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New Targets in Detection (May 2008)
| ADWARE |
Adware is a type of advertising display software that delivers advertising content potentially in a manner or context that may be unexpected and unwanted by users. Many adware applications also perform tracking functions, and therefore may also be categorized as tracking technologies. Some consumers may want to remove adware if they object to such tracking, do not wish to see the advertising caused by the program, or are frustrated by its effects on system performance. |
| Adwaer.NBar |
Adwaer.NBar installs itself as a Browser Helper Object. It may cause pop-up and pop-under advertisements. |
| Adware.AdStart |
Adware.AdStart is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.Chiem |
Adware.Chiem is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.Cres |
Adware.Cres is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.DelphinMediaViewer |
Adware.DelphinMediaVieweris a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.DFC |
Adware.DFC is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.EasyPoint |
Adware.EasyPoint is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.F1Organizer |
Adware.F1Organizer is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.FlyCodec |
Adware.FlyCodec is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.Gator |
Adware.Gator is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.Ihbo |
Adware.Ihbo is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.iThink |
Adware.iThink is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.Need2Find |
Adware.Need2Find is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.NetAdware |
Adware.NetAdware is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.PlayMP3Z |
Adware.PlayMP3Z is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.Quick |
Adware.Quick is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.SEMTool |
Adware.SEMTool is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.Tencent |
Win23.Adware.Tencent is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.TradeExit |
Adware.TradeExit is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Adware.UrlSpy |
Adware.UrlSpy is a potentially unwanted program that displays advertisements and may send information about the user back to its server. |
| Music Of Faith Toolbar |
Music Of Faith Toolbar may force to install itself as a BHO. It is missing both a EULA and Privacy Policy. It automatically installs on all user accounts. |
| zzToolbar |
zzToolbar may force to install itself as a BHO. It is missing both a EULA and Privacy Policy. It automatically installs on all user accounts. |
| Toolbar.MySearch |
MySearchBar is a toolbar. This potentially unwanted application installs without providing sufficient notice and choice to users and does not secure their full, meaningful and informed consent prior to installation. MyWebSearch toolbar is also installed on all user accounts and does not provide a functional uninstaller. |
| Vomba |
Vomba displays pop-up and pop-under advertisements based on the user's surfing habits. It is bundled with functionally separate screensavers and background applications. |
| BACKDOORS |
| Backdoor.Bo.BeeOne |
Backdoors may open up ports on the compromised computer, allowing remote access and control of the victim's machine. |
| Backdoor.Bo.Butttrumpet |
| Win32.Backdoor.Adverbot |
| Win32.Backdoor.Advertor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Aeon |
| Win32.Backdoor.Afbot |
| Win32.Backdoor.Aibolit |
| Win32.Backdoor.Aim |
| Win32.Backdoor.Aimaster |
| Win32.Backdoor.AimPass |
| Win32.Backdoor.Aimrat |
| Win32.Backdoor.AIMVision |
| Win32.Backdoor.Akakiy |
| Win32.Backdoor.Akcom |
| Win32.Backdoor.Akosch |
| Win32.Backdoor.Aladino |
| Win32.Backdoor.Alcobot |
| Win32.Backdoor.Alcodor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Alerter |
| Win32.Backdoor.Alex |
| Win32.Backdoor.Alfdoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Alicia |
| Win32.Backdoor.Alien |
| Win32.Backdoor.Allaple |
| Win32.Backdoor.Almaster |
| Win32.Backdoor.Alop |
| Win32.Backdoor.Alpha |
| Win32.Backdoor.Alvgus |
| Win32.Backdoor.Amanda |
| Win32.Backdoor.Ambush |
| Win32.Backdoor.Ameba |
| Win32.Backdoor.Andover |
| Win32.Backdoor.Angelfire |
| Win32.Backdoor.Ani |
| Win32.Backdoor.Antes |
| Win32.Backdoor.AntiDenial |
| Win32.Backdoor.AntiNuke |
| Win32.Backdoor.AolPWC |
| Win32.Backdoor.Apdoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Aphexdoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Apocalaps |
| Win32.Backdoor.AppServ |
| Win32.Backdoor.Aquadoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Arape |
| Win32.Backdoor.Arcanum |
| Win32.Backdoor.Arctic |
| Win32.Backdoor.Aresdor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Argentino |
| Win32.Backdoor.Armageddon |
| Win32.Backdoor.Arranca |
| Win32.Backdoor.Arsd |
| Win32.Backdoor.Ascreen |
| Win32.Backdoor.Ashley |
| Win32.Backdoor.Asniffer |
| Win32.Backdoor.Atomic |
| Win32.Backdoor.AudioCat |
| Win32.Backdoor.Audiodoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Audiotroj |
| Win32.Backdoor.Augudor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Autocrat |
| Win32.Backdoor.Autohax |
| Win32.Backdoor.AutoIt |
| Win32.Backdoor.AutoSpy |
| Win32.Backdoor.Avanzado |
| Win32.Backdoor.Avone |
| Win32.Backdoor.Avstral |
| Win32.Backdoor.Ayam |
| Win32.Backdoor.Babot |
| Win32.Backdoor.Back |
| Win32.Backdoor.Backage |
| Win32.Backdoor.BackCGI |
| Win32.Backdoor.BackConstructor |
| Win32.Backdoor.BackEnd |
