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The prompt alarmed me a bit, so I immediately deleted the unzipped files as well as the zipped file, as a precaution until I figured out what this all meant. I believe Avast and MalwareBytes encrypt some of their own directories for security, but that of course is automated. To my knowledge, I have never encrypted anything. In the process of unzipping, I got a prompt to "Back up (my) File Encryption Certificate and Key". I used the built-in Windows unzip feature (double-clicked the archived file, and then "unzip all files" or whatever it says, on the window itself). Scanned by Avast and MalwareBytes, neither of which objected to the downloaded file (a zipped archive). Last night while working on a website for a friend's business, I downloaded the zipped archive from. I am running the full/paid version of MalwareBytes Anti-Malware Pro (1.) I am running the full/paid version of Avast Internet Security (v ) I am running Windows 7 Professional 64-Bit