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<b>iexplre.exe </b> &lt;&lt;-- is that a typo of iexplore.exe?<br />
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Can we also look at the Kaspersky log that the scan generated?<br />
All the generated logs from Mbam, SAS and Kaspersky if possible.
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iexplre.exe <<-- is that a typo of iexplore.exe?

Can we also look at the Kaspersky log that the scan generated?
All the generated logs from Mbam, SAS and Kaspersky if possible.

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Hi thanks for the tips....<br />
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yes, iexplre.exe was a typo on my part! lol<br />
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it's now a long bank holiday weekend, so it will be thursday before I can come back with any info...
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Hi thanks for the tips....

yes, iexplre.exe was a typo on my part! lol

it's now a long bank holiday weekend, so it will be thursday before I can come back with any info...

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hi all<br />
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My client is using kaspersky (v6? for workstations)<br />
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every time he opens ie8 he gets a message telling him the application is showing signs of being a virus of type 'invader' skip, deny or terminate...<br />
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started happening this morning..<br />
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we have run a kaspersky scan, it picked up a couple of things,... then a malware bytes scan picked up some more, then a 'superantispyware' scan picked up a couple more again....<br />
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but still the same message appears...<br />
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here is some more detailed description:<br />
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Process C:\windows\system32\svchos<wbr />t.exe (PID: 1944) is attempting to invave process C:\program files\internet explorer\iexplre.exe (PID: 6056). &nbsp;This behaviour is typical of some malware.<br />
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Any ideas what to do next?<br />
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hi all

My client is using kaspersky (v6? for workstations)

every time he opens ie8 he gets a message telling him the application is showing signs of being a virus of type 'invader' skip, deny or terminate...

started happening this morning..

we have run a kaspersky scan, it picked up a couple of things,... then a malware bytes scan picked up some more, then a 'superantispyware' scan picked up a couple more again....

but still the same message appears...

here is some more detailed description:

Process C:\windows\system32\svchost.exe (PID: 1944) is attempting to invave process C:\program files\internet explorer\iexplre.exe (PID: 6056).  This behaviour is typical of some malware.


Any ideas what to do next?



kaspersky 'invader' issue

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