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Paula Yacovone
Logged on today & malwarebytes instantly popped up informing me that I had a potential threat- an item within winrar labelled as a trojan.downloader and named default.sfx. Got disposed of quickly and as it had an update, updated Malwarebytes. I've instantly ran a scan from both Malwarebytes Premium and Avast Premium and (although not finished) Malwarebytes has detected a PUP.Optional.Slimware located in C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\Microsoft.549981C3F5F10_2.2010.22653.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe named Win32Bridge.Server.exe. I used TotalVirus online to check it and there's 0/72 for both the exe and the root folder. I didn't get a chance to scan the other one using TotalVirus as I saw the word Trojan, panicked and deleted it when it got quarantined. Is it possible they're both false positives or have I actually been infected? What do I need to do next, fresh install..or?
this popped up for me after i used winrar to unrar a log file from my own server so not sure how it is a trojan.
I did find that this has been an issue for winrar at least since 2013 when i found this post
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I used winrar last night while downloading a zip and extracting it, but it didn't pop up last night, only when I started my PC today. Yeah I found that post too, better to be safe than sorry though eh?
I am trying to code a program that will RAR an a folder that contains many subfolders with files in them. WinRAR allows for command line codes to be sent to control WinRAR through the command prompt (I have this working well). What I want to do, is integrate this command line code through the command prompt into a vi. I have tried using the System Exec.vi, but with very little luck. I have set the path for winrar tools to be present at that directory and I have used the "cmd /c" string before my input so that LabVIEW knows its a DOS command. I keep getting an error message that says " 'winrar' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." I have tried moving the command line codes to the standard input and even the winrar code to that input as well (this only leaves the "cmd /c" as the command to be sent), still no dice. Any suggestions would be most useful. I can provide my code and a list of the command line codes for WinRAR if you need it. Other zipping programs would be another option to take that I am open to, as long as it can be controlled within the LabVIEW environment and that the compression is best.
Give me evidence of this! They might have cracked some weak encryption in web transit (perhaps where keys were intercepted), but no proof whatsoever that actual files protected by winrar, 7zip, or even entire hard-drives protected by AES 128-bit or higher encryption have EVER (yet) been cracked by bruteforce, nor is there an effective way to attack this type of encryption at this time.
$source = " -x64-540.exe" -> Download Location
$destination = "$workdir\winrar.exe" -> Location where the file needs to be saved
Invoke-WebRequest $source -OutFile $destination -> Command that executes the download