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ChristianRoule

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  1. I’m not sure why, but Kaspersky is saying that this freeware tool is a virus: https://www.risingresearch.com/en/dvr/ Avast and McAfee don’t report it as a virus. Is this a false positive by Kaspersky or something dangerous? Thanks in advance!
  2. It's all good. No worries! Yes, I submitted to https://virusdesk.kaspersky.com and it came out negative. I even sent it to Kaspersky to analyze. It should all be good. I want to thank everyone for helping me with this. This is an amazing set of communities. We can close this out now. All's good!
  3. I think this is getting laid to rest. Someone on Bleeping Computer is helping me verify that nothing is wrong. I'm beginning to think that the entire thing is a massive timing coincidence, that somehow SecurityHealthHost.exe activated and was placed in the Trusted Group by Kaspersky in response to the malicious website it blocked. And then when I saw suspicious information when I Googled it, things got hairy. But thank you so much for your time and attentiveness to this!
  4. Thanks again! I think what keeps confusing me, and the reason I'm not 100% sure it's not a virus, is that people keep mentioning "SecurityHealthService.exe" when it's SecurityHealthHost.exe I'm concerned about. I'm confused as to why there is so little information on SecurityHealthHost.exe out there, and the few Google Searches show it as being kinda-maybe malicious. No one seems sure, and that is what is confusing me. Why do some people have it in their System32 and some don't? I guess I just want someone who understands that module to confirm that SecurityHealthHost.exe is a legitimate process. If anyone could do that, could provide an explanation, I'd feel so much better.
  5. Thanks. Everything is coming up negative, but just to be safe I'm going to change my settings and block that application. But you saw it in your directory, right? I'm thinking it might be a false positive. What do you think?
  6. Hi there and thank you for the warm welcome. Not to question you, but can you link to that? All I see is SecurityHealthService.exe on that site. It would certainly clean my mind.
  7. This is really weird. First, when browsing the internet, Kaspersky detects a potentially malicious script on a website (the yellow triangle icon), then a few minutes later, without me doing anything, Kaspersky randomly added "SecurityHealthHost.exe" to the Trusted Apps Group, saying by virtue of it being signed by Microsoft. I've not heard of "SecurityHealthHost.exe" before. I've heard of "SecurityHealthService.exe" but not this... and none of my other computers have that file on it... just this one. However, Kaspersky Total Security, Malwarebytes, and TDSSKilller are coming up blank. I'm in Safe Mode and about to run RogueKiller, but if anyone has any ideas... I'd appreciate it. If this isn't a virus/malware and I'm just spinning my wheels, I'd like to know.
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