It's free and they will have a good look for anything odd/wrong and help you put it right. If you are still in doubt then I would suggest that you join the Malwarebytes forum and ask one of their experts to take a look at your computer for you. I don't even have a CC-updates folder in Windows\temp, but that could be a version thing). We can only see the start of the path there, could you tell us the name of the target file at the end of the path? To start with the pathname in the detection is all uppercase? ('Windows\Temp\' is usually mixed case).Īnd I'd expext the CCleaner installer to be in your Downloads folder. However I'm not sure that detection is the CCleaner installer at all, the pathname looks odd. In the case of CCleaner that would be the bundled offer in the Standard installer. Then I downloaded a new CCleaner installer and checked - a right-click 'Scan with Mawarebytes' of the ccsetup563.exe reported it as clean.Īs the link you gave says, FusionCore detections are not malicious, they are PUPs - Potentially Unwanted Programs - specifically bundled software in an installer.
INSTALLING FILEZILLA ON MAC THREAT HAS BEEN DETECTED UPDATE
I do know that Malwarebytes regularly review their detection methods so I made sure that my MB4 was up to date, there was an update which required a restart of MB4. I've never had Malwarebytes flag the CCleaner installer. (Although it looks slightly different from normal there).
I see that you have MB4 Premium, and it says v4.0.4.
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