Backdoor.Sogu is a Trojan that may arrive on computer as an attached file to spam email messages. Backdoor.Sogu will allow an unauthorized remote connection via the random backdoor port. It may also steal data from the compromised PC and post them on specified location. More
Backdoor.Murcy is a harmful Trojan that will allow a remote attacker to gain access on the compromised system. Once executed, Backdoor.Murcy will create a backdoor port to provide unauthorized access for its author. The Trojan will register itself as CyService Service and configure an automatic start-up. More
Trojan.Pherbot is a Trojan that can allow a remote attacker to gain unauthorized access on the infected computer. Trojan.Pherbot can steal sensitive information from a compromised system and sends to an specified location. More
Trojan.Coinbitminer is a Trojan created specifically for the program BitCoins. When Trojan.Coinbitminer is executed, it will utilized victims computer and resources to mine bitcoins for the remote attacker. This Trojan can install the legitimate application of BitCoin without users consent.
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Backdoor.Cimuz is a Trojan that may allow a remote attacker to gain unauthorized access on the compromised system. Backdoor.Cimuz will steal sensitive information such as user name and password via key logging capabilities. The Trojan also gathers information like Operating System version, processor speed, system folder, upload folder and system uptime. More
Trojan.Tracur is a Trojan that will attempt to connect to a remote web site and download more threats on infected system. Trojan.Tracur will redirect web search results to a malicious web page address that contains a drive-by-download script. This virus also monitor and logs information when user visits certain URL.
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Backdoor.Sesent is a harmful Trojan that will arrive as an attached file to spam email messages or web sites that employs a drive-by-download method. It can also infect a system by exploiting vulnerabilities in Adobe PDF documents. If executed, Backdoor.Sesent virus will permit a remote attacker to access and manipulate compromised system by creating a backdoor port. More
Trojan.Ransomlock.H is a threat that will render computer unusable by locking the desktop and seek payment to unlock it. Trojan.Ransomlock.H virus can be acquired by visiting malicious and explicit web sites. When executed, the Trojan will modify settings on the PC and displays an image containing Russian language. To prevent the removal of Trojan.Ransomlock.H, this Trojan will intentionally disables Windows Task Manager and other useful functions. More
Trojan.Cidox can perform dangerous action on target computer when the NTFS boot sector’s Initial Program Loader was successfully modified. Next, Trojan.Cidox will create a malicious driver component after the Master Boot Record. It will also check for any running process like chrome.exe, opera.exe, firefox.exe, iexplore.exe and svchost.exe and injects a DLL component when spotted.
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Backdoor.Meciv can allow a remote attacker to gain unauthorized access on the infected system. This is possible when it opens a backdoor port and connects to an specified URL. Backdoor.Meciv will also create a registry subkey on Windows to create its own service and run itself when
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