Windows 10: Getting trojan:win64/tnega!msr

Hi, i have a problem, recently i downloaded some software and i got trojan:win64/tnega!msr this. i cannot remove it bcs there is no such folder where it could be, also it starts up when i restart pc. i cannot remove it. i tryied everything but it doenst work. https://imgur.com/a/526WoAU

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Trojan and Malware

2/21/2022 5:28:49 AM

Files scanned: 1217349

Detected files: 43

Cleaned files: 43

Total scan time 06:50:37

Scan status: Finished

C:\$SysReset\AppxLogs\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\$SysReset\CloudImage\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\$SysReset\Logs\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\$SysReset\MDM\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\$SysReset\Scratch\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\$SysReset\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\Aomei\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\Boot\sm_da\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\Boot\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\FRST\Quarantine\C\WINDOWS\system32\Tasks\Microsoft\Windows\PI\PI.xBAD PowerShell/Kryptik.D trojan cleaned by deleting



C:\LDPlayer\LDPlayer4.0\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\LDPlayer\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\MobiMoverBackup\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\NVIDIA\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\OneDriveTemp\S-1-5-21-2131174034-2530422207-1368632259-1001\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\OneDriveTemp\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\Program Files\Wondershare\Wondershare Filmora\WsAP-Filmora.dll a variant of Win64/HackTool.Crack.W potentially unsafe application cleaned by deleting



C:\Program Files\Wondershare\Wondershare Filmora - Copy\WsAP-Filmora.dll a variant of Win64/HackTool.Crack.W potentially unsafe application cleaned by deleting



C:\Program Files (x86)\****-GoldBerg\****\OnlineFix64.dll a variant of Win64/HackTool.Crack.AA potentially unsafe application cleaned by deleting



C:\Riot Games\League of Legends\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\Riot Games\Riot Client\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\Riot Games\VALORANT\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\Riot Games\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\SWSetup\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\temp\TxGameDownload\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\temp\{AA7C2609-F5C3-4F2D-85D0-97C700C016B3}\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\temp\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\text\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\Users\TSKY\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\Users\TSKY\Desktop\Ready.Or.Not.v17900.Early.Access\Ready Or Not\ReadyOrNot\Binaries\Win64\Custom.dll a variant of Win64/HackTool.Crack.AD potentially unsafe application cleaned by deleting



C:\Users\TSKY\Desktop\Ready.Or.Not.v17900.Early.Access\Ready Or Not\ReadyOrNot\Binaries\Win64\OnlineFix64.dll a variant of Win64/HackTool.Crack.AA potentially unsafe application cleaned by deleting



C:\Users\TSKY\Downloads\Ready_or_Not_Fix_Repair_Steam_V3_Generic\ReadyOrNot\Binaries\Win64\Custom.dll a variant of Win64/HackTool.Crack.AD potentially unsafe application cleaned by deleting



C:\Users\TSKY\Downloads\Ready_or_Not_Fix_Repair_Steam_V3_Generic\ReadyOrNot\Binaries\Win64\OnlineFix64.dll a variant of Win64/HackTool.Crack.AA potentially unsafe application cleaned by deleting



C:\Users\TSKY\Downloads\Windows 10_Digital_License\BIN\slc.dll Win32/HackTool.WinActivator.AL potentially unsafe application cleaned by deleting



C:\Users\TSKY\Downloads\Windows 10_Digital_License\Windows 10 Digital License Activation Script.cmd Win32/HackTool.WinActivator.AI potentially unsafe application cleaned by deleting



C:\Users\TSKY\Downloads\BrowserSetup_b0zz0i5.exe a variant of Win32/CryptoTab.A potentially unwanted application cleaned by deleting



C:\Users\TSKY\Downloads\counter-strike-1-6.exe a variant of Win32/GameHack.ANF potentially unsafe application cleaned by deleting



C:\Users\TSKY\Downloads\windows.cmd BAT/RiskWare.HackTool.WinActivator.A application cleaned by deleting



C:\Users\TSKY\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\Windows \System32\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\Windows \_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



C:\Xamp Premium\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted



D:\_readme.txt MSIL/Filecoder.ANG trojan deleted

 

Two trojans that wont go away Trojan:MSIL/DllInject Trojan:Win32/Tnega!MSR

I have two trojans that won't go away no matter how many times I preform full scan and remove them they just keep coming back. I'm not sure if they are causing lag on my PC or not because when I use it now its slower and I don't know how to remove these, someone please help me.

 

Trojan Found and Deleted....but it Returns (Trojan: HTML/Phish.AB!MSR)

Windows defender periodically finds a Trojan in a .htm file in my Windows Communications appdata area (see attachment). You will notice that the file is in the Attachments folder. Windows defender seems to delete this threat but after a few days or a couple
weeks, the threat will return in the exact same location.

I have no evidence that the Trojan is actually running on my computer. I believe it is just sitting in the file waiting to be executed. I have not knowingly run this file and am usually careful about phishing attacks.

Only Microsoft Defender will find it. I tried using Malwarebytes, Bitdefender and Microsoft Safety Scanner. None of these even finds it.

MS-Defender says that it is successful at removing it and a scan immediately after the clean will not find the Trojan.

A few troubleshooting actions to date:

• Have removed the threat and immediately opened all known Microsoft communications programs (Outlook, Windows Calendar/Mail, Skype, Skype-Biz, Teams). I then reran a scan but did not find the Trojan. Nevertheless, it did return a couple weeks later.
• I have started my computer in Safe Mode and deleted the entire package folder. After rebooting, the Trojan is no longer found by Defender. However, the folder and its content is eventually recreated along with the Trojan threat.
• I had a case opened at Microsoft (who more-or-less had me repeat everything I had already done). MS ultimately recommended that I rebuild/refresh my entire computer. I am not adverse to doing this but I am worried that since the Trojan appears to be in
  an attachment within Windows communications, it will simply return. I do not want to waste my time.

I currently run a daily scan of the appdata\package folder so that I can identify when the file returns.

MS-Surface Pro i7/16GB/512GB with all Windows 10 Pro updates completed.

Office 365 environment with most all files stored in OneDrive or SharePoint.

Thank you for any further thoughts on this issue.

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