BKDR_ARUGIZER.A is a backdoor that can infect a computer using the Energizer USB charger-monitoring software package. BKDR_ARUGIZER.A will drop a malicious file on Windows system folder and also in software’s installation folder.

Trojan Horse Generic16.CHUU is a heuristic detection for a Trojan that has functionalities to download and execute another malware from a remote server. Trojan Horse Generic16.CHUU will also modify Internet browser settings that may lead to redirection of Internet to a fake online virus scanner.

Packed.Generic.292 is a generic detection for malicious files that were found associated with the Trojan.FakeAV and Trojan.Zbot families.

Trojan.Arugizer is a Trojan that will open a back door port on computer allowing a remote attacker to gain unauthorized access.  Trojan.Arugizer can also download and execute additional malicious files from a remote computer and modify system settings upon execution. 

Generic.dx!oto is a Trojan that when executed will connect to the site “whatismyip.com” to retrieve the IP address of the victim’s computer. Generic.dx!oto will also the injects its malicious code into svchost.exe to connect to the attackers designated IP address through a remote port 53 and gain access.

Trojan.Mozipowp is a Trojan horse that will redirect Firefox Internet browser whenever user attempts to visit a web site. Trojan.Mozipowp modifies Web browser settings to display advertisements on the infected computer and monitor activities while online.

Suspicious.SecTool is a method used to identify totally new malware threats without using the traditional antivirus signatures. Suspicious.SecTool technology was designed to detect malicious software that has been intentionally mutated or morphed by its developers.

Trojan.Digitala is a Trojan horse that will connect to a remote location and attempts to download additional malware on to the infected computer.

Bloodhound.Exploit.315 is a general detection used to identify malicious files attempting to exploit the Microsoft PowerPoint ‘LinkedSlideAtom’ Heap Overflow Remote Code Execution Vulnerability as mentioned in BID 38101.

Bloodhound.Exploit.316 is a generic detection for malicious files trying to spread itself by exploiting the Microsoft PowerPoint ‘OEPlaceholderAtom’ Record Invalid Index Remote Code Execution Vulnerability as metioned in BID 38103.