What are these detections?

[Gualano Marco 2]

.. and how eset detects them?

 

 

[Arakasi 549]

Hi Gualano

Your system has a download manager installed according to the alert.

These are usually not good and may dump adware, bloatware, or similar on your computer.

IDman.exe must have a history of downloading viruses or connecting to malicious sites.

I recommend removing or uninstalling it.

[Arakasi 549]

If you havent run a full scan yet, should start one. Eset may remove it for you.

[Marcos 4,706]

It appears there are many LockScreen files with double extensions hosted on the url in question. Perhaps you have visited a compromised website with drive-by malware which attempted to download LockScreen from the mentioned urls.

[Arakasi 549]

I cant see the url Marcos

The threats appear to be blocked objects though coming from a local executable.

I may be missing something Marcos can see that i dont. Which is ok.

Either way scanning local drive is recommended for precaution.

[stackz 94]

Arakasi, hxxp://www.malwaredomainlist.com/mdl.php will reveal all without needing to personally do any sort of tracking.

[Arakasi 549]

Thank you stackz , Bookmarked !!!

I was thinking to myself, i can only see the subnet.

Good enough i guess to query ! B)

[Marcos 4,706]

I cant see the url Marcos

I may be missing something Marcos can see that i dont. Which is ok.

 

I was looking at LiveGrid data and searched for IP addresses starting with the octets / numbers shown in the screen shot

[Arakasi 549]

Yeah i fail at searching sometimes lol.

The subnet was good enough ....

 

*Face palm*