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VirusTotal will not whitelist any files or URLs and will not remove any detections resulting from the normal operation of the products it makes use off. VirusTotal simply acts as an information aggregator and cannot and will not be held responsible for these false positives. innocuous resources detected as malicious by one or more tool that checks suspicious samples with several antivirus solutions and helps antivirus labs by forwarding them the malware they fail to detect.Very often antivirus solutions and URL scanners will produce false positives. At the same time, it may be used as a means to detect false positives, i.e.
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VirusTotal, a subsidiary of Google, is a free online service that analyzes files and URLs enabling the identification of viruses, worms, trojans and other kinds of malicious content detected by antivirus engines and website scanners. The exception being a virus dropper (a malware file that drops a virus and starts a virus infection but is not infected with the virus) and worms (such as Internet worms and AutoRun worms). MBAM does not target script files.It also does not target document dia files. In its role as a adjunct, complimentary, anti malware application it has limitations in aspects that the anti virus application performs in its role. Lipman, a trusted Security Colleague and Malware Researcher/Analyst. This is a more detailed explanation by David H. The complexity of finding, preventing, and cleanup from malwareįurther, Malwarebytes 3.0 is not an e here.Just because one anti-virus or anti-malware scanner detected threats that another missed, does not mean its more effective. Malware writers have the advantage since no matter how hard security vendors attempt to stay on top of new threats, there is always a short time-frame in which a new malicious file goes undetected and can infect a computer without detection. Further, if you're dealing with zero-day malware it's unlikely the anti-virus is going to detect anything. The security community is in a constant state of change as new infections appear and it takes time for new malware to be reported, samples collected, analyzed, and tested by anti-virus/anti-malware researchers before they can add a new threat to database definitions. No single product is 100% foolproof and can prevent, detect and remove all threats at any given time. Since I'm not familiar with the security world, if something like this occurs with other well known malware scanners as well, I would certainly like to see a VirusTotal report where 40+ malware scanners flag a file but a well known malware scanner like Kaspersky/Bitdefender/Norton does not. But the point is, 6 months ago, MalwareBytes considered that extremely unsafe file as safe when no other major anti malware scanner did, so what's stopping that from happening again? I know anti malware scanners can't be perfect, but this is just too much.Īddional notes - That scan is 6 months old now, i can't rescan it because I deleted the file. I can't comprehend how I can trust malwarebytes now in keeping my device secure when literally every other major anti malware scanner was able to detect the file. The other 10 which didn't detect it aren't 'BIG' names in the anti malware business. Out of all the anti malware scanners to not detect it, I didn't expect malwarebytes to be one of them. I decided to upload the file to virustotal. So after double clicking on it, i immediately realized that it was not a folder but an application. So to any average user, it would look like a folder.
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Yesterday, while browsing though the internet, I unexpectedly downloaded a RAR file which contained something which looked like a folder.(But it wasn't) It was an exe, but it's icon looked like a folder & due to windows hiding known file extensions by default(Thanks Microsoft). I have been using it for a year now, but recently I found out something which raised many doubts in my mind, so much that I decided to join this forum & start this thread. Malwarebytes is arguably the most popular secondary malware scanner.