Adware.SearchEssistant |
Adware.SearchEssistant is a toolbar which hijacks the browser and monitors searches in the address field. It displays the result based on this search, to give the user options to visit similar sites. Adware.SearchEssistant contains no EULA or privacy policy and is installed on all user accounts. The user has to remove the toolbar manually because the application does not have an uninstaller. |
Adware.SogouToolbar |
Adware.SogouToolbar is an adware program that installs a toolbar and modifies the Internet Explorer home page. The searches made via the toolbar search function are stored in a file within the programs folder in Program Files. This adware runs a process p2psvr.exe, Sogou PXP Streaming Service, in the background and keeps a TCP port open even when Internet Explorer is not running. Adware.SogouToolbar installs on all user accounts.
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Adware.Tagasaurus |
Adware.Tagasaurus is an application where the user can search using the most popular search engines. It also drops unwanted files on the system and does not display any EULA or privacy policy. A process operates in stealth all the time and starts up automatically after restarting the computer.
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AntiSpywareShield |
AntiSpywareShield is rogue anti-spyware and clone of SpyShredder; it may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, and then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats.
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AntiSpyStorm |
AntiSpyStorm is rogue anti-spyware and clone of SpyAway; it may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, and then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats.
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AntiVirGear |
AntiVirGear is rogue anti-spyware and clone of SpyDawn; it may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, and then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats.
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BearShareMediabar |
BearShareMediabar is a simple search bar which displays neither EULA nor privacy policy during the installation phase. It also automatically installs itself on all user accounts.
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Construction.MyWorm |
Construction.MyWorm is a program where the user is able to create worms and then spread them via the Internet.
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ContrWare |
ContrWare is rogue anti-spyware that tricks the user into buying the commercial version. ContrWare's distribution methods are stealthy and/or misleading. The user is presented with misleading advertisements, often popped up from files and processes sometimes installed by Trojans that scare / trick the user into clicking yes.
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CryptDrive |
CryptDrive is a rogue application that tricks the user into buying the commercial version. CryptDrive's distribution methods are stealthy and/or misleading. The user is presented with misleading advertisements, often popped up from files and processes installed by Trojans that scare / trick the user into clicking yes.
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ErrClean |
ErrClean is a rogue anti-spyware and clone of ProtectingTools; it may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, and then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats.
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Hacktool.MSNDecripter |
Hacktool.MSNDecripter is a program that will decrypt a stored MSN Messenger password. |
MyCleanerPC |
MyCleanerPC is a rogue anti-spyware application. It may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, and then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats.
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OSBodyguard |
OSBodyguard is a rogue anti-spyware that tricks the user into buying the commercial version. OSBodyguard's distribution methods are stealthy and/or misleading. The user is presented with misleading advertisements, often popped up from files and processes installed by Trojans that scare / trick the user into clicking yes.
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PCCleaner2007 |
PCCleaner2007 is rogue anti-spyware and clone of DriveCleaner; it may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, and then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats.
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PCPrivacyTool |
PCPrivacyTools is rogue anti-spyware that tricks the user into buying the commercial version. PCPrivacyTool's distribution methods are stealthy and/or misleading. The user is presented with misleading advertisements, often popped up from files and processes installed by Trojans that scare / trick the user into clicking yes.
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ProtectingTool |
ProtectingTool is rogue anti-spyware that tricks the user into buying the commercial version. ProtectingTool's distribution methods are stealthy and/or misleading. The user is presented with misleading advertisements, often popped up from files and processes installed by Trojans that scare / trick the user into clicking yes.
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SecurePCCleaner |
SecurePCCleaner is rogue anti-spyware and clone of PCPrivacyTool; it may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, and then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats.
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SpyHazard |
SpyHazard is rogue anti-spyware and clone of SpyLocked; it may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, and then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats.
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SpywareBot |
SpywareBot is rogue anti-spyware; it may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, and then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats.
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SpywareSecure |
SpywareSecure is rogue anti-spyware that tricks the user into buying the commercial version. SpywareSecure's distribution methods are stealthy and/or misleading. The user is presented with misleading advertisements, often popped up from files and processes installed by Trojans that scare / trick the user into clicking yes.