| Win32.Backdoor.Backlash |
| Win32.Backdoor.BackPort |
| Win32.Backdoor.BackSocket |
| Win32.Backdoor.Backstabb |
| Win32.Backdoor.BackStreets |
| Win32.Backdoor.BadCo |
| Win32.Backdoor.Badrat |
| Win32.Backdoor.Banger |
| Win32.Backdoor.Barbare |
| Win32.Backdoor.Barbie |
| Win32.Backdoor.Barisot |
| Win32.Backdoor.BaronNight |
| Win32.Backdoor.BasicHell |
| Win32.Backdoor.BDDT |
| Win32.Backdoor.BDirect |
| Win32.Backdoor.BDS.Bot |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bedienks |
| Win32.Backdoor.Belang |
| Win32.Backdoor.Belio |
| Win32.Backdoor.Benju |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bestpics |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bigbot |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bigorna |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bilateral |
| Win32.Backdoor.Billatan |
| Win32.Backdoor.BillsDeath |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bingle |
| Win32.Backdoor.Biomac |
| Win32.Backdoor.BirdSpy |
| Win32.Backdoor.BirdWatcher |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bitar |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bitbot |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bitcon |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bits |
| Win32.Backdoor.BLA |
| Win32.Backdoor.BlackAngel |
| Win32.Backdoor.BlackDiver |
| Win32.Backdoor.BlackHaraz |
| Win32.Backdoor.BlackIce |
| Win32.Backdoor.Blade |
| Win32.Backdoor.BladeRunner |
| Win32.Backdoor.Blador |
| Win32.Backdoor.Blaire |
| Win32.Backdoor.Blarul |
| Win32.Backdoor.Blastit |
| Win32.Backdoor.Blhouse |
| Win32.Backdoor.BluanWeb |
| Win32.Backdoor.BlueAdept |
| Win32.Backdoor.Blueang |
| Win32.Backdoor.BlueFire |
| Win32.Backdoor.BlueIce |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bluntman |
| Win32.Backdoor.BNLite |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bo |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bo.Client.Deep |
| Win32.Backdoor.BO2k +2 |
| Win32.Backdoor.BodomBot |
| Win32.Backdoor.Boid |
| Win32.Backdoor.Boiling |
| Win32.Backdoor.BoomRaster |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bossat |
| Win32.Backdoor.Botanvec |
| Win32.Backdoor.Botao |
| Win32.Backdoor.Botcmd |
| Win32.Backdoor.Botex |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bot-gen |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bouffe |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bowl |
| Win32.Backdoor.BOXP |
| Win32.Backdoor.BrainSpy |
| Win32.Backdoor.BrainWiper |
| Win32.Backdoor.Breach |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bregol |
| Win32.Backdoor.Brickder |
| Win32.Backdoor.Broadoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Broser |
| Win32.Backdoor.BrownOrifice |
| Win32.Backdoor.BSDI |
| Win32.Backdoor.BTNGdoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bubbel |
| Win32.Backdoor.Buben |
| Win32.Backdoor.Burbul |
| Win32.Backdoor.BusConquerer |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bushtrommel |
| Win32.Backdoor.Buttman |
| Win32.Backdoor.Buxtehude |
| Win32.Backdoor.ByShell |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cafeini |
| Win32.Backdoor.Canvas |
| Win32.Backdoor.Carufax |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cazdoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.CBlade |
| Win32.Backdoor.CCInvader |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cdudoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Celine |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cero |
| Win32.Backdoor.CFour |
| Win32.Backdoor.Charge |
| Win32.Backdoor.Chat |
| Win32.Backdoor.Chatspy |
| Win32.Backdoor.Chcb |
| Win32.Backdoor.Checkesp |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cheeser |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cheng |
| Win32.Backdoor.ChinDoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Chonker |
| Win32.Backdoor.Chubo |
| Win32.Backdoor.Chupa |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cigivip |
| Win32.Backdoor.Clep |
| Win32.Backdoor.Click |
| Win32.Backdoor.Clindestine |
| Win32.Backdoor.Clop |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cmdexer |
| Win32.Backdoor.CMK |
| Win32.Backdoor.CNK |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cocoazul |
| Win32.Backdoor.ColdDeath |
| Win32.Backdoor.Coldfusion |
| Win32.Backdoor.Coma |
| Win32.Backdoor.Comando |
| Win32.Backdoor.CommInet |
| Win32.Backdoor.Complod |
| Win32.Backdoor.Connect4 |
| Win32.Backdoor.Connection |
| Win32.Backdoor.Contempt |
| Win32.Backdoor.ControlTotal |
| Win32.Backdoor.CookieMonster |
| Win32.Backdoor.Coredoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.CorruptedLite |
| Win32.Backdoor.CrackDown |
| Win32.Backdoor.CrackerDoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.CrashCool |
| Win32.Backdoor.Crat |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cratpro |
| Win32.Backdoor.CrazyBull |
| Win32.Backdoor.CrazyNet |
| Win32.Backdoor.CRS-Gate |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cruel |
| Win32.Backdoor.Crunch |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cucum |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cyanure |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cyberat |
| Win32.Backdoor.CyberJack |
| Win32.Backdoor.CyberPaky |
| Win32.Backdoor.CyberSpy |
| Win32.Backdoor.CyberTake |
| Win32.Backdoor.Cyn |
| Win32.Backdoor.DaCryptic |
| Win32.Backdoor.Dados |
| Win32.Backdoor.Dagger |
| Win32.Backdoor.Dancerbot |
| Win32.Backdoor.Dani |
| Win32.Backdoor.Daniel |
| Win32.Backdoor.Danton |
| Win32.Backdoor.Daodan |
