CCleaner: A Vast Number of Machines at Risk

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  1. Slippery
    Posts : 272
    Win 10 pro 64 bit Vs. 20H2 Build 19042.630
       New #100

    Another round of ccleaner trouble


    From these folks: https://www.ghacks.net/2017/09/21/cc...ad-discovered/

    I am currently running regedit and windows searches for the Trojans and the dlls. Will report back if I find anything.
    I am currently running ccleaner 5.35.6210 64bit.

    ALL CLEAR
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  3. clam1952
    Posts : 856
    Windows 10 Pro 21H2 build 19045.2193 Dual Boot Linux Mint
       New #101

    Clear from the latest scare on all three Win10 PC's here, however one wonders what are they going to find next!
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  4. Graham Clark
    Posts : 8
    Win 10-64 bit PRO
       New #102

    Malware CCleaner,Avast.


    Learned about this Monday night, originally, purchased, all 4 programs in the pro Package, 1st time, I,ve removed all 4,
    if A fix arises, I will reinstall from my Piriform CD!, not sure what to make about Avast, they do sell security software,"Coincidence"?
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  5. swarfega
    Posts : 7,254
    Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
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       New #103

    Graham Clark said:
    Learned about this Monday night, originally, purchased, all 4 programs in the pro Package, 1st time, I,ve removed all 4,
    if A fix arises, I will reinstall from my Piriform CD!, not sure what to make about Avast, they do sell security software,"Coincidence"?
    You didn't need to remove the other programs, it only affected ccleaner 32-bit version. They have since released 5.35 which addresses the issue.
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  7. meebers
    Posts : 1,481
    W10 22H2 19045.3031
       New #104

    I just tried to update to ccleaner 5.35.6210 64bit. It failed twice and became none responsive. Restart and install failed again, 5.34 asked me one more time to upgrade, this time it installed. ??
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  8. axe0
    Posts : 14,903
    Windows 10 Pro
       New #105

    My dad had the same issue, I fixed it for him by installing the newest version on top (overwriting the old files) after a reboot.
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  9. meebers
    Posts : 1,481
    W10 22H2 19045.3031
       New #106

    Slippery said:
    From these folks: https://www.ghacks.net/2017/09/21/cc...ad-discovered/

    I am currently running regedit and windows searches for the Trojans and the dlls. Will report back if I find anything.
    I am currently running ccleaner 5.35.6210 64bit.



    ALL CLEAR
    In the article it identified "WbemPer" as a Stage 2 Payload? I just checked, I got an entry there. Are we supposed to delete it or? Currently running 5.35.6210 64bit
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  10. Fisher Mann
    Posts : 477
    Win 10 Pro x64 19645 Fast
       New #107

    meebers said:
    In the article it identified "WbemPer" as a Stage 2 Payload? I just checked, I got an entry there. Are we supposed to delete it or? Currently running 5.35.6210 64bit
    according to comments in the article having WbemPer is normal...but it should probably be empty.
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  11. larc919
    Posts : 3,352
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       New #108

    Fisher Mann said:
    according to comments in the article having WbemPer is normal...but it should probably be empty.
    Checked my machines and had WbemPer on all, but with nothing other than the normal default entry with no value set. I would have deleted anything else.
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  13. AMDMan2016
    Posts : 1,481
    Windows 10 Pro 64bit 20H2 19042.844
       New #109

    As Avast user for years, started using it in 2006, still use it on every system in the household, and ccleaner, thankfully non of the systems infected, have scanned them all with Malwarebytes, and all clean. Do plan on keeping probably ccleaner installed unless more issues found, and Avast Free av at this point unless more issues found that alarms me, then I may switch all systems
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