![]() ![]() As employee gonzo noted, improvements are still required to the way the Malwarebytes Browser Guard extension uses cached data, but their browser extension detected the URL change for the authentication as it was designed to do. ![]() Once that false positive detection was reported to Malwarebytes the new URL was whitelisted within a day. Malwarebytes Browser Guard / Malwarebytes Premium Web Protection did what it was supposed to do – it detected users being re-directed to a previously unknown URL and blocked the connection. To be fair to Malwarebytes, it wasn’t their fault that Microsoft changed the URL for their secure login authentications this week. ![]()
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