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JS/Redirector.k is a detection that includes obfuscated JavaScript leading to redirection of the Internet browser window to exploits that can download and execute malware on visitor’s computer. JS/Redirector.k is commonly spread via scam e-mail messages.

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§2462 · March 7, 2010 · Trojan · (No comments)

Generic Downloader.x!dcv is a Trojan that when execute will dropped malware on the affected computer. Trojan-Generic Downloader.x!dcv will also attempt to connect to a distant server and download additional threats.

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§2458 · March 7, 2010 · Trojan · (No comments)

BackDoor-ABF is a Trojan that spread manually using distribution channels in IRC, file-sharing networks, newsgroup and spam e-mail messages. When infected, BackDoor-ABF will create a port that will allow a remote attacker to gain control of the affected computer.

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§2456 · March 7, 2010 · Trojan · (No comments)

Generic BackDoor.u is a standard detection name to identify Trojans that will open a backdoor on the affected computer and allow the attacker to execute a command and control the computer. Generic BackDoor.u also gathers sensitive information such as username and passwords.

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§2454 · March 7, 2010 · Trojan · (No comments)

W32.Scrshotvid is a worm that may arrived on computer pretending to be a legitimate and virus-free program. W32.Scrshotvid usually spreads by copying itself to mapped network and removable USB drives. Some of its functions are to capture screenshot images, log keystrokes and pull down additional malicious files from its own server.

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§2440 · March 1, 2010 · Trojan · (No comments)

Generic Rootkit.ej is a detection for a programs like device drivers that was being utilized to hide malicious files and security threats on the computer. When Generic Rootkit.ej is executed, it will alter registry entries and add its own value to ensure that it will load when Windows is started.

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§2438 · February 26, 2010 · Trojan · (No comments)

Troj/Dldr-AO is a Trojan that pull down another threat from a remote computer utilizing the infected computer’s Internet connection. The downloaded file can be detected as Trojan.Zbot.gen3.

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§2435 · February 25, 2010 · Trojan · (No comments)

Trojan.Digitala is a Trojan horse that when executed will attempt to connect and download more malware on to the affected computer coming from a remote location.

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§2431 · February 25, 2010 · Trojan · (No comments)

BackDoor-Spyeye is a backdoor Trojan which allows remote unauthorized access on victims computer. BackDoor-Spyeye infection will also cause a download of additional harmful files, log keystrokes and performs bot functionalities.

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§2391 · February 15, 2010 · Trojan · (No comments)

BackDoor-Spyeye!rootkit is a rootkit component associated to BackDoor-Spyeye. BackDoor-Spyeye!rootkit was utilized to hide malicious files and process to avoid antivirus program detection.

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§2389 · February 15, 2010 · Trojan · (No comments)