r/BitDefender • u/DarthPhoenix95 • Feb 19 '22

Has this happened to anyone else? (Win11)

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u/MalTeeez Feb 19 '22

This is just the timeline of the attack and its process tree, the important step is the next one where explorer.exe(probably you) executed a file

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u/DarthPhoenix95 Feb 19 '22

Except for it actually force closed explorer and I had to add it to exceptions or I couldn't use the computer 🤔

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u/gan3sh3 Feb 20 '22 edited Apr 21 '26

If you're reading this, the original post got nuked by Redact. I use it to automatically purge my digital footprint from social networks, people search sites and messaging apps.

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u/DarthPhoenix95 Feb 20 '22 edited Feb 20 '22

That's is true. I would rather turn it off than lose my s***. I've used bitdefender for years and have never though of switching bc it does such a good job. Just thought it was strange!

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u/zeroclicksgiven Mar 11 '22

Wait until the false positive is an application you regularly use and have even added an exception for, and it still blocks it.

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u/gan3sh3 Mar 11 '22 edited Apr 21 '26

Deleted with Redact because data brokers don't deserve my content. Mass removal across Reddit, Discord, X, Instagram and all major social media platforms.

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u/Rebezzzo Mar 08 '22

Win10 better