Superantispyware online scan-Is something wrong?

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by roark37, Aug 25, 2010.

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  1. roark37

    roark37 Registered Member

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    I downloaded the Superantispyware online scan earlier today and then ran it. I was shocked when it showed roughly 1400 items as I have been using Superantispyware free as an on demand scanner for years and the most I have ever had were some flash cookies and nothing else. Anyway I had all 1400 quarantined and removed and then got the message I needed to reboot to finish the removal which I did. After the reboot I immediately downloaded the Asquared Emergency Kit scanner and then ran it. It only showed one trace item and that was it. A few hours later I checked my email and then surfed for maybe 10 minutes. I then ran the same Superantispyware scanner again and it now showed 1398 items. This time I did not remove/quarantine but left alone and then ran Asquared emergency kit scanner again. It found absolutely nothing. Now I know there will not be perfect overlap but does it make any sense for Superantispyware to show 1400 items infected but Asquared zero? There was nothing to install so I don't think I could have done something wrong on that end but is that possible? I plan to run some other scanners and maybe try Malwarebytes free also but I can't make any sense of this as I have never had any of the scanners ever really find anything but all of a sudden I have 1400 issues? Thanks.

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  2. SUPERAntiSpy

    SUPERAntiSpy Developer

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    Please post your lastest SUPERAntiSpyware scan log here so we can see what was detected. The items are likely cookies.
     
  3. roark37

    roark37 Registered Member

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    Thanks for the reply but no they were not cookies. There was tons of bad stuff like trojans and many that said RogueTrojan or RogueAntivirus. I just installed and ran Malwarebytes for the 1st time and it found absolutely nothing, no infections at all. So with both MBAM & Asquared scanners showing nothing I am going to assume for now that the problem is not with my computer. I did see something like this mentioned on the SAS forums about a month ago and the response was that the user was using an outdated version. Since this was the online scan and I downloaded yesterday I would not think that would apply but I do still have an older version of SAS free on this pc so even though I did not scan with it would that somehow mess things up? The file I downloaded and scanned with that is showing the roughly 1400 infections is SAS_791D6 if you want to double check it. Thanks again.

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  4. SUPERAntiSpy

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    Make sure you are using version 4.42.1000. Post the scan log here....
     
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