Shogun1

i ran the program you said to create, and checked the screenshot and i still get the popup every now and then but most of all .. why and where did i get the popup coming back PS. i've done my os setup from scratch and have no weird software installed this time! any clew what to do now??

USB was fresh and clean too. Also, scanned by ESET at the same time Nasty Chinese?? Tell me about them. What's not nasty about them??? Oh, well, let's not drift away from the main issue! A friend of mine advised me to get a Trojan Remover Program. What do you think m8? Does it work when ESET can't deal with this new malware I have. Well, I had I should imply. Since I formatted the PC I'm using now ... So far good and no popups and no disturbance by Eset to warn me of any kinds. Thanks for the useful reply dude,

DONE and DONE ma maaan 👍 I will get on my other laptop to deal with this unnecessary mishap during this world crisis from one side and these ruthless people from the other side! All the best PS. Will continue sharing what's going with my other PC shortly. Thanks yawl @MarcosWill get on those entries sorted out shortly too coz I got same issue there with the situation!

I don't have these entries in my PC

Here is another one started haunting me down. This one came up just a few mins ago as I was preparing a USB to backup my works, documents and legit files on my laptop. This sucka just popped and showed up. I will be formatting this PC for the sake of Trojan guys argument if they were following my moves and will get back to the community here very shortly after taking my breath from jogging inside my own brain for more than 2 days ...!!! Here is the still image of the new one, hopefully they can find some cure for these kinna anti-humanitarian behaviors 🙉

Here is the logs collected step-by-step according to your tutorial link, But I have another bogey that I am going to post for ESET to deal with. After that I will format this PC and deal with the other one with the community here. The reason for that I can't format the other one sooner ... Having said, the Trojan guys must be laughing and saying goccha sucka PS. I'll upping the other log collect very soon eis_logs.zip

I believe here is whacchu wanted bro, Time;Scanner;Object type;Object;Detection;Action;User;Information;Hash;First seen here 5/7/2022 2:21:06 PM;AMSI scanner;file;script;PowerShell/PSW.CoinStealer.B trojan;blocked;SPEC\Administrator;;5BCD98973668DD2C50E16C3B763AD89A3B722A9D; Let me know if I'm on another planet

sorry Marcos, I misread the reply to sharif that was not me I tried to edit my post and delete that part but could not do it

Here is what I get a few mins after startup. Hope it helps others and deal with these kinna situations! @MarcosPlz standby for the info you've asked a few mins ago. I'm on it

First, working on the eset detections log but still don't how to it. Next, ESEt detected that new powershell a few hours after doing some work on my PC. Finally, repeated the Task Schedule thingy and NetServices was OFF or not present in the entry. For the Edit part, Yes, guilty as charged and should never listen to others when installing cracked wares Regards,

Hey guys, The title says it all. I had this notification coming up after cleaning the other powershell popup from popping every time I turned on my PC. It says: Threat Removed A threat (PowerShell/PSW.CoinStealer.B) was found in a File that >_ Windows PowerShell tried to access. The access has been blocked. Anyone had this nowadays or even before? Come forward please! Cheers,

@itman, Your trick worked and notification has gone completely but I have ESET Staff asking me for more info and further investigation to determine whether I have malware infection or not..! Thanks for your time and help dude,

Done and deleted it from 1 laptop and will perform the same thing on my other 2 laptops as well to see what's new! Please standby for my future replies next move

Hey itman, Here is the screenshot of what you asked, Hopefully it's helpful,

I wanted to add this popup showing every time I have my 3 Laptops turned on: