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cdarling52
Copper Contributor
Sep 10, 2026

Trojan;Win32 Threat Found- how to get rid of

I've noticed that I've been getting this same threat consistently since yesterday and even when I "remove" the threat, it just comes back. Can someone tell me what this means and what it might be from so I can remove he problem. I already did a full scan and it didn't find any other threats

 

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  • amit_k_patel's avatar
    amit_k_patel
    Occasional Reader

    I am having the similar issue with

    Trojan: Win32/SuspLoad.BA!MTB. Defender says it removed it, but it keeps showing up. 

    Also, submitted this to Microsoft Security response team and below is their reply. Basically, they are avoiding the issue. 

    Hello,

    Thank you for contacting the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) and for taking the time to help protect Microsoft and our customers.

    Based on the information provided, this request does not appear to concern a security vulnerability in a Microsoft product or service and is outside the scope of MSRC vulnerability review.

  • Your screenshot shows an active threat associated with a hidden PowerShell command, so this should not be dismissed as an old scan result. In Protection History, expand the latest detection and choose Quarantine if action is still required; do not allow it or add an exclusion. Update Defender's security intelligence, save your work, and run Microsoft Defender Offline from Scan options. It restarts into the recovery environment to scan outside the normal Windows session. After restarting, check the newest detection time and affected items, distinguishing a fresh recurrence from an older retained history entry. Microsoft notes that repeatedly returning malware can have another component reinstalling it, which a normal full scan may not resolve. If it returns after the offline scan, stop using the PC for sensitive activity and obtain professional remediation assistance. Do not delete legitimate Windows executables merely because they appear in the detected command line.

    • cdarling52's avatar
      cdarling52
      Copper Contributor

      Thanks for your reply, I might have to take it somewhere as I am still getting the threats. I thought it might been a game I had downloaded but i've had it for weeks and the threats only started a couple days ago