I have seen on other help forums where the OP is told to uninstall Chrome because If has been corrupted and then reinstall Chrome
I personally don't like Chrome and It seems to me that it has become a target for this malware attack. This is all over the internet! I think MBAM is aware of this!!
http://www.symantec.com/connect/blo...date-installs-ransomware-performs-click-fraud
https://blog.malwarebytes.org/exploits-2/2015/01/new-adobe-flash-zero-day-found-in-the-wild/
Security researcher Kafeine has
discovered a Zero-Day in Adobe Flash Player distributed through the Angler Exploit Kit. An Oday is an exploit for a vulnerability that has not been patched yet, meaning that even the most up-to-date systems could get infected.
[Edit: the vulnerability has now been assigned CVE-2015-0311]
Flash has been plagued with critical vulnerabilities in the past few months and surpassed the no longer popular Java as the most exploited plugin.
We immediately got our hands on this new Zero-Day (thanks Kafeine) and were able to replay it as well with the goal of testing our Anti-Exploit product:
With the latest version of Internet Explorer (IE11) and latest version of Flash (16.0.0.257), the exploit was successfully blocked by
Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit.
Security researcher Kafeine has
discovered a Zero-Day in Adobe Flash Player distributed through the Angler Exploit Kit. An Oday is an exploit for a vulnerability that has not been patched yet, meaning that even the most up-to-date systems could get infected.
[Edit: the vulnerability has now been assigned CVE-2015-0311]
Flash has been plagued with critical vulnerabilities in the past few months and surpassed the no longer popular Java as the most exploited plugin.
We immediately got our hands on this new Zero-Day (thanks Kafeine) and were able to replay it as well with the goal of testing our Anti-Exploit product.
With the latest version of Internet Explorer (IE11) and latest version of Flash (16.0.0.257), the exploit was successfully blocked by
Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit.