Windows 10: Recent Trojan Detection

I was recently notified that windows defender caught 7 trojan threats. Has anybody seen this before or have any experience with this specific detection?


Six of the threats showed the following info:


Detected: Trojan:O97M/Mountsi.D!ml

Affected Items: amsi: C:\Windows\System32\wscript.exe


One of the threats showed the following info:


Detected: Trojan:O97M/Mountsi.D!ml

Affected Items: amsi: C:\ProgramData\TileIconify\TileIconifier\TileIconifier.vbs


My computer is acting perfectly normal. There are no unusual processes running and cpu usage is normal. Is it something I should be worried about or should I take any additional actions?


Thanks for your help.

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Trojan Detected in OneDrive


The odd thing is I don't even use OneDrive except to automatically upload photos from my Android phone to my desktop; nothing has been detected on the phone.
I've run another full scan with Bitdefender and Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (free) without any further detection.
Was just wondering if there might be other steps I need to carryout to be sure nothing spreads? Thanks!

 

Trojan Detected in OneDrive

Can I just make an observation here?

From your pic, it appears that the executable OneDrive.exe has been flagged as a virus. This sounds like a FP (false positive) to me.

I would suggest you upload that file to VirusTotal website and see what comes up there.

I have the same file on my system in the same location and it's 536KB. I do not use OneDrive on this particular machine.

I do not think you are infected with anything. Did TDSSKiller find anything on that file?

 

Network detects trojan on my device, Malware/avast can't find it.

I am a new uni student, I got an email from my uni network that they have detected Win.Trojan.Hadsruda on my laptop (they sent my mac address). And if I don't remove it in one day, they will lock my wifi out.

I have windows 10, I ran malware bytes and avast scans and nothing came up. I asked the front line techie of IT and he suggested getting a windows reset (while keeping files) because these trojans can't be detected easily.

Q1) Could it have been a false positive? Though I did get a request to update bit lord - which somehow 'crashed' and didn't go through 30 minutes before that incident.

Q2) Whats a suitable software to find and remove it

Q3) Is resetting preferrable? Can't trojan put it's tentacles in .doc and other non executable files?