Trojan Horse Generic 14.BQVR is a detection for a malicious files that has similar characteristics on other members of the Trojan Horse Generic 14 family. Trojan Horse Generic 14.BQVR was designed to infect a computer by exploiting security vulnerabilities and later connect to a remote computer to add another malware.

Win32/Kryptik.ABX is a generic detection for a Trojan that will infect computers by exploiting security vulnerabilities. Win32/Kryptik.ABX can also allow a remote attacker to steal sensitive information from the compromised computer.

Backdoor.IRC.Ratsou.B is a Trojan that may allow an unauthorized remote access on the infected computer, giving the virus author full control of it. Backdoor.IRC.Ratsou.B can be acquired by visiting a website where another Trojan Downloader is hosted.

Backdoor.Bapkri is a heuristic detection for a malicious Dynamic Link Library (.DLL) files that intentionally encrypt to conceal itself from being detected by antivirus and security programs. Backdoor.Bapkri will also open a backdoor port on the compromised computer to allow unauthorized remote access by the Trojan author.

Trojan Horse Agent2.SIQ is a detection for a Trojan that has similar functionalities and belong to the the same group. Trojan Horse Agent2.SIQ will attempt to connect to a remote computer to download more threats.

Bloodhound.Exploit.306 is a detection for files that has similar functions to infect a computer by trying to exploit the Microsoft Excel ‘FEATHEADER’ Record Remote Code Execution Vulnerability as mentioned in BID 36945.

Bloodhound.Exploit.307 is a generic detection for malevolent files that will compromised a computer by exploiting the Microsoft Excel Malformed BIFF Record Remote Code Execution Vulnerability as reference in BID 36946.

Bloodhound.Exploit.308 is a heuristic detection for a malicious files that infects a computer by exploiting the Microsoft Excel Field Parsing Remote Code Execution Vulnerability as discussed in BID 36912.

Trojan.Avalanec is a Trojan that will modify Windows registry to add its own entry and automate loading when Windows is started. Trojan.Avalanec payloads include a backdoor functionalities, download another malicious files, update itself and act as a proxy server for Trojan operation.

Backdoor.Revird is a Trojan horse that will allow unauthorized remote access with its back door functionalities. Remote attacker may steal various sensitive information from the compromised computer. Backdoor.Revird will register itself as a service to ensure that it will load each time Windows is started.