W32.Flamer.B is a computer worm that deploys via removable media devices such as USB drives and external hard drives. Once it is present on the PC, it can allow a remote attacker to access the infected system through a backdoor port. W32.Flamer.B can also further endanger the infected computer when it contact a remote server and download more malware. More
Trojan.Ransomlock!g7 is a detection for a Trojan that blocks user’s access to the computer. The Trojan locks the desktop making the PC unusable. Its main purpose is to rip off money from victims. Trojan.Ransomlock!g7 issues a fraudulent notice saying that you have violated online copyright law. It then advise to pay a fine amounting to 100 Euro. Most variants of Trojan.Ransomlock!g7 accepts payment via Ukash or Moneypak. More
Trojan.Ransomlock.R is a detection for a computer Trojan locks the desktop of the affected computer. Authors behind this threat aims to generate an income by forcing victims to pay for the unlock code. Once it is inside the computer, user’s access is denied. Desktop is locked by Trojan.Ransomlock.R, the only working component is keyboard, and mouse, which allows the victim to input, unlock code. More
JS:ScriptIP-Inf is a generic detection for Trojan that is Java Script in nature. This is a malicious Java Script file that is hosted mostly on contracted web sites. It can download other threat on visitor’s computer though a drive-by-download method. JS:ScriptIP-Inf may also pretend as useful software that tricks you into executing the code. More
Win32/Bafruz is a multi-component malware. Typically, it has a backdoor function that can perform a number of harmful actions once loaded on victim’s computer. It is developed as a multi-purpose threat that consists of various variants that executes numerous functions. Some parts of Win32/Bafruz may download and execute more malware and others may initiate an attack to spread it over social networking sites. More
Backdoor.Win64.Zaccess.bt is a risky computer Trojan that may permit a remote attacker to access the infected computer. This approach lets the crook to perform some dodgy actions such as stealing of private data, download files, and monitor certain activities. Backdoor.Win64.Zaccess.bt silently achieves its goal by maintaining a discreet presence inside the PC. Its rootkit function allows the Trojan to run alongside with a valid Windows process to be able to avoid antivirus detection. More
Trojan Dropper:Win32/Necurs is a computer threat specifically crafted to download other malware it fetches from specified server. There are several versions of this Trojan that carries various additional payload. However, the common goal of Trojan Dropper:Win32/Necurs is to drop and install malware, fake program, and adware on the affected computer. Backdoor is another function that can be initiated by this threat, in which it allows a remote attacker to access the infected system. More
SVC:MBAMSwissArmy Rootkit is a detection for a harmful program that impersonates a genuine anti-malware product in order to bypass antivirus detection. Usually, Trojan with this characteristic will append Windows system files to run the malware every time Windows starts. More
Win32:Sirefef-AHF is a detection for an element of the Win32:Sirefef family of malware. This multi-part family of Trojan that regulates Internet browsing on infected computer. The threat also modifies search results that can redirect browser to unknown web page. Authors are utilizing Win32:Sirefef-AHF to generate a pay-per-click advertising income. More
Trojan.Shylock.B is a computer Trojan. Its main purpose is to steal confidential information from the infected computer. On initial attack, the Trojan will open a backdoor that allows a remote attacker to control the computer from a remote location. Trojan.Shylock.B spreads by exploiting faults on Java runtime and script engine. More