with Jotti's virusscan web site. I uploaded CNET Download.com's mbam-setup-1.46.exe to virusscan and the results are show below;
http://virusscan.jotti.org/en-gb/scanresult/78c48dfc2e7aa4a540e10e9ccefde7c2f2fb8b87/7f972672c61ec3b85d5869af3d0be5770e9f70e0
This is the result from a 'previous' upload of this file, and all AV scanners report it is clean. So this might be what is known as a 'false positive'. If so, Threatfire should be contacted to see if they have any explanation.
The web page I downloaded it from was;
http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-10804572.html?tag=mncol
Please can you do me a favor. Go through the steps you did before to download the file from those two sites you did before, and then copy the web site addresses for each, and paste them into a reply here.
Then we can compare the Download.com one, and I will see about the MajorGeeks one. There are scam sites about, and some may be pretending to be either Download.com or MajorGeeks.com.
Thanks
Mark
I tried to scan my dual 32-64bit HP TouchSmart 300 PC running Windows 7 and IE 8 with Malwarebytes today - unsuccessfully.
Therefore, I completely uninstalled the software three times, reinstalling each time.
WARNING: although I downloaded and installed from two separate sites -CNet Downloads, MajorGeeks - ThreatFire Free detected a Trojan each time. ThreatFire successfully killed the Trojan.
I STUPIDLY did not make a note of which Trojan it was. And thank you, ThreatFire. Anyone who pours scorn on sandboxes needs to think again.

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