Trojan.Malware.300983.susgen Trojan.Malware.300983.susgen is a harmful, stealthy malware program that can disguise itself as legitimate OS processes and execute its harmful tasks without getting spotted by the antivirus. Infections like Trojan.Malware.300983.susgen are categorized as Trojan horses and they are commonly used for espionage and distribution of ransomware.
False positive, when most popular and well known AV's aren't triggered but two unknown (at least to me) AV's are triggered, and i myself (and manymanymany more users) never got any AV report, it's safe, as long as the checksums are verified.
i can believe you but unfortunately due to my zero trust security model i cant trust it as there is many dangerous encrypted trojans with 0/69 detection rate i can test it but i will never work with such windows as private use
If it was a real infection it would a: not online anymore and b: it's created by @Alphawaves, a very trusted longtime MDL staff member. These days even simple .cmd files get falsely flagged as virus/trojans.
its not enough since hashes can be modified if hashes are photographically signed then it provide more security to be sure that files and hashes weren't tampered with
@abbodi1406 Question about WHDLists for Windows 7/8.1 For which reason KB4601058 is not replaced by KB5001845? I see Windows 7 replaced the .NET 4.8 Security and Quality Rollup update but Why Winodws 8.1 don't.
Shouldn't that also apply to Win7? According to the KB text 5001843 is non-security and 4600944 is security + non security
Yes but .NET 4 on Win7 is MSI product, latest patch with newer files version will silence WU, regardless the metadata
@fch1993 Yes, it's out of support eventually no one knows why they silently extended it for extra 6 months