RealProtect.SuspectPowershell!a97e6573b97b

Question

Trussel stoppet

Vi stoppede en trussel i en fil, der var i brug.

Trusselsoplysninger

Navn på trussel: RealProtect.SuspectPowershell!a97e6573b97b

Status: Blokeret

Dato | Tid: 13.03.2026 07:12

Elementer, der er under mistanke for at udgøre en trussel, opbevares i karantæne på en

sikker placering, hvor de ikke kan skade din enhed. Elementerne kan slettes eller gendannes //bs

Answer 1

Gode ​​nyheder. Du kan afinstallere følgende software. Det var den, der oprettede PowerShell.exe-processen.

Winhance v26.03.12

Answer 2

Kør venligst nedenstående fixlist.

• Download fixlist.txt
• Gem Fixlist.txt i den samme mappe som FRST64English.exe.
• Luk alle programmer.
• Start Farbar Scanner-værktøjet, og klik på "Ret".
• Genstart Windows, hvis du bliver bedt om det.
• Upload outputlogfilen (FixLog.txt) i dit næste svar.

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BEMÆRK: fixlist.txt-scriptet blev skrevet specifikt til denne bruger og til brug på den pågældende maskine. Det anbefales ikke at køre det på en anden maskine, og kør ikke den samme fixlist.txt mere end én gang.

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Answer 3

Hi, This is Ramesh.

There are some built-in scheduled tasks that run PowerShell.exe. However, we must ensure that the recently run PowerShell.exe process is not caused by a miner infection.

When the PowerShell window pops up and closes, please open PowerShell (admin) and run this command:

Get-ScheduledTask | Get-ScheduledTaskInfo | select TaskName, TaskPath, LastRunTime | sort LastrunTime -descending | ogv

Press Enter. The command outputs the list of recently run scheduled tasks, sorted in descending order.

Maximize the window and post a screenshot.

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In addition, please run the ESET Online Scanner and post the detection report here.

https://www.eset.com/us/home/online-scanner/

Run the scanner and choose Custom scan.

Select the following checkboxes

• Operating memory
• Autostart locations
• C drive

Click "Save and continue."

Start the scan and let it complete.

If malware was found during the scan, click "Save scan log" and type a file name for the detection report.

Upload the detection report in your next reply.

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Standard Disclaimer: There is a link to a non-Microsoft website. The page appears to provide accurate, safe information.

Answer 4

RealProtect.SuspectPowershell!a97e6573b97b is a detection name indicating that security software has blocked a suspicious PowerShell activity or script. The message states that the threat was blocked and the related item was placed in quarantine, which means it cannot currently harm the device.

To handle this situation safely on Windows 11 using the built‑in security tools:

1. Open Windows Security (search for “Windows Security” from Start).
2. Go to Virus & threat protection.
3. Select Protection history.
4. Locate the entry that corresponds to the date and time shown in the message (13.03.2026 07:12) and review the details of what was blocked.
5. If the detection is clearly related to something that should not have run (unknown script, unexpected download, or command), leave it in quarantine or choose to delete it.
6. Only if absolutely certain the item is safe (for example, a known internal script) should it be restored. Restoring a malicious script can expose the device to malware or unwanted changes.

If the detection came from a file in a cloud location such as OneDrive, SharePoint, or Microsoft Teams, be aware that Microsoft 365 can also block malicious files so they cannot be opened, to protect the device and organization from malware and ransomware.

To reduce the risk of similar threats in the future:

• Keep Windows and all software up to date via Windows Update.
• Keep Microsoft Defender and other security software enabled and updated.
• Be cautious with links, downloads, and scripts from untrusted sources.

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References:

• Protection History
• What to do when a malicious file is found in SharePoint Online, OneDrive, or Microsoft Teams