Windows reporting NextDNS 2.0.1 as Trojan:MSL/Masslogger.VN!rfn
I noticed the error after a reboot. It looks like some files in the Program Files directory were modified today as well. My version.txt file says I'm on 2.0.1. However, the program is blocked from running on my Windows 10 machine.
Screenshot of my NextDNS directory in the Program Files directory
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Hi.
This happened here just now as well. Next DNS was detected as a trojan, and then removed.
Apparently the trojan has been detected since Nov 15. The version of Next DNS being uninstalled appeared to be from Dec 9, which makes me believe that either
a. There was a recent infection in this computer, affecting the NextDNS sw.
b. There is a problem with NextDNS.
c. The NextDNS was incorrectly detected due to an error in the definition files.
The update for MS Defender definitions which apparently triggered the removal of NextDNS, is version 1.329.1466.0.https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/threats/malware-encyclopedia-description?name=Trojan%3aMSIL%2fMasslogger.VN!rfn&threatid=2147767997
My file info is similar to what Mark shares above. -
I downloaded the latest binary from the site, it is still being detected by BitDefender
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McAfee will not allow 2.01 to be installed. 1.0.12 sill works.
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The CLI alternative for Windows cmd on the recomanded Wiki page is also detected as Trojan. Which makes me wonder if the program for Linux also has a Trojan.
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