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Toolbar.BZ |
Toolbar.BZ is a toolbar where the user has the option to search and zoom in the browser. Trojans may be dropped in the Toolbar.BZ folder in program files. It contains no EULA and privacy policy and is installed on all user accounts, giving no clue to the user of its functionality.
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VirusLocker |
VirusLocker is rogue anti-spyware and clone of VirusProtectPro; it may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, and then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats.
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WinXDefender |
WinXDefender is rogue anti-spyware; it may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, and then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats.
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Win32.Backdoor.Codbot |
Win32.Backdoor.Codbot opens up a backdoor on the infected system that allows remote access to the infected computer.
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Win32.Hoax.Renos |
Win32.Hoax.Renos is an application that may show fake security warnings. This application may also trick a user into downloading rogue anti-spyware applications or download this kind of software automatically in the background.
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Win32.TrojanDownloader.Bagle |
Win32.TrojanDownloader.Bagle is the download element from the Bagle worm family. It downloads files and executes them on the victim's PC.
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Win32.Trojan.Morphine |
Win32.Trojan.Morphine may install a Browser Helper Object in stealth. The installed dll compromises system security hooking to internet explorer and running whenever iexplore.exe is active. Win32.Trojan.Morphine can also install other malware that can spy on the affected system user. This malware is packed with the Morphine packer.
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Win32.TrojanProxy.Bobax |
Win32.TrojanProxy.Bobax opens up the infected machine to be used as a proxy server.
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Win32.TrojanProxy.Jaber |
Win32.TrojanProxy.Jaber puts itself between winsock and the IP stack to manipulate the traffic. It drops an LSP file in the system folder which makes it possible to take control of ingoing and outgoing traffic. The purpose is to spam other users with e-mails.
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Win32.Virus.Detnat |
Win32.Virus.Detnat is a worm/virus that spreads through shared network folders. It will infect executable files. If infected, you will need an anti-virus program to clear the infection.
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Win32.Virus.Elkern |
Win32.Virus.Elkern is a virus that will infect executable files on the disc. It is known to be dropped by Win32.Worm.Klez. If infected, you will need to run an anti-virus program to clear the infection.
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Win32.Virus.Jeefo |
Win32.Virus.Jeefo will try to infect executable files on the drive. If infected, you will need to run an anti-virus program to clear the infection.
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Win32.Virus.Kriz |
Win32.Virus.Kriz is a virus that infects selected executable files. If infected, you will need to run an anti-virus program to clear the infection.
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Win32.Virus.Magistr |
Win32.Virus.Magistr is a virus that will infect executable files on the disc. It will try to spread itself by copying itself to shared folders on the network and as e-mail attachments. If infected, you will need to run an anti-virus program to clear the infection.
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Win32.Virus.Nimda |
Win32.Virus.Nimda is a virus/worm that spreads through shared folders on the network and as an e-mail attachment. It will also harvest the infected machine for new addresses. Once it reaches a new system it will try to infect all .EXE and HTML files on that system.
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Win32.Virus.Parite |
Win32.Virus.Parite is a polymorphic and memory resident virus. This virus propagates by infecting .EXE and .SCR files. It can also spread via network shares and mapped network drives.
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Win32.Virus.Runonce |
Win32.Virus.Runonce is a virus/worm that spreads as an e-mail attachment. It will infect .EXE and HTML files. If infected, you will need to run an anti-virus program to clear the infection.
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Win32.Virus.Tenga |
Win32.Virus.Tenga is a virus that will infect all executable files on the drive. It will then try to download and install a Trojan on the infected system.
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Win32.Virus.Valla |
Win32.Virus.Valla is a virus that infects selected executable files. If infected, you will need to run an anti-virus program to clear the infection.
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Win32.Virus.Virut |
Win32.Virus.Virut is a virus that infects executable files. It also opens a backdoor on the infected computer allowing a connection to a predefined server.
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Win32.Worm.Allaple |
Win32.Worm.Allaple is a polymorphic worm that performs dictionary and Denial of Service attacks.
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Win32.Worm.Autorun |
Win32.Worm.Autorun installs as a hidden service on the infected machine. This service is set to start automatically. The worm may attempt to propagate via creating copies of itself to hard drives and other removable devices, such as flash or USB. The worm may also download and install additional malware and open a backdoor on the infected machine.