| Win32.Backdoor.DarkFtp |
| Win32.Backdoor.DarkIRC |
| Win32.Backdoor.DarkNova |
| Win32.Backdoor.DarkPortal |
| Win32.Backdoor.DarkScan |
| Win32.Backdoor.DarkSky |
| Win32.Backdoor.DarkTrojan |
| Win32.Backdoor.DataRape |
| Win32.Backdoor.DataSpy |
| Win32.Backdoor.David |
| Win32.Backdoor.DcBot |
| Win32.Backdoor.DCI |
| Win32.Backdoor.Deadcow |
| Win32.Backdoor.Deadsock |
| Win32.Backdoor.DeathBot |
| Win32.Backdoor.DeathCorner |
| Win32.Backdoor.DeepThroat |
| Win32.Backdoor.Deftcode |
| Win32.Backdoor.Delikon |
| Win32.Backdoor.DeltaSource |
| Win32.Backdoor.Demiz |
| Win32.Backdoor.Derek |
| Win32.Backdoor.Ders |
| Win32.Backdoor.DerSpeher |
| Win32.Backdoor.Destrukor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Deves |
| Win32.Backdoor.Devil |
| Win32.Backdoor.Devildor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Dewin |
| Win32.Backdoor.Diablo |
| Win32.Backdoor.Dialdoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Diego |
| Win32.Backdoor.Diesel |
| Win32.Backdoor.Digitul |
| Win32.Backdoor.Dimbus |
| Win32.Backdoor.Dindang |
| Win32.Backdoor.Dipti |
| Win32.Backdoor.DirectConnection |
| Win32.Backdoor.Dirtxt |
| Win32.Backdoor.Disconnector |
| Win32.Backdoor.Divux |
| Win32.Backdoor.Dizer |
| Win32.Backdoor.DKangel |
| Win32.Backdoor.Doadan |
| Win32.Backdoor.Doly |
| Win32.Backdoor.DonaldDick |
| Win32.Backdoor.Dongdor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Dosh |
| Win32.Backdoor.DRA |
| Win32.Backdoor.DragonIrc |
| Win32.Backdoor.Drat |
| Win32.Backdoor.DriveTheBus |
| Win32.Backdoor.DskLite |
| Win32.Backdoor.DSNX |
| Win32.Backdoor.EasyClick |
| Win32.Backdoor.Espion |
| Win32.Backdoor.Evdesex |
| Win32.Backdoor.EvilGoat |
| Win32.Backdoor.Evilsock |
| Win32.Backdoor.FadeDoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.FearLess |
| Win32.Backdoor.Fennarat |
| Win32.Backdoor.Fenster |
| Win32.Backdoor.Feri |
| Win32.Backdoor.FireBird |
| Win32.Backdoor.Firehacker |
| Win32.Backdoor.FireHotcker |
| Win32.Backdoor.Flobo |
| Win32.Backdoor.Floodnet |
| Win32.Backdoor.Flux |
| Win32.Backdoor.Fxdoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.GateCrasher |
| Win32.Backdoor.Gift |
| Win32.Backdoor.GiftTroj |
| Win32.Backdoor.Ginadoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Giza |
| Win32.Backdoor.GlobalKiller |
| Win32.Backdoor.GNotiy |
| Win32.Backdoor.GoAway |
| Win32.Backdoor.Gobot +60 |
| Win32.Backdoor.GrayBird |
| Win32.Backdoor.Grisch |
| Win32.Backdoor.Guptachar |
| Win32.Backdoor.HackTack |
| Win32.Backdoor.Hankydor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Hayrik |
| Win32.Backdoor.Helibot |
| Win32.Backdoor.Helios |
| Win32.Backdoor.Helldriver |
| Win32.Backdoor.Hornett |
| Win32.Backdoor.InfecDoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Inlook |
| Win32.Backdoor.Insane |
| Win32.Backdoor.Instiopen |
| Win32.Backdoor.Institon |
| Win32.Backdoor.Inter |
| Win32.Backdoor.InternalRevise |
| Win32.Backdoor.Intruder |
| Win32.Backdoor.Intruse |
| Win32.Backdoor.Intruzzo |
| Win32.Backdoor.IRC.Cloner |
| Win32.Backdoor.IrcContact |
| Win32.Backdoor.Iroffer |
| Win32.Backdoor.Iwanywhere |
| Win32.Backdoor.Izram |
| Win32.Backdoor.Jacktron |
| Win32.Backdoor.Jodoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.JokerDoor +2 |
| Win32.Backdoor.Karakum |
| Win32.Backdoor.Karin |
| Win32.Backdoor.Katien |
| Win32.Backdoor.Kuang |
| Win32.Backdoor.Labrus |
| Win32.Backdoor.Litmus |
| Win32.Backdoor.LiveList |
| Win32.Backdoor.Livup |
| Win32.Backdoor.Lohoda |
| Win32.Backdoor.Luladoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Lurker |
| Win32.Backdoor.Magicon |
| Win32.Backdoor.MainLine |
| Win32.Backdoor.Mantis |
| Win32.Backdoor.MeteorShell |
| Win32.Backdoor.MindControl |
| Win32.Backdoor.MiniCommander |
| Win32.Backdoor.mIRC-based |
| Win32.Backdoor.Mnets |
| Win32.Backdoor.Moses |
| Win32.Backdoor.MotivFTP |
| Win32.Backdoor.Mozilla |
| Win32.Backdoor.MServ |
| Win32.Backdoor.MSNRat |
| Win32.Backdoor.MSNSpider |
| Win32.Backdoor.MSNSpyLite |
| Win32.Backdoor.Mtexer |
| Win32.Backdoor.Musdie |
| Win32.Backdoor.Muska |
| Win32.Backdoor.Mutter |
| Win32.Backdoor.Nail |
| Win32.Backdoor.Ncx |
| Win32.Backdoor.Neodurk |
| Win32.Backdoor.NerTe |
| Win32.Backdoor.Netdemon |
| Win32.Backdoor.NetSpy |
| Win32.Backdoor.Nettaxi |
| Win32.Backdoor.NetTrash |
| Win32.Backdoor.NewFuture |
| Win32.Backdoor.NTRootkit |
| Win32.Backdoor.Oblivion +3 |
| Win32.Backdoor.Oderoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Olinger |
| Win32.Backdoor.Pestdoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Phantom |
| Win32.Backdoor.Phase |
| Win32.Backdoor.Phoenix |
| Win32.Backdoor.Ping |
| Win32.Backdoor.Pingdoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Pinkle |
| Win32.Backdoor.Pitfall |
| Win32.Backdoor.Pizza |
| Win32.Backdoor.Platen |
| Win32.Backdoor.Plimus |
| Win32.Backdoor.Podnok |
| Win32.Backdoor.Polka |
| Win32.Backdoor.Prorat |
| Win32.Backdoor.Protux |
| Win32.Backdoor.Psychward |
| Win32.Backdoor.Psyf |
| Win32.Backdoor.PsyRat +2 |
| Win32.Backdoor.RA |
| Win32.Backdoor.Ramzdor |
| Win32.Backdoor.rat |
| Win32.Backdoor.Reload |
| Win32.Backdoor.Remhack |
| Win32.Backdoor.Remod |
| Win32.Backdoor.ReverseAccess |
| Win32.Backdoor.Rewindor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Robobot |
| Win32.Backdoor.RShot |
| Win32.Backdoor.Ruledor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Ruler |
| Win32.Backdoor.RUX |
| Win32.Backdoor.Rws |
| Win32.Backdoor.Rysoft |
| Win32.Backdoor.Satan |
| Win32.Backdoor.Senna |
