Trojan:Win32/Bluteal!rfn found by Windows Defender. False positive?

[easytools]

first is there anyway to know if it's a real 'trojan'
or that windows defender is mis-detecting things?
others have dl this file with seemingly no said problems

trojan name seems to be 'Trojan:Win32/Bluteal!rfn'

2nd there are 3 options, what does each do?
remove quarant allow
why not just delete the file in 'file explorer' or others? it's in a 'zip' file

last when windows defender scans a specific file (which they call a 'quick scan'), does it do an offline scan?
does it scan for more things if its not an 'offline scan'?

 

[sepik]

Hello,
Try this fast hack:
Open up command prompt
then type:
SET DIRCMD=J
then type:
dir

OMG all files gone...

Kind regards,
-sepik

 

[South Park]

I would recommend uploading the file to a scanning service like Jotti's malware scan and see if other AV's detect the file.

 

[omidomi]

first is there anyway to know if it's a real 'trojan'
or that windows defender is mis-detecting things?
others have dl this file with seemingly no said problems

trojan name seems to be 'Trojan:Win32/Bluteal!rfn'

2nd there are 3 options, what does each do?
remove quarant allow
why not just delete the file in 'file explorer' or others? it's in a 'zip' file

last when windows defender scans a specific file (which they call a 'quick scan'), does it do an offline scan?
does it scan for more things if its not an 'offline scan'?

Any hash or VT link?

 

[sepik]

He is a troll

 

[easytools]

Any hash or VT link?

huh? whats that?

 

[easytools]

Jotti's malware scan

site says 'is too large' is ~9gb