Since the beginning of June, I've had popup notifications from Avast every few hours that it has quarantined mssecsvc.exe from C:\WINDOWS because it was a trojan (WanaCry) or something. I currently have 14 copies of said files quarantined by Avast. One of these cases spooked me as it occurred just as I opened my bank's identification page to log in to my bank account.
Last time I did a full scan was first of June, nothing alarming there. I also check periodically with Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware, nothing found until today when it found Ransom.WannaCrypt (log file included).
I am using the free version of Avast 170605-0, 17.4.2294. My OS is Windows 7 x64.
Looking at properties of mssecsvc.exe from Avast quarantine, it's grouped as infected, its description is "Win32:WanaCry-A [Trj]" and for viruses it has a bunch of strings that all include either WanaCry or WannaCry with letters A, C, D, E, F, H and J. Each string also includes "[Trj]Always!strg".
How should I react to this? Thanks in advance.