Changes/Improvements
- Updated portable malware scanner to Malwarebytes Portable Scanner with the following features:
- Malwarebytes v3.6.1 scanning technology
- 2x faster malware scans
- Optional access to our anomalous threat detection technology (internet access required)
- Improved removal, repair, and remediation technology
- Post-reboot removal and summary reporting experience
- Native x86 and x64 architecture
- Added Command Line Interface options with the following capabilities:
- /password:”Your Startup Password” – Suppress prompt for your Startup Password.
- /scan:malware – Scans for malware with the Malwarebytes Portable Scanner using the current Default Scan settings.
- /scan:issues – Scans for issues with the Malwarebytes Issue Scanner.
- /repair:network – Performs a Network Reset
- /repair:wmi – Performs a WMI Rest
- /toolbox:”Name of Tool” – Launches the specified tool in quotes from the Toolbox or MyTools.
- /LogLevel:<0-5> – Launches the Malwarebytes Toolset with a specified logging level output for the “DebugLogging.txt” file. The default log level is 1 (Errors Only) and is used if no LogLevel is specified. The following is a definition of each log level:
- 0 – No events are logged
- 1 – Events marked as Errors only are logged
- 2 – Events marked as Errors and Warnings are logged
- 3 – Events marked as Errors, Warnings, and Info are logged
- 4 – Events marked as Errors, Warnings, Info, and Debug are logged
- 5 – Events marked as Errors, Warnings, Info, Debug, and Trace are logged
- Added Startup Password functionality to limit unauthorized access to the Malwarebytes Toolset.
- Managed in Settings (e.g Create Password, Change, Remove, etc.)
- Minimum of four characters.
- Prompt to enter Startup Password occurs at launch of the Malwarebytes Toolset.
Note: You can suppress the prompt by passing the following argument with your Startup Password to MBTSLauncher.exe or MBTS.exe: /password:”Your Startup Password”
Note: Prompt for Startup Password will not occur when post-reboot remediation is required by Malwarebytes Portable Scanner.
- Increased offline usage and license re-verification of the Malwarebytes Toolset to 15 days
- Increased offline usage, license re-verification, and definition database lifespan of Malwarebytes Breach Remediation to 15 days
- Re-designed Malwarebytes Toolset file and folder structure to support native x64 and x86 execution. Details included below.
- Malwarebytes\MBTS – 32-Bit (x86) version of Malwarebytes Toolset and Malwarebytes Portable Scanner files.
- Malwarebytes\MBTS\x64 – 64-Bit (x64) version of Malwarebytes Toolset and Malwarebytes Portable Scanner files.
- Malwarebytes\MBTS\Data\Configuration – Shared configuration files for the Malwarebytes Toolset and Malwarebytes Portable Scanner
- Malwarebytes\MBTS\Data\Defs – Definition database files for the Malwarebytes Portable Scanner
- Merged legacy MBTSCommandLine.exe executable functionality (WMI Reset and Network Reset) in to MBTS library files and removed the standalone file.
- Updated Malwarebytes Breach Remediation CLI to version 2.7.2.1655 and the following related changes:
- Added Malwarebytes Breach Remediation Batch file (Malwarebytes\MBBRv2\mbbr.cmd) to help with automation of MBBR from the Toolbox
- Added MBBR Command Prompt to the Remediate section of the Toolbox.
- Moved Malwarebytes\MBTS\mbbr.exe to Malwarebytes\MBBRv2\mbbr.exe. Please update your MBBR scripts to reflect this change.
- Replaced Command-Line Malware Scan in Toolbox > Remediate with MBBR CLI Scan
- Removed Command-Line Rootkit Scan. Use Anti-Rootkit or MBBR Command Prompt to run a CLI rootkit scan.
- Updated Malwarebytes Issue Scanner’s OS Profile database to support Windows 10 Version 1809 (Build 17763.x – October 2018 Update – RS5)
- Services Issue Scanner
- Safe Mode Services Issue Scanner
- File Associations Issue Scanner
- Default Registry Values Issue Scanner (Critical OS Components)
- Winsock Issue Scanner
- Updated MBTSLauncher.exe to pass CLI arguments to MBTS.exe and to automatically detect the proper architecture version of MBTS.exe to launch
- Updated Scan component with the following changes:
- Added post-reboot support to relaunch Malwarebytes Toolset for malware scan operations that require a reboot
- Replaced Malwarebytes Breach Remediation UI elements with Malwarebytes Portable Scanner UI elements
- Renamed “Run Manual Update” to “Update Definitions” under the settings drop-down menu for the Malwarebytes Portable Scanner
- Changed “Update Definitions” to use MBTS Updater framework to download definition updates
- Updated MBTS Updater (Toolbox > Check for Updates) with the following changes:
- Added support for 32-bit and 64-bit Malwarebytes Portable Scanner definition files
- Removed support to download Malwarebytes Breach Remediation definition files. Utilize the built-in CLI functionality of MBBR.exe instead.
- Windows XP and Windows Vista support is untested and not officially supported.
- Use Malwarebytes Toolset v1.3.1.1119, Malwarebytes Breach Remediation v2.7.2, or Malwarebytes for Windows (Legacy) v3.5.1 on these operating systems
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug that caused MBTS Updater to not properly use TLS 1.2 in certain situations
- Fixed a bug that caused MBTS UI elements to render incorrectly in certain high DPI scenarios (Reported by Crista Switzer of abcdTECH)
- Fixed a bug that caused Malwarebytes Breach Remediation CLI to BSOD when scanning on some systems running Malwarebytes 3.x
- Fixed a bug that caused WMI Reset to produce benign errors on Windows 8 and higher
- Fixed a bug that caused WMI Reset to incorrectly process MOF files that contained “uninstall” in their filename
- Fixed a bug that caused DiskPart to show the wrong icon under OS Tools in the Toolbox
- Fixed a bug that allowed too many attempts to retry the Startup Password
- Fixed a bug that caused Release Notes not to launch from Settings or auto-launch after performing an automatic upgrade
- Fixed a bug that caused leftover legacy files from 1.3.x to remain after an automatic upgrade
- Fixed a bug that caused Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit to fail to launch from the Toolbox with a 0x2 File Not Found error (Reported by Dale Baker of Computer Physician)
- Fixed a bug that allowed Inform to load a white screen in certain scenarios (Reported by CJ Collins from onPhyia)
- Fixed a bug that allowed Malwarebytes Portable Scanner to attempt scanning with missing or invalid definition database files
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