*ATTENTION* Puu.sh users.

[GeorgeGFX]

For those of you who who use puu.sh recently they updated to 'R94 update' if I recall correctly.
Seems like someone added malicious file along with the file, the file is located in AppData/Roaming/puush
If you go there by holding your Windows key + R > type in the 'Run' > %appdata% > hit Enter and you will be there.
It is highly recommended to delete the file named puush.daemon.exe which is located in AppData/Roaming/puush
No passwords were compromised but your computer might be infected.

Source, @puushme official;
https://twitter.com/puushme/status/582313699320299520

[serpento]

all i see is push.ini guess im good

[Michi]

It's saying it's already opened in puush.. ;-; How do I delete this

[Paul]

It's saying it's already opened in puush.. ;-; How do I delete this

Close Puush first.

[GeorgeGFX]

@Serp, you still haven't updated your puu.sh client but make sure you don't update at any cost.

@Michi, that means you're one of the infected, don't worry cuz I had puu.sh opened 5 times.
Open task manager > end all puu.sh processes, delete the file, clean registry files with CCleaner, restart PC and you'll be good.

- - - Updated - - -

It is highly recommended to uninstall the current puu.sh client.
You can install it once again they solve the problem.

[Bulbasaur]

I will be looking into this when I get home, thank you for the heads up George.

[Michi]

What can this malicious file do?

[GeorgeGFX]

What can this malicious file do?

Nobody knows exactly at least I don't because I didn't do any researches, could be a RAT, could be working like a silent JDB but for your own security, uninstall it.

[^7Wraths^C]

Thanks for the info George.

[Adorable]

Guys i don't understand how to get to it??