HACK Malwarebytes Anti-Malware 1.50.1.1100 Keygens [RH]

It might be the case that another program (like your antivirus, CCleaner, or some other anti-malware app you've used) already deleted the files but left the Registry keys behind. It might also be the case that the malware relocated itself one or more times while trying to evade detection, or created decoy registry keys.

I've had good luck with MalwareBytes; it has detected and removed a lot of malware that other antivirus and anti-malware apps have failed to detect or remove. Every time someone I know gets tricked into installing one of those socially-engineered malware apps, like Microsoft Antivirus [insert year], MalwareBytes has had no problem removing it. That said, I don't trust any single program to catch everything. When someone gives me an infected computer, I usually run MalwareBytes, Spybot S&D or Ad-Aware, and Microsoft Security Essentials.

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Over the course of the following day IOBit engaged in a concerted campaign to suppress the evidence we presented. First they deleted the forum post showing their detection of a Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware keygen under the same name "Don't.Steal.Our.Software.A" we use to detect such keygens. Then they were able to have the Google cache version of the same page removed. (Fortunately the Bing cache version is still live and we also have screenshots of the thread archived.)

My laptop has been freezing up a lot lately and after trying everything I could think of, I downloaded the free version of malwarebytes anti-malware. I ran a scan and its detected 25 registry keys and a bunch of files and folders. The files and folders I'm not worried about, but is it safe to remove all those registry key items without it messing up my laptop? I've attached screenshots of the list of "malicious software" malwarebytes has detected. be457b7860