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Hello,

Indeed, it automatically checks if the definitions have been updated or not, and fetch them if needed.

Thanks for the feedback,

Ah, ok nevermind. I tried it the other day and it was still showing. Now, it does not. I figure the program probably checks online database as it runs/scans and I hadn't before. :)

You mean in new version of the program? I don't see anything newer than what I was using 6.010, anywhere. Cool, though. Thank you.

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...

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,

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!

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...