Win32:Patched-KX [Trj] is a trojan that belongs to a variants of the same family. This Win32:Patched-KX [Trj] will look for a previous infection and make changes to it with a very small modification. This patches will give additional risks on the infected computer.

Troj/Frink-Gen is a trojan that will attempt to connect to internet and download malware and malicious command from an specified server. Troj/Frink-Gen will also modify system registry and create an entry to run itself when Windows is started.

TR/StartPage is a trojan horse that will make unwanted changes to Internet Explorer homepage and set it to open with a fake antivirus website. TR/StartPage was used to promote various rogue security applications.

Mal/Induc-C is a detectiion for a virus that infects Delphi files while being compiled that may prevent antivirus program to clean it. Mal/Induc-C searches computers for installations of Delphi and tries to modify SysConst.pas and hence infect SysConst.dcu with W32/Induc-A.

Mal/Induc-A is a detection for a malicious SysConst.dcu file that has been infected with W32/Induc-A such that new Delphi files compiled using this SysConst.dcu are infected with W32/Induc-A.

W32/Induc-A is a virus that will infect Delphi file at compilation process. With this method, the infected files cannot be cleaned and need to recompile again with an uncompromised version of Delphi. W32/Induc-A will look for installations of Delphi, then tries to temporarily modify SysConst.pas, and compiles this to infect SysConst.dcu. The original SysConst.dcu can [...]

JS:Downloader-DO [Trj] is a generic detection for a malicious JavaScript file that were primarily used by rogue security programs to download and execute a malware on the computer. JS:Downloader-DO [Trj] is commonly associated with a scam websites and websites that pretends to be an online virus scanner.

Troj/Rootkit-GL is a detection for files that were encrypted to hide its presence on the system. Troj/Rootkit-GL will inject itself on legitimate Windows system files so that only the instance of the system files will be seen, Troj/Rootkit-GL will be invisible to antivirus programs.

Mal/Mallard-A is a detection for malicious files that can drop a rootkit trojan called Troj/Rootkit-GL. Mal/Mallard-A can also add its own registry entry so that it will load when Windows is started.

Troj/Bckdr-QMD is a trojan that will run on computer as a registered service pretending to be a “Windows Workgroup” and configured to start automatically. This trojan can allow remote access on the compromised computer by creating a backdoor entry port.