywhere, Ghostery, Privacy Badger, uBlock Origin

Since you mentioned Youtube, you will also like to have Youtube Hi...

Juste pour prévenir que c'est désormais corrigé.

Désolé pour la gêne occasionnée,

Ok.

So, to remove UCGuard, can you try this:

• Download MalwareBytes Anti Malware here.
• Launch MalwareByte's Anti Malware from your desktop
• Click on the tab Settings -> Detection & Protection -> PUP/PUM and check "Treat these detections like malware".
• Tab Exam choose Threats, click on Scan now, and click on Launch the exam.
• If something is detected, choose to Quarantine everything. If it as...

Hello,

Great ! So can you share me the file C:\AdwCleaner\AdwCleaner[Cxx].txt ?

We'll remove UCGuard then.

Thanks,

Can you send me a zip of this shortcut to see what's wrong with it ? (right-click on it -> send to > compressed folder).

Best regards,

Hello,

Ok.

• So please launch AdwCleaner.
• Do a scan.
• Then, in the "Services" tab, please unselect "UCGuard".
• Click on "Clean", the computer will reboot.

Finally, please share the file C:\AdwCleaner\AdwCleaner[Cxx].txt (where xx is the highest number you have).

Best regards,

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fr33tux, 2016-08-31 11:31:57 (UTC)

yeah. It work. but what is the "UCGuard"? How to delete it?

Thankss!

Bonjour,

Merci ! Ça sera corrigé dans la journée.

Cordialement,

Hello,

Can you share a logfile showing the "Trojan.Agent" detection ?

Thanks,

Hello,

Ok.

• So please launch AdwCleaner.
• Do a scan.
• Then, in the "Services" tab, please unselect "UCGuard".
• Click on "Clean", the computer will reboot.

Finally, please share the file C:\AdwCleaner\AdwCleaner[Cxx].txt (where xx is the highest number you have).

Best regards,

Every day, Windows Defender is detecting at least one Trojan on my PC.

MBAM is reporting that a copy of Windows' shortcut to the Messenger app in my Startup folder is a Trojan.Agent threat.  While it is possible that the recent attack has infected this shortcut, MBAM doesn't report any threat when I rename the shortcut or scan a copy of the same shortcut in a different location.

Is this a bug...