Adobe reader_sl.exe trojan

I'm getting this across every one of my customers. Must be a mistake in the latest definition updates. Can we get this fixed ASAP?? Glad we're not the only one. Removing the threat causes the Reader to go into repair mode on next open, only to reinstall the missing exe.. Same here.

Does anyone from MalwareBytes monitor this or do we all need to formally notify them in some way? I can confirm v Just added to ignore list for now since its stopping people from working. Spoke to soon, works for us.

I was testing previous definitions. Looks like we are ok now. Notifications have stopped for us now so perhaps there was some latency after updating server. Thanks for a quick resolution! For now what it did is Exclude this object for All Clients, and later once new build comes out you can Restore this Object for All Clients.

Im wondering if again this was a latency issue - maybe the machine was just turned on and detected the adobe file before updating to the latest database This site uses cookies - We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better.

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