| Win32.Backdoor.Sheldor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Shipper |
| Win32.Backdoor.Shutall |
| Win32.Backdoor.SmallHTTP-based |
| Win32.Backdoor.Sneaker |
| Win32.Backdoor.Snid |
| Win32.Backdoor.SniperNet |
| Win32.Backdoor.Snowdoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.Sobet |
| Win32.Backdoor.Softwar |
| Win32.Backdoor.Spartadoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.SpySender |
| Win32.Backdoor.Stang |
| Win32.Backdoor.Starcross |
| Win32.Backdoor.Stark |
| Win32.Backdoor.TDS.SE |
| Win32.Backdoor.Telserv |
| Win32.Backdoor.Tendoolf |
| Win32.Backdoor.Test |
| Win32.Backdoor.Tetick |
| Win32.Backdoor.TheRipper |
| Win32.Backdoor.Thunk |
| Win32.Backdoor.Tofsee |
| Win32.Backdoor.TTY |
| Win32.Backdoor.UandMe |
| Win32.Backdoor.Udps |
| Win32.Backdoor.Ulrbot |
| Win32.Backdoor.UltimateRAT |
| Win32.Backdoor.URCS |
| Win32.Backdoor.Way |
| Win32.Backdoor.VBbot |
| Win32.Backdoor.Wincrash |
| Win32.Backdoor.Windowsmite |
| Win32.Backdoor.Wingate-based |
| Win32.Backdoor.Winker |
| Win32.Backdoor.Winrat |
| Win32.Backdoor.Winspy |
| Win32.Backdoor.VirtualAve |
| Win32.Backdoor.Wisell |
| Win32.Backdoor.WRT |
| Win32.Backdoor.XRat |
| Win32.Backdoor.Xtcp |
| Win32.Backdoor.Xtra |
| Win32.Backdoor.Y3KRat |
| Win32.Backdoor.Zombodoor |
| Win32.Backdoor.ZyBot |
| Win32.Backdoor.Bdurl |
| DIALERS |
| Win32.Dialer.GBDialer |
Dialers are programs that utilize a computer's modem to make calls or access services. Users may want to remove dialers that dial without the user's active involvement, resulting in unexpected telephone charges and/or causing access to unintended and unwanted content. |
| Win32.Dialer.InstantAccess |
| Win32.Dialer.Platte |
| DOWNLOADERS |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Aboma |
Downloaders are programs designed to retrieve and install additional files. Downloaders can be useful tools for consumers to automate upgrades of essential software such as operating system upgrades, browsers, anti-virus applications, anti-spyware tools, games and other useful applications. Unauthorized downloaders are used by third parties to download potentially unwanted software without user notification or consent. |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.AccessMedia |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.AcidReign |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Adroar |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Aicore |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Anskya |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.AntiVirPro |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Autoit |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Cmjdown |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Cntr |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Druser |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.FraudTool |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Hart |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Homles |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.JJSB |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Keenval |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Laugma |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Logsnif |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Monurl |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Peregar |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Peregar +9 |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Psyme |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Pusrac |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Remor |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.RVP |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Salite |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Satray +2 |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Searcher |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.SearchSpy |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Troll |
| Win32.TrojanDownloader.Vivia |
| Win32.TrojanDownloder.Seimon |
| FLOODERS |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.AnonEBomber |
Flooders may provide functionality that makes it possible for an attacker to send massive amounts of data to a specific target. The flooding of a target may, for example, disturb communication services or make various systems unresponsive. This is similar to a DDoS attack, where a massive amount of calls are launched against a system. A DDos attack may even make large systems unresponsive if the attack is launched from several computer systems that are infected by a DDoS capable Trojan Horse. |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Anonim |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.AnonyMail |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.AnonymousMail |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Anubis |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Aslike |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.BBMail |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Bomzer |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.CrazyPostman |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.DaMailer |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Delf |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.DMail |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Dmb |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Drone |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.EBomb |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.EmailBomb |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Embozator |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Enclave |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.FMail |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.FormMail |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.GhostMail |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Hirs |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Hottmails |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Hropac |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Hunter |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.IPMail |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Kidcrash |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Kubik |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Liame |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Listonosz |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.MailBomber |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.MailSender |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.NoName |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Norin |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Paramail |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Phasma |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Pocztylion |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Sabotage |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Saddamme |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Shadow |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.ShockMailer |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.ShockMarks |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.Warfair |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.VB |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.XMas |
| Win32.EmailFlooder.ZombBomber |
| Win32.Flooder.Blitznuker |
| Win32.Flooder.Buwah |
| Win32.Flooder.Defeg |
| Win32.Flooder.Delf |
| Win32.Flooder.Euthanasia |
| Win32.Flooder.Excess |
| Win32.Flooder.Fast |
| Win32.Flooder.FloodBots |
| Win32.Flooder.Fono |
| Win32.Flooder.Fukks |
| Win32.Flooder.Gewse |
| Win32.Flooder.GichtyChatFlood |
| Win32.Flooder.KingBomber |
| Win32.Flooder.Loower |
| Win32.Flooder.MarcelBomb |
| Win32.Flooder.MobileBomb |
| Win32.Flooder.PacketStorm |
| Win32.Flooder.Pestil |
| Win32.Flooder.Phuckpow |
| Win32.Flooder.Piaoyes |
| Win32.Flooder.Pjam |
| Win32.Flooder.Polchat |
| Win32.Flooder.Quake |
| Win32.Flooder.RCeight |
| Win32.Flooder.Scyth |
| Win32.Flooder.Sevenc |
| Win32.Flooder.ShellPinger |
| Win32.Flooder.Shockw |
| Win32.Flooder.Sin |
| Win32.Flooder.Spam |
| Win32.Flooder.TeleBomb |
| Win32.Flooder.Tfd |
| Win32.Flooder.UDP |
| Win32.Flooder.UMod |
| Win32.Flooder.Uy |
| Win32.Flooder.Warping |
| Win32.Flooder.VB |
| Win32.IMFlooder.AuthFlood |
| Win32.IMFlooder.Bomber |
| Win32.IMFlooder.Boom |
| Win32.IMFlooder.Delf |
| Win32.IMFlooder.DFMA |
| Win32.IMFlooder.Energy |
| Win32.IMFlooder.Fldicq |
| Win32.IMFlooder.Fpack |
| Win32.IMFlooder.ICQBomber |
| Win32.IMFlooder.PagerBomber |
| Win32.IMFlooder.Punter |
| Win32.IMFlooder.Svint |
| Win32.IMFlooder.Toolz |
| Win32.IMFlooder.ToolzY2K |
| Win32.IMFlooder.VB |
| Win32.SMSFlooder.Algus |
| Win32.SMSFlooder.Attacker |
| Win32.SMSFlooder.Bomber |
| Win32.SMSFlooder.BombTheHandy |
| Win32.SMSFlooder.Bomp |
| Win32.SMSFlooder.Bone |
| Win32.SMSFlooder.Dispatcher |
| Win32.SMSFlooder.HellBomber |
| Win32.SMSFlooder.IcqSms |
| Win32.SMSFlooder.Ideknet |
| Win32.SMSFlooder.Norinc |
| Win32.SMSFlooder.Samurai |
| Win32.SMSFlooder.Sharft |
| Win32.SMSFlooder.Vorwahl |
| Win32.IRCFlooder.Advertiser |
| Win32.IRCFlooder.Klone |
| MONITORS |
| Win32.Monitor.FTPkeylogger |
Monitors are surveillance tools that, for example, monitor a user's keystrokes, and therefore may compromise a user's privacy if used in a malicious manner. |
| Win32.Monitor.GhostKeyLogger |
| Win32.Monitor.Hooker |
| Win32.Monitor.ICQSpy |
| Win32.Monitor.InvisiKeylog |
| Win32.Monitor.KeyboardGuardian |
| Win32.Monitor.KeyBoardLogger |
| Win32.Monitor.KeyLoggerPro |
| Win32.Monitor.KeyloggerSpy |
| Win32.Monitor.KeyLogPro |
| Win32.Monitor.Keymon |
| Win32.Monitor.MonitorSniffer |
| Win32.Monitor.MSNSpy |
| Win32.Monitor.PowerLogger |
| Win32.Monitor.PowerSpy |
| Win32.Monitor.SmartKeyStrokeRec |
| Win32.Monitor.SpyArsenal |
| Win32.Monitor.SpyBuddy |
| Win32.Monitor.SpyKeylogger |
| Win32.Monitor.SpyPal |
| Win32.Monitor.Spytector |
| Win32.Monitor.WebMailSpy |
| Win32.Monitor.WinSpy |
| Win32.Monitor.Wiretap |
| Personal PC Spy |
| Privacy-Watcher |
| NUKERS |
| Win32.Nuker.Kaput |
Nukers are used to harm other computers over the Internet, making them crash or reboot. |
| Win32.Nuker.Killme |
| Win32.Nuker.Knewk |
| Win32.Nuker.Lockup |
| Win32.Nuker.Lornuke |
| Win32.Nuker.Mime |
| Win32.Nuker.Muerte |
| Win32.Nuker.Multilate |
| Win32.Nuker.Netsend |
| Win32.Nuker.Newker |
| Win32.Nuker.Nonuker |
| Win32.Nuker.NSNuke |
| Win32.Nuker.NTHunter |
| Win32.Nuker.Nucku |
| Win32.Nuker.NuKe |
| Win32.Nuker.NukeIt +2 |
| Win32.Nuker.NukeMSN |
| Win32.Nuker.Pepsid |
| Win32.Nuker.Pixel |
| Win32.Nuker.Pnewq |
| Win32.Nuker.Pnuke |
| Win32.Nuker.Portfu |
| Win32.Nuker.RPCnuke |
| Win32.Nuker.Small |
| Win32.Nuker.SmbDie |
| Win32.Nuker.Spacoom |
| Win32.Nuker.SQLnuke |
| Win32.Nuker.Vai |
| Win32.Nuker.Walwas |
| Win32.Nuker.WinNuke |
| Win32.Nuker.Voob |
| PASSWORD STEALERS |
| Win32.TrojanPWS.Akcom.ref |
Password stealers can steal user passwords on an infected system, compromising system security and user privacy. |
| Win32.TrojanPWS.AOLpass |
