Question: malicious link detected

[Rogue]

Hello

 

A few days ago Kaspersky gave me a few warnings while I was looking up information for a powerpoint presentation. At first this surprised me a little, because I was visting a website about medieval history. The second time I visited the page I recieved no warning, but when I continued reading the article, the warnings came back.

 

So now I’m a little worried something might have infected my laptop.

 

 

The warning that worries me the most, is the one that says ‘not processed’ does this mean that was Kaspersky was unable to block the attack?

 

A full system scan came up clean. Is there something else I can do to double check? Or can I stop being paranoid? I hope you can give me some peace of mind.

 

Thank you for your time!

 

[Flood and Flood's wife]

Hello @Rogue, 

Welcome!

1. Read & follow all instructions posted in topic by @richbuff → Kaspersky notification of detection, file or website detected.
2.  Read & follow all instructions posted in topic by @Danila T. → How to remove a virus from Windows PC, computer virus scan, preventing infection of the device. 

Please let us know the outcome? 

Thank you🙏

Flood🐳+🐋

[Rogue]

Hello @Flood and Flood's wife 

 

Thanks for your fast response. I did all of the above and am now doing a full scan again. I found nothing suspicious.

 

Was I right to be worried about the warning that says not processed?

I’m not 100% sure what this message means.

 

Kind regards

Rogue

[Berny]

@Rogue  Please download / run AdwCleaner as ADMIN and post the TXT Log in your next post. Please don’t delete eventual detections.
Also, Kaspersky blocked the object  your PC has not been infected.

[Rogue]

Hello Berny

 

Thanks for taking the time to help me out.

 

This is the log file.

 

[Berny]

@Rogue

The report doesn’t detect malicious objects
! Please keep HP entries !
? Under preinstalled software →  “WildTangentGamesBundle” (Not a Virus)  ?
Personally however i don’t trust “Bundled Software”.

Anyway there is nothing to worry about ,
a full scan without detections  means that your system is clean.

[Rogue]

Ok, thank you Flood and Berny for the advice!

 

Kind regards

Rogue