What’s the issue with Malwarebytes?

Malwarebytes Anti-Malware currently detects Auslogics programs as a PUP. This is a false positive detection that Auslogics has no control over, but we are communicating with Malwarebytes to get this issue resolved.

You need to understand that:
1. PUP means “potentially unwanted program” – Malwarebytes uses this classification to identify software that they believe a user may not want on their computer. They do not consider the program to be malware. They just want the user to take a look at the program and decide for themselves whether they need it.
2. Auslogics programs does not satisfy any of Malwarebytes’ criteria for being identified as a PUP, so this is clearly a FALSE POSITIVE.
3. Malwarebytes became more aggressive in detecting software as potentially unwanted starting around October 2016. This has led to a rise in false positives their software produces.

As the company states, they implemented the more aggressive policies to make their software more useful. However, in reality this change turns out to be a major inconvenience to users of legitimate applications that MBAM detects as PUP. You can write Malwarebytes at pup@malwarebytes.com to let them know that detecting Auslogics programs is a false positive. This may help expedite getting the issue resolved. In the meantime, please follow the instructions below to have Malwarebytes ignore Auslogics during scans.