Folder Identification

file:C\users\AppData\Local\Packages
MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe\AC\MicrosoftEdge\Cach\2E4PO6L\page{1].htm



WD blocked Trojan:Win32/Ditertag.B listed in the above folder. Is this the general cache or a specific folder ?
I assume this folder the attempted point of entry ?

This is the 3rd attack with the past week. One was the same trojan, the other was a scam trojan (where you get the notice to call for assistance). All listed an Edge folder, similar, not sure if exactly the same. I did a clean install on 24 Feb and the latest attack was one day after, 25 Feb.

Edge is not my default browser, used about <20% of time. Thoughts ?

You path is a HTML files as such it can't be a Trojan but it can be loaded from a HTML is it a certain site your going to? I would set your DNS to 208.67.220.220 & 208.67.222.222 this is a very fast DNS but it blocks bad sites so should stop you getting near infected site

Samuria said:

You path is a HTML files as such it can't be a Trojan but it can be loaded from a HTML

Did you mean to say "your path is a HTM file ?" Trojans can't be loaded from HTM files, could you briefly explain the relationship ?

Also, was I using the Edge browser when attacked ? Difficult to determine the site, as stated I use Edge less than 20% of time. Will try the DNS.

Thanks !

HTML is web page code and it cant access the pc critical proccess what it can do is download software which normally cant do anything until it run

Edge was the browser in use when the attack occurred ?


Appreciate your explanation and replies.