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Win32.Worm.Bagz |
Win32.Worm.Bagz is a worm that spreads as an e-mail attachment. It will also harvest the infected machine for new addresses.
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Win32.Worm.Banwarum |
Win32.Worm.Banwarum spreads through e-mail messages to addresses found in the compromised computer. The worm may also open a backdoor on the infected computer.
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Win32.Worm.Blaster |
Win32.Worm.Blaster is a worm that uses a security vulnerability in DCOM Remote Procedure Call in unpatched Windows systems. When installed, the worm starts port-scanning to search for other vulnerable systems on the network.
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Win32.Worm.Bofra |
Win32.Worm.Bofra is a worm that spreads through infected e-mails. It will also harvest the infected machine for new addresses. It may also try to open up an IRC backdoor on the infected system.
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Win32.Worm.Brontok |
Win32.Worm.Brontok is a worm that tricks the user to execute the file by having a folder icon. The worm copies itself to several places on the system and the new files are running as processes in stealth. It also disables the command prompt, registry tools and task manager.
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Win32.Worm.Bugbear |
Win32.Worm.Bugbear is a worm that spreads through e-mail and network shares. It may also open a backdoor or function as a keylogger on the infected computer.
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Win32.Worm.Delf |
Win32.Worm.Delf is a worm and a file infector that spreads over network drives and shared folders. The infected computer may slow down due to the multiple network threads created.
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Win32.Worm.Eyeveg |
Win32.Worm.Eyeveg is a worm that spreads through shared network folders and e-mail attachments. It will also harvest the infected machine for more e-mail addresses.
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Win32.Worm.Feebs |
Win32.Worm.Feebs is a worm that spreads via e-mail to addresses that it finds on the infected system. This worm may use rootkit functionality to hide its presence on the affected computer.
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Win32.Worm.Heck |
Win32.Worm.Heck is a worm that spreads as an e-mail attachment. It will also harvest the infected machine for new addresses.
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Win32.Worm.Kipis |
Win32.Worm.Kipis is a worm that spreads as an e-mail attachment. It will also harvest the infected machine for new addresses.
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Win32.Worm.Klez |
Win32.Worm.Klez is a worm that copies itself to the shared folders on the Network and uses the SMTP protocol to send outgoing messages.
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Win32.Worm.Korgo |
Win32.Worm.Korgo strives to exploit the LSASS Buffer Vulnerability on unpatched Microsoft Windows systems. It listens to random ports and spreads with a random filename. The worm allows an attacker to take control of the infected system by acting as a remote access server.
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Win32.Worm.LockSky |
Win32.Worm.LockSky copies itself to the System32 folder on the system and uses the SMTP protocol to send outgoing messages. It also drops a dll file which hooks itself into winlogon.exe.
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Win32.Worm.LovGate |
Win32.Worm.LovGate is a self replicating worm. It copies itself to several places on the system and uses the SMTP protocol to send outgoing messages. The new copies have RAR or ZIP format and are executed every time Windows restarts. It also tries to disable anti-virus applications from running.
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Win32.Worm.Mabutu |
Win32.Worm.Mabutu is a mass mailing worm that spreads as an attachment in infected messages. A backdoor is part of the worm's payload.
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Win32.Worm.Maslan |
Win32.Worm.Maslan will try to spread itself using e-mails. It will scan the infected machine for e-mail addresses. Win32.Worm.Maslan also opens up an IRC backdoor on the infected system.
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Win32.Worm.Mimail |
Win32.Worm.Mimail is a worm that spreads itself through e-mail attachments. Once it infects a machine, it will harvest that machine for new addresses to spread to.
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Win32.Worm.Minusi |
Win32.Worm.Minusi is a worm that spreads as an e-mail attachment. It will use e-mail addresses from Outlook. It will also try to terminate selected processes and stop them from running.
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Win32.Worm.MoonLight |
Win32.Worm.MoonLight is a worm that tricks the user to execute the file by having a folder icon. The worm replicates itself to several places on the system and runs processes in stealth. It also targets the Image File Execution Options key in the registry, to run instead of legitimate applications.
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Win32.Worm.Mytob |
Win32.Worm.Mytob is a worm that spreads by forwarding itself to all the e-mail addresses harvested from an infected computer. It also has the ability to open a backdoor on the compromised machine.