| Win32.TrojanPWS.Cimga |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Furitron |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Gamec |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Ganhame |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.GES |
| Win32.TrojanPWS.Hooker |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.IcqSmiley |
| Win32.TrojanPWS.Jiakong |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Kapod |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Logmod |
| Win32.TrojanPWS.M2 |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Mapler |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Meteor |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Mewey |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Mirbaby |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Moiuo |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.NetMail |
| Win32.TrojanPWS.Papras |
| Win32.TrojanPWS.Pasorot |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Phreaker |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Platan |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Prefix |
| Win32.TrojanPWS.QQDragon |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.QQttff |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.RavenPass |
| Win32.TrojanPWS.Redzone +2 |
| Win32.TrojanPWS.Retriver |
| Win32.TrojanPWS.Robofo |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Sagic |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Senha |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.SiteBreaker |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.SpeedUp |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Spion |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Stealer |
| Win32.TrojanPWS.Sunfo |
| Win32.TrojanPWS.Trillian |
| Win32.PWS.Yahoo.YPager |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.ZombSmall |
| Win32.Trojan-PWS.Zytric |
| ROGUE ANTI-SPYWARE APPLICATIONS |
Rogue anti-spyware applications may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, and then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats. |
| AntiVirus 2008 |
AntiVirus 2008 is a rogue anti-spyware application; it may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats. |
| AntiVirProtect |
AntiVirProtect is a rogue anti-spyware and clone of BraveSentry; it may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats. |
| CodeClean |
CodeClean is rogue anti-spyware that tricks the user into buying the commercial version. CodeClean'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. It is of Korean origin. |
| DrPCClean |
DrPCClean is rogue anti-spyware that tricks the user into buying the commercial version. DrPCClean'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. |
| Malware Bell |
Malware Bell is a rogue anti-spyware application. It may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats. |
| MyPcDoctor |
MyPcDoctor is rogue anti-spyware that tricks the user into buying the commercial version. MyPcDoctor'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. |
| RegistryGreat |
RegistryCleaner is a rogue application; it may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats. |
| AntiMalwareGuard |
AntiMalwareGuard is rogue anti-errorware that tricks the user into buying the commercial version. AntiMalwareGuard'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. |
| AntispywareDeluxe |
AntispywareDeluxe is a rogue anti-spyware application. It may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats. |
| AntiSpywareExpert |
AntiSpywareExpert is a rogue anti-spyware application. It may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats. |
| WinSpywareProtect |
WinSpywareProtect is a rogue anti-spyware application. It may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats. |
| VirusIsolator |
VirusIsolator is a rogue anti-spyware application. It may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats. |
| XPShield |
XPShield is rogue anti-spyware that tricks the user into buying the commercial version. XPShield'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. |
| SpywareDestructor |
SpywareDestructor is a rogue anti-spyware application. It may give exaggerated threat reports on the compromised computer, then ask the user to purchase a registered version to remove those reported threats. |
| SpyGuarder |
SpyGuarder is rogue anti-spyware that tricks the user into buying the commercial version. SpyGuarder'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. |
| IEAntiVirus |
IEAntiVirus is a rogue anti-spyware application and a clone of IEDefender. It tricks the user by detecting malicous files (downloaded from Win32.TrojanDownloader.IEDefender), then asks the user to purchase a registered version to remove the reported threats which it created. |
| InfeStopRemover |
InfeStopRemover is rogue anti-spyware that tricks the user into buying the commercial version. InfeStopRemover'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. |
| EasySpywareCleaner |
EasySpywareCleaner is rogue anti-spyware that tricks the user into buying the commercial version. EasySpywareCleaner'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. |
| TROJANS |
| Win32.Trojan.CleanBK |
Trojans (also known as Trojan Horses) are programs that appear to do one thing but actually do another. Trojans may also download additional files to the infected system. |
| Win32.Trojan.CmosKiller |
| Win32.Trojan.Coldlimit |
| Win32.Trojan.Crash |
| Win32.Trojan.CrashSystem |
| Win32.Trojan.DeathPack |
| Win32.Trojan.Deki |
| Win32.Trojan.DeltaHacking |
| Win32.Trojan.Delwin |
