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Backdoor.Pfinet is a Trojan that will modify Windows registry and create its own entry to ensure that the Trojan will run on Windows start-up. Backdoor.Pfinet will allow a remote attacker to have access using the opened a back door on the compromised infected computer.

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  • BackDoor.Tdss.565 is a Trojan that may allow a remote attacker to gain full access on the compromised computer. BackDoor.Tdss.565 files were known to be undetected by antivirus programs because of its rootkit functionalities.

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  • Trojan.Packed.682 is a common detection method to identify malicious that was deliberately packed or encrypted to conceal them from antivirus programs.

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  • Win32:Bredolab-AQ [Trj] is a heuristic detection for a Trojan that was intentionally obfuscated or encrypted in order to conceal its presence the the compromised computer. Win32:Bredolab-AQ is a member of the Win32:Bredolab family of Trojans that created by using a packer not known to be used for legitimate purposes.

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  • Trojan.Tdlload is a Trojan horse that will modify system files on the infected computer. These files compromised with Trojan.Tdlload will be capable of installing a malicious components and infect other files found on connected clean computer. 

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  • Trojan.Bredolab!gen3 is a generic detection for a malicious files that has similar functions to a Trojan.Bredolab family. Trojan.Bredolab!gen3 was intentionally obfuscated to hide itself on system process and avoid antivirus program detection.

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  • Bloodhound.PDF.17 is a generic detection form a malicious files that will infect a computer by exploiting the Adobe Acrobat software vulnerabilities.

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  • Trojan.Bredolab!gen4 is a generic detection for malicious files that belongs to Trojan.Bredolab family of Trojan. Trojan.Bredolab!gen4 was intentionally obfuscated or encrypted in order to hide themselves from antivirus programs.

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  • Trojan.Whitewell may allow a remote attacker to gain access on computer by opening a backdoor ports in it. Trojan.Whitewell can also steal sensitive information such as computer user name and passwords.

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  • Trojan.Ramvicrype is a Trojan that will encrypt files on certain locations of the infected computer. Trojan.Ramvicrype will also modify the registry to be able to hook itself on start-up when Windows is started. An error message will be displayed:
    “Vicrypt error! Please restart Windows
    viCrypt: A problem occured, Please Restart Windows”

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