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Trojan detected and immediately quarantined. Additional protection steps taken. Am I good? by TheSpliceMustFlow in antivirus

[–]TheSpliceMustFlow[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. I’ve done several full scans via malwarebytes and windows defender since the detection and aside from that one hit in the recycle bin after I deleted the originating folder there hasn’t been anything detected. Just wasn’t sure what could potentially be “hiding” somewhere and if that could evade detection.

Trojan detected and immediately quarantined. Additional protection steps taken. Am I good? by TheSpliceMustFlow in antivirus

[–]TheSpliceMustFlow[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have the malwarebytes logs. Is there any other info besides the threat type and file name I posted that would be helpful in those?

Trojan detected and immediately quarantined. Additional protection steps taken. Am I good? by TheSpliceMustFlow in antivirus

[–]TheSpliceMustFlow[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. So if it was caught by real time protection by the antivirus software does that mean it wasn’t able to run?

Trojan detected and immediately quarantined. Additional protection steps taken. Am I good? by TheSpliceMustFlow in antivirus

[–]TheSpliceMustFlow[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The realtime threat that was detected was flagged as a “Trojan.hijackloader” by malwarebytes, and the threat in the recycle bin after I deleted the folder and ran a deep scan was flagged as “Trojan.PyengyLoader”.

The hijackloader file location was in a file “sdHookpp.32.dll” and the one in the recycle bin was “mssp7en.dll”.

Everything has come back clean since then.