#Trojan in web utility?

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dapper creek
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found Trojan:Win32/Leonem!rfn

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# dapper creek found Trojan:Win32/Leonem!rfn

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trail turtle
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I highly doubt that's anything but a false positive.

When you say web utility, what are you referring to exactly? The website version of Wootility? The downloadable one (and if so which operating system), Wootomation?

It is quite common for (bad) Antivirus to find "generic" Trojans in a lot of apps that involve memory access.

dapper creek
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It might be steam related, or possibly from the web Wootility...

trail turtle
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We don't use .rar files at all. So definitely not from Wootility 🙂

worldly hill
dapper creek
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Yes but I'm trying to track down the things that went on during that time and updating the wooting profile was one of the things I did during then. I also had the NV app automatically update, then CS2 had some update while I was doing some data backing up.. Steam CS2 and Indiana Jones all auto started without my input

worldly hill
dapper creek
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The only things that were downloaded were through updates, the NV app, CS2 , and I did some 80HE profile updating through the web utility..

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I also use a more secure DNS server..

worldly hill
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Was likely installed before. If it’s a Trojan where someone’s running remote access, you could’ve downloaded it hours, days, months, and even years ago. Also, dns doesn’t matter when you’re downloading viruses.

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If you sail the open seas (if you know what I mean) or access unprotected websites, it’s not hard for someone to slip a little virus on your pc.