saw (4) files triggering this on a user, in %appdata% - the most recent reference I can find here is from two years ago.
- is this a false positive?
- How can I tell where the user picked it up?
- what damage if any could it cause?
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ldigioia wrote:
saw (4) files triggering this on a user, in %appdata% - the most recent reference I can find here is from two years ago.
- is this a false positive?
- How can I tell where the user picked it up?
- what damage if any could it cause?
Hello
Please Submit a Support Ticket and we can get that sorted out.
-Dan
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ldigioia wrote:
saw (4) files triggering this on a user, in %appdata% - the most recent reference I can find here is from two years ago.
- is this a false positive?
- How can I tell where the user picked it up?
- what damage if any could it cause?
Hello
Please Submit a Support Ticket and we can get that sorted out.
-Dan
Webroot Threat Research
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