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Win32.Worm.MyWife |
Win32.Worm.MyWife may appear as executable zip archives. The worm copies itself to several places on the system and uses the SMTP protocol to send outgoing messages. It also tries to disable anti-vrius applications from running.
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Win32.Worm.Netsky |
Win32.Worm.Netsky is a worm which spreads itself over a user's system. It may use a text file icon to mask itself as a harmless file. It uses SMTP protocol to spread the worm via the Internet.
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Win32.Worm.Nugache |
Win32.Worm.Nugache is a worm that spreads as an e-mail attachment. It will also try to open up an IRC backdoor.
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Win32.Worm.OpaServ |
Win32.Worm.OpaServ is a worm that copies itself across open network shares. It also tries to connect to opasoft.com, but this domain has shut down. The worm runs as a process in stealth and starts automatically during startup.
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Win32.Worm.Plexus |
Win32.Worm.Plexus is a worm that spreads through file-sharing networks and through e-mail attachments. It is also known to exploit a Windows DCOM vulnerability.
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Win32.Worm.Puce |
Win32.Worm.Puce is a worm that spreads through peer-to-peer file sharing networks.
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Win32.Worm.Reatle |
Win32.Worm.Reatle is a self-replicating worm. It copies itself to several places on the system and uses SMTP protocol to send outgoing messages. The worm may appear as a file with a Word icon to make it look harmless. It also disables registry tools and task manager to prevent the user from removing the infection manually.
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Win32.Worm.Rontokbro |
Win32.Worm.Rontokbro is a worm that spreads as an e-mail attachment. It will also harvest the infected machine for new addresses.
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Win32.Worm.Scano |
Win32.Worm.Scano is a worm that spreads as an e-mail attachment. It will also harvest the infected machine for new addresses.
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Win32.Worm.SillyFDC |
Win32.Worm.SillyFDC is a worm that will try to copy itself to shared folders on the network and removable media. It may also try to download additional malware.
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Win32.Worm.Sircam |
Win32.Worm.Sircam is a worm that uses the SMTP protocol to send outgoing messages. It is known to be spread as an e-mail attachment.
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Win32.Worm.Skipi |
Win32.Worm.Skipi is a worm that spreads as a linked attachment in Skype. It will also modify the Hosts File. When opening the attachment, a bitmap picture of soap bubbles will be displayed.
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Win32.Worm.Sobig |
Win32.Worm.Sobig is a worm that spreads through shared folders on the network and as an e-mail attachment.
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Win32.Worm.Sohanad |
Win32.Worm.Sohanad is a worm that spreads through shared folders on the network and as an e-mail attachment. |
Win32.Worm.TellSky |
Win32.Worm.TellSky is a worm that tricks the user to execute the file by using a folder icon. The worm copies itself to the system32 folder and runs as a process in stealth. It also disables the command prompt, registry tools and task manager.
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Win32.Worm.Traxg |
Win32.Worm.Traxg is a worm that tricks the user to execute the file by using a folder icon. It sends itself to e-mail addresses that the user has in his/her address book in Microsoft Outlook. The worm spreads itself to %windir% and hides file extensions to make the user believe it is a normal folder.
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WIn32.Worm.VB |
Win32.Worm.VB is a worm written in Visual Basic. It normally spreads through shared folders on the network or as an e-mail attachment.
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Win32.Worm.Womble |
Win32.Worm.Womble is a self-replicated worm. It copies itself to several places on the system and uses SMTP protocol to send outgoing messages.
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Win32.Worm.Wukill |
Win32.Worm.Wukill is a worm that spreads through shared folders on the network and as an e-mail attachment. It will also harvest the infected machine for new addresses.
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Win32.Worm.Yaha |
Win32.Worm.Yaha is a worm that spreads through shared folders on the network and as an e-mail attachment. It will also harvest the infected machine for new addresses. |
Win32.Worm.Zafi |
Win32.Worm.Zafi is a worm that spreads through shared folders on the network and as an e-mail attachment. It will also harvest the infected machine for new addresses.
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Worm.OneShot AntiVirus |
Worm.OneShot AntiVirus is an application that makes users believe they have legitimate virus protection. After installation, DOS windows pop-up all over the desktop and force Windows to restart. The application drops unwanted files, and drastically limits the user’s ability to use the system. OneShot AntiVirus blocks the start menu, and disables task manager and registry tools.
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