TR/ATRAPS.Gen2 is a generic detection to identify several Trojan or malware that shares the same characteristics. This detection method was created to classify threats that originates from the same group or families. As for last update (July 12, 2012), this Trojan is involved in spreading a hack tool that will generate revenue to the attacker. The detection method is expected to enhance as the Trojan develops. More
JS:Banker-IC is a heuristic detection for malicious JavaScript file. It will attempt to steal online banking credentials of victims. It may also gather other confidential data from the infected computer that hacker may use for other prevalent attacks. This threat will spread by mass-mailing itself to contacts it may gather from infected PC. It utilizes victim’s computer as an SMTP server without user’s knowledge. More
Win32/Ramnit.D is a Trojan that will modify specifically targeted file extensions. Then, this Trojan will inject a code into legitimate Windows processes in order to conceal itself and evade antivirus program’s detection. It also attempts to contact a remote server and accept extra commands from a remote attacker. More
TrojanDownloader:Win32/Pluzoks.A is a harmful computer Trojan that can download and execute more malware from a remote server. This threat can fetch other threats ranging from viruses, Trojans, and fake antivirus product. It can conceal the actions from installed antivirus programs by reducing security state on the affected system. More
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Win32:Atraps-PF is detection for a harmful file that may perform several actions when executed. This Trojan is part of a multi-component family of malicious files that controls the Internet browser by altering search results and gaining online profit for its authors. The group consists of many elements that will perform various functions with individual objectives. More
Win32:Atraps is a multi-part family of Trojan that is may cause severe damage when it reaches a computer. This malware is able to hide its presence on the system by injecting its code to legitimate processes. This Trojan also attempts to boot the computer into SafeMode by infecting the Safeboot registry keys. More
Backdoor.Zemra is a Trojan that is capable of allowing a remote attacker to access the infected computer and gain control of it. The Trojan may also communicate to a distant server to download another threat or fetch an updates. It also lowers security settings on the compromised system and includes itself on the list of permitted program in Windows firewall. More
Backdoor.Snifula.D is Symantec’s definition for a malware that is a variant of Snifula family of Trojan. This particular version can allow a remote attacker to gain control of the infected computer through backdoor. The Trojan frequently communicates to a remote server to download other malware that it can drop and execute on victim’s machine. More
Trojan.Fakeavlock is a generic detection for a computer Trojan that will lie about the security status of the system. It also blocks user’s access to installed software and state that the file is compromised. It can nearly make the infected PC unusable. The only way for user to regain access is to purchase the registered version of the endorsed program. More
Trojan.Milicenso is a harmful Trojan that attempt to connect to a remote server and download malicious files on to the infected computer. The Trojan also cause severe annoyances like displaying of excessive advertisements and browser redirection. It is also part of this Trojan’s payload to send massive amount of print jobs if it detects that a printer is linked to the infected system. More