h@h.com wrote in news:qspbi4ts75j470rncmr8qaom6utetfnasf@4ax.com:

> On Thu, 20 Nov 2008 15:51:41 -0500, Leythos <spam999free@rrohio.com>
> wrote:
>
>>In article <vjfbi4h7g3mkjv0sjkicqjqffmfpcrtrb3@4ax.com>,
>>georget@hotline.com says...
>>> I tried their trial anti maleware program. The dang thing tagged a
>>> whole bunch of window files as being infected with a trojan. When I
>>> allowed it to "disinfect" the dang files, it screwed up a lot of
>>> Window XP files. When I rebooted I kept getting error messages about
>>> incorrect Window image files. Luckily, I always backup with Acronis
>>> True Image before using new programs. This habit saved my comp from
>>> disaster.
>>>
>>> So much for Malwarebytes crap.
>>
>>Wrong thinking - the MALWARE SCREWED UP YOUR COMPUTER, MBAM just made
>>you aware of it.
>>
>>So, now that you've restored the image, what are you going to do to
>>clean the malware?
>
> B.S.!
>
> I had no problems with my machine before installing Malwarebytes. I
> merely installed it out of curiosity.

I am sorry you have had a problem with our software. If you could provide
the log file it generated; or better yet, install it and allow it to run
again, generating a log file, and just don't let it make any changes. I'd
like to see what the issue might be.

> In light of no problems, plus my defensive programs, why should I
> believe some piece of new junkware that my machine is totally
> corrupted by god knows how many trojans?

I wouldn't go so far as to call our software Junkware. Seriously, if you
have a problem, I will do my best to help you fix the issue.

> Another thing that bugged me is that piece of junkware tried telling
> me that my Evidence Eliminator and all its plugins were infected.
> Nonsense! Everyone hates what EE did in its spamming days, but that
> doesn't mean the program is - as malwarebytes puts it, a "rogue."

EE is considered a rogue application yes. We're not the only company that
considers it as such, however.


> I just want to warn anyone who intends to install such
> spyware-junkware to backup their disk beforehand.

I'd like to know why you think MBAM is spyware?


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Regards,
Dustin Cook
Malware Researcher
MalwareBytes - http://www.malwarebytes.org