| Win32.Trojan.Densil |
| Win32.Trojan.DesktopPuzzle |
| Win32.Trojan.Dialscript |
| Win32.Trojan.Dire |
| Win32.Trojan.Disabler |
| Win32.Trojan.DiskFlood |
| Win32.Trojan.Duramp |
| Win32.Trojan.Edead |
| Win32.Trojan.Efno |
| Win32.Trojan.Exploder |
| Win32.Trojan.Filco |
| Win32.Trojan.Flechal |
| Win32.Trojan.FormatCQ |
| Win32.Trojan.Frogexer |
| Win32.Trojan.Fruitcake |
| Win32.Trojan.Fuhd |
| Win32.Trojan.Gaslide |
| Win32.Trojan.Gendal |
| Win32.Trojan.Gentee |
| Win32.Trojan.GHook |
| Win32.Trojan.GLB |
| Win32.Trojan.Glitch |
| Win32.Trojan.HDFill +2 |
| Win32.Trojan.Hider |
| Win32.Trojan.Hipa |
| Win32.Trojan.iBill |
| Win32.Trojan.IFramer |
| Win32.Trojan.IM |
| Win32.Trojan.Insteax |
| Win32.Trojan.Inteter |
| Win32.Trojan.Keypanic |
| Win32.Trojan.Khaos |
| Win32.Trojan.Kirek |
| Win32.Trojan.Loader |
| Win32.Trojan.Mailbot |
| Win32.Trojan.Malagent |
| Win32.Trojan.MBRoot |
| Win32.Trojan.Milt |
| Win32.Trojan.Monder |
| Win32.Trojan.MSWord |
| Win32.Trojan.NetBuster |
| Win32.Trojan.Noupdate |
| Win32.Trojan.Nukulus |
| Win32.Trojan.Opakiller |
| Win32.Trojan.OpCenter |
| Win32.Trojan.OptixKill |
| Win32.Trojan.P2E |
| Win32.Trojan.Packed |
| Win32.Trojan.Peerad |
| Win32.Trojan.Peflog |
| Win32.Trojan.Podnuha |
| Win32.Trojan.PopUpper |
| Win32.Trojan.PrcView |
| Win32.Trojan.Psyme |
| Win32.Trojan.Radi |
| Win32.Trojan.RAMeater |
| Win32.Trojan.Rasaper |
| Win32.Trojan.RASFlooder |
| Win32.Trojan.Rebooter |
| Win32.Trojan.Redblood |
| Win32.Trojan.Regger |
| Win32.Trojan.Regrun |
| Win32.Trojan.RKFaja |
| Win32.Trojan.Sakas |
| Win32.Trojan.Samsa |
| Win32.Trojan.Sehole |
| Win32.Trojan.SendMail |
| Win32.Trojan.ShakeIt |
| Win32.Trojan.Silentbanker |
| Win32.Trojan.Slefdel |
| Win32.Trojan.Smell |
| Win32.Trojan.Soul |
| Win32.Trojan.Spabot |
| Win32.Trojan.Spamer |
| Win32.Trojan.Spitfier |
| Win32.Trojan.Spruce |
| Win32.Trojan.Sumo |
| Win32.Trojan.TalkStock |
| Win32.Trojan.Tclock |
| Win32.Trojan.Tipiki |
| Win32.Trojan.Vapsup |
| Win32.Trojan.WGetmo |
| Win32.Trojan.VirtualRoot |
| Win32.Trojan.Xalnaga |
| Win32.Trojan.Zatoptysh |
| Win32.Trojan.Zlo |
| TROJAN.CLICKERS |
| Win32.TrojanClicker.Adpower |
Trojan.Clickers may cause the victim's machine to contact a target webpage without the user's knowledge or consent to falsify data about the number of times the webpage is visited. |
| Win32.TrojanClicker.Blobus |
| Win32.TrojanClicker.Densmail |
| Win32.TrojanClicker.Dnclick |
| Win32.TrojanClicker.Galepo |
| Win32.TrojanClicker.Glocker |
| Win32.TrojanClicker.NetBuie |
| Win32.TrojanClicker.Pamere |
| Win32.TrojanClicker.Small |
| TROJAN DDOS APPLICATIONS |
| Win32.TrojanDDoS.Crabox |
TrojanDDoS applications provide functionality that make it possible for an attacker to send massive amounts of data to a specific target. The flooding of a target may, for example, disturb communication services or make various systems unresponsive. |
| Win32.TrojanDDoS.DepthCharge |
| Win32.TrojanDDoS.FloodNet |
| Win32.TrojanDDoS.Maker |
| Win32.TrojanDDoS.Smurff |
| Win32.TrojanDDoS.StormAttack |
| Win32.DoS.Agent |
| Win32.DoS.Angeldos |
| Win32.DoS.Aphexos |
| Win32.DoS.Imiko |
| Win32.DoS.Mepf |
| Win32.DoS.Misoska |
| Win32.DoS.Nuchit |
| Win32.DoS.Panther |
| Win32.DoS.Vaite |
| Win32.DoS.Wako |
| Win32.DoS.Vonvod |
| Win32.DoS.XScript |
| TROJAN.DROPPERS |
| Win32.TrojanDropper.Banke |
Trojan.Droppers will drop additional files on the infected system. These files are often other Trojans or downloaders. |
| Win32.Trojan-Dropper.BatCloner |
| Win32.Trojan-Dropper.BeJoin |
| Win32.Trojan-Dropper.BigJack |
| Win32.TrojanDropper.Calmocho |
| Win32.TrojanDropper.Cattivo |
| Win32.TrojanDropper.Datex |
| Win32.Trojan-Dropper.Djoiner |
| Win32.Trojan-Dropper.ExeBundle |
| Win32.Trojan-Dropper.exeStealther |
| Win32.TrojanDropper.FakeAV |
| Win32.TrojanDropper.Fantu |
| Win32.TrojanDropper.Flystud |
| Win32.Trojan-Dropper.FreshBind |
| Win32.TrojanDropper.HotWebBar |
| Win32.TrojanDropper.Inject |
| Win32.TrojanDropper.KGen |
| Win32.TrojanDropper.Kuang |
| Win32.Trojan-Dropper.Mincer |
| Win32.TrojanDropper.MultiJoiner |
| Win32.TrojanDropper.Prodex |
| Win32.Trojan-Dropper.QuickBatC |
| Win32.TrojanDropper.QuickBatch |
| Win32.Trojan-Dropper.RDM |
| Win32.Trojan-Dropper.Silkrope |
| Win32.Trojan-Dropper.Tefil |
| Win32.Trojan-Dropper.Xbinder |
| TROJAN.NOTIFIERS |
| Win32.TrojanNotifier.KBLup |
Trojan.Notifiers are Trojans for the Microsoft Windows platform. This Trojan installs to run at system startup, opening ports on the infected system and increasing system vulnerability. Trojan.Notifiers may thereby compromise system security and user privacy. |
| Win32.TrojanNotifier.VB |
| Win32.TrojanNotifier.Hippy |
| TROJAN.PROXIES |
| Win32.TrojanProxy.Fackemo |
Trojan.Proxies may open up the infected machine to be used as a proxy server. |
| Win32.TrojanProxy.SafeMail |
| Win32.TrojanProxy.Sobit |
| TROJAN.SPIES |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Flecsip |
Trojan.Spies are a type of malicious program that can steal information such as passwords, surfing habits, credit card details and e-mail addresses. |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Flux |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.GhostSpy |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Gologger |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Haxspy |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Idly |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Kcap |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.KeySave |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Montp |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.MSNKeylog |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Pachat |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.PcGhost |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Pclog |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Pino |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.QQSpy |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Qukart |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Sincom |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Sisie |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Starax |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.Tofger |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.WebPageRecorder |
| Win32.TrojanSpy.ZZSoft |
| VIRUSES |
| Win32.Virus.Alcaul |
Viruses are code that recursively replicate a possibly evolved copy of themselves. Viruses infect a Host File or system area, or they simply modify a reference to such objects to take control and then multiply again to form new generations. |
| Win32.Virus.Sality |
| WORMS |
| Win32.Worm.Abotus |
Worms are network malware, primarily replicating on networks. Usually, a worm will execute itself automatically on a remote machine without any extra help from a user. However, there are worms, such as mass-mailer worms, that will not always automatically execute themselves without the help of a user. |
| Win32.Worm.Actem |
| Win32.Worm.Agist |
| Win32.Worm.Aliz |
| Win32.Worm.AllocUp |
| Win32.Worm.Alphx |
| Win32.Worm.Anar |
| Win32.Worm.Android |
| Win32.Worm.Anilogo |
| Win32.Worm.Antiax |
| Win32.Worm.Apost |
| Win32.Worm.AutoIt |
| Win32.Worm.Avoner |
| Win32.Worm.Avron |
| Win32.Worm.Azaco |
| Win32.Worm.Azag |
| Win32.Worm.Badas |
| Win32.Worm.Bater |
| Win32.Worm.Bindal |
| Win32.Worm.Borzella |
| Win32.Worm.Bumdoc |
| Win32.Worm.Bumerang |
| Win32.Worm.Busan |
| Win32.Worm.Celebit |
| Win32.Worm.Chet |
| Win32.Worm.Choke |
| Win32.Worm.Ciosor |
| Win32.Worm.CodBot |
| Win32.Worm.Colevo |
| Win32.Worm.Combra +2 |
| Win32.Worm.Cone |
| Win32.Worm.Conut |
| Win32.Worm.Cosol |
| Win32.Worm.Creepy |
| Win32.Worm.Cydog |
| Win32.Worm.Dabber |
| Win32.Worm.Dasher |
| Win32.Worm.DeadHeat |
| Win32.Worm.Deberia |
| Win32.Worm.Desos |
| Win32.Worm.Dilber |
| Win32.Worm.DmSetup |
| Win32.Worm.Donghe |
| Win32.Worm.Doomran |
| Win32.Worm.Energy |
| Win32.Worm.Entangle |
| Win32.Worm.Enviar |
| Win32.Worm.Evan |
| Win32.Worm.Fagled |
| Win32.Worm.Fakenap |
| Win32.Worm.Fanbot |
| Win32.Worm.Fanker |
| Win32.Worm.Fearso |
| Win32.Worm.Finaldo |
| Win32.Worm.Fintas |
| Win32.Worm.Fix2001 |
| Win32.Worm.Fog +3 |
| Win32.Worm.FreeTrip |
| Win32.Worm.Frethem |
| Win32.Worm.Gain |
| Win32.Worm.Gift |
| Win32.Worm.Gizer |
| Win32.Worm.GOPworm |
| Win32.Worm.Goround |
| Win32.Worm.Gotit |
| Win32.Worm.Gruel |
| Win32.Worm.Heads |
| Win32.Worm.Headtail |
| Win32.Worm.Heffer |
| Win32.Worm.Hunch +2 |
| Win32.Worm.Ice |
| Win32.Worm.Icecubes |
| Win32.Worm.InfoJack |
| Win32.Worm.Ivalid |
| Win32.Worm.Jubon |
| Win32.Worm.Kadra |
| Win32.Worm.Kazus |
| Win32.Worm.Kelino |
| Win32.Worm.Kindal +2 |
| Win32.Worm.Klexe |
| Win32.Worm.Lacrow |
| Win32.Worm.Lafon |
| Win32.Worm.Lamado |
| Win32.Worm.Langex |
| Win32.Worm.Lassorm |
| Win32.Worm.Leebad |
| Win32.Worm.Ligon |
| Win32.Worm.Lindodia |
| Win32.Worm.Litar |
| Win32.Worm.Logex |
| Win32.Worm.Lohack |
| Win32.Worm.LoveLetter |
| Win32.Worm.LunarStorm |
| Win32.Worm.Mabezat |
| Win32.Worm.Manyx |
| Win32.Worm.Mari |
| Win32.Worm.Matcher |
| Win32.Worm.Mefir |
| Win32.Worm.Melting |
| Win32.Worm.Menace |
| Win32.Worm.Miniman |
| Win32.Worm.Morbex |
| Win32.Worm.MTX |
| Win32.Worm.Muma |
| Win32.Worm.Nahata |
| Win32.Worm.Naked |
| Win32.Worm.Nautical |
| Win32.Worm.Naxe |
| Win32.Worm.Neight |
| Win32.Worm.Netav |
| Win32.Worm.Neton |
| Win32.Worm.NetSup |
| Win32.Worm.Newapt |
| Win32.Worm.Nihilit |
| Win32.Worm.Niqim |
| Win32.Worm.Nocana |
| Win32.Worm.Nodoom |
| Win32.Worm.Nohoper |
| Win32.Worm.Nyxem |
| Win32.Worm.Opanki |
| Win32.Worm.Otwycal |
| Win32.Worm.Padobot |
| Win32.Worm.Paroc |
| Win32.Worm.Parrot |
| Win32.Worm.PeerBot |
| Win32.Worm.Pepex |
| Win32.Worm.Pereban |
| Win32.Worm.Plage |
| Win32.Worm.Plemood |
| Win32.Worm.Polip |
| Win32.Worm.Predec |
| Win32.Worm.PrettyPark |
| Win32.Worm.Puron |
| Win32.Worm.QQPass |
| Win32.Worm.Quamo |
| Win32.Worm.Radix |
| Win32.Worm.Rayman |
| Win32.Worm.Rokut |
| Win32.Worm.Roron |
| Win32.Worm.Rous |
| Win32.Worm.Runfer |
| Win32.Worm.RxBot |
| Win32.Worm.Saros |
| Win32.Worm.Savage |
| Win32.Worm.Scorpion |
| Win32.Worm.Sharpei |
| Win32.Worm.Shatrix |
| Win32.Worm.Shuq |
| Win32.Worm.Sidex |
| Win32.Worm.Siney |
| Win32.Worm.Sinmsn |
| Win32.Worm.Skudex |
| Win32.Worm.Skybag |
| Win32.Worm.Sowsat |
| Win32.Worm.Stator |
| Win32.Worm.Stepaik |
| Win32.Worm.Symten |
| Win32.Worm.SysClock |
| Win32.Worm.Tanatos |
| Win32.Worm.Taripox |
| Win32.Worm.Tibick +18 |
| Win32.Worm.Tossed |
| Win32.Worm.Totilix |
| Win32.Worm.Trilissa |
| Win32.Worm.Updater |
| Win32.Worm.Urick |
| Win32.Worm.Wabbin |
| Win32.Worm.Waber |
| Win32.Worm.Vampa |
| Win32.Worm.Wast |
| Win32.Worm.Welchia |
| Win32.Worm.Welyah |
| Win32.Worm.Vesser +3 |
| Win32.Worm.White |
| Win32.Worm.Visilin |
| Win32.Worm.Wlymak |
| Win32.Worm.Vorgon |
| Win32.Worm.Vote |
| Win32.Worm.Wozer |
| Win32.Worm.Yever |
| Win32.Worm.Youdgos |
| Win32.Worm.Zircon |
| Win32.Worm.Zokrim |
| Win32.IRCWorm.Lucky |
| Win32.IRCWorm.Netol |
| Win32.IRCWorm.TheSpy |
| Win32.P2PWorm.Blaxe |
| Win32.P2PWorm.Kapucen |
| Win32.P2PWorm.Krepper |