.exe file with harmful material (help)

Hi,
i bought an ahk script which was saved as an .exe file
my friend told me to scan it and this came up
Virus-Total-Google-Chrome-03-11-2020-02-43-48
does anyone know if i need to be worried

 

Hi, yeah there's no reason for an ahk script to be made into a .exe

Looks malicious and it's likely bound with a RAT/keylogger

Did you run the file?

 

i did i have been using it for the last few day.
im worried
what should i do

 

i have run a basic free anti virus scan with malwarebytes but nothing so far, im worried its bypassed it

 

Delete this file:

Files Written

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  C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\LocalService\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\UPnP Device Host\upnphost\udhisapi.dll

Delete this registry key (used to maintain persistence):

Registry Keys Set
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Media Player NSS\3.0\Servers\A70D59A1-8EAD-4F40-AAAB-FBFC460800A4\FriendlyName

After that, do a system restore to a point before you started using the program.

Then do a check if the file/key are still there, if they're not you should be fine

Change any saved passwords you might have on your browser and run another scan with malware bytes

 

Any AHK script that the scripter is claiming he made for you, should not be .exe format. With that being said... Could potentially be a keylogger, or a RAT which is worse. Be careful!