Windows 10: Windows Defender ha trovato il Troian:Script/Wacatac.B!ml

Ma sia se scelgo di mettere in quarantena o rimuoverlo, quando rifaccio la scansione dice di non aver trovato altro ma nella voce minacce correnti continua ad uscire questo troian. Io non so cosa fare. Come faccio a capire se la minaccia è stata bloccata? Ho fatto tutte le scansioni compresa quella off line.

:)

 

Virus Trojan:32/Wacatac.DC!ml not completely remediated on Windows PC

After one week of no problems wacatac has again been detected and blocked by Windows Defender. Based on the time listed by WD it was detected when I shut down last night. I am not aware of going to any risky sites. Just before shutting down I ran Malaware ADWCleaner, CCleaner and Emisioft which found no problems and automatically shut down the computer.

I have followed all the steps outlined above to clear my PC. Any further thoughts would be appreciated.

 

unknown.log appearing in Windows Defender Service folder

I've had another thread about trying to get rid of the wacatac trojan which Windows Defender keeps reporting and blocking:

Virus Trojan:32/Wacatac.DC!ml not completely remediated on Windows PC

Once everything is clean, I shut down my PC (after running adaware, ccleaner, emissoft and WD) plus ensuring that the WD Service History folder was empty (someone suggested that this was a false positive coming from logs in that file).

However, when I restart my computer a file called unknown.log shows up in the WD Service folder. Can anyone shed light on this file? Could this have any bearing on the wacatac trojan? Note, no other antivirus program (I've tried several) has ever found a problem except for WD.

I checked the content of the last unknown.log. It was:
1446361181
2613142394
2500079355
3222978219

Again, the time on this was exactly the time I shut down my computer.

I am running the latest version of W10.

 

what is Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.G!ml

Wacatac (also known as Trojan:Win32/Wacatac)
is a trojan-type infection that stealthily infiltrates computers and performs a number of malicious actions. Cyber criminals typically proliferate this malware using spam email campaigns
and fake software 'cracks'.

Windows Defender would mention the potential threat to you but it is up to you to delete it altogether from the system. Currently, if the Virus is in the Quarantine and you can delete it from there.