Quote from: IH-Antonio on November 27, 2016, 07:54:41 AM

Just downloaded the latest Bitcoin Core from bitcoin.org, scanned it at https://www.virustotal.com

And bingo Undecided

SHA256 from bitcoin-qt.exe 90f54d929626cbbc0fa0cdddb509feb4f11e8633b8e4d016be91673bae081338
SHA256 from the bitcoin core zip file match the right one: 3956daf2c096c4002c2c40731c96057aecd9f77a559a4bc52b409cc13d1fd3f2 bitcoin-0.13.1-win64.zip

Link to the scanner results:

https://www.virustotal.com/es/file/90f54d929626cbbc0fa0cdddb509feb4f11e8633b8e4d016be91673bae081338/analysis/

AegisLab   Uds.Dangerousobject.Multi!c   20161127
Kaspersky   Trojan.MSIL.CoinStealer.km   20161127
Rising   Trojan.CoinStealer!8.168F-c5irH5Q00gL (cloud)   20161127

https://securelist.com/blog/virus-watch/58553/analysis-of-malware-from-the-mtgox-leak-archive/

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The malware creates and executes the TibanneSocket.exe binary and searches for the files bitcoin.confand wallet.dat v the latter is a critical data file for a Bitcoin crypto-currency user: if it is kept unencrypted and is stolen, cybercriminals will gain access to all Bitcoins the user has in his possession for that specific account.