Hello Darfan.
Sorry to know about this. Are you using any application named as 'Eternal Blue'? If so, is it a trusted application?
If it is trusted, please add that file to AVG exception list as per the steps mentioned in this article ( http://support.avg.com/SupportArticleView?urlname=How-to-make-exclusions-from-all-scans-and-shields ) and this will be a temporary fix. For the permanent fix, please report the false detection by AVG at https://www.avg.com/submit-sample . Our developers will check that and whitelist that file from AVG virus definitions.
Thank you.
hello, today i got this alert coming over and over again on my computer screen. SMB:CVE-2017-0144 {Expl] di
… 159.8.57/nsa:cve-2017-0144_EternalBlue
I am using PAID avg internet security version 17.5.3022 and virus definition 170824-6
Please help , what should i do about stopping this?
Darfan,
Thank you for confirming it.
I have forwarded this to senior team for further suggestion.
Please keep checking this post to know about the status.
Okey Abirami,
Waiting for your update suggestion.
Thank you for your support.
Hello Darfan.
Sorry to know about this. Are you using any application named as 'Eternal Blue'? If so, is it a trusted application?
If it is trusted, please add that file to AVG exception list as per the steps mentioned in this article ( http://support.avg.com/SupportArticleView?urlname=How-to-make-exclusions-from-all-scans-and-shields ) and this will be a temporary fix. For the permanent fix, please report the false detection by AVG at https://www.avg.com/submit-sample . Our developers will check that and whitelist that file from AVG virus definitions.
Thank you.
Darfan,
AVG will block all known variants of the ransom ware infection. This is a network detection and something using the Eternal blue exploit is trying to get into the system. Please try to update Windows and make sure that no infected devices are connected to the network.
well, i am not using any appication named as "eternal Blue".
As i already googled, it is one of WannaCrypt ransomware.
Can AVG handle this kind of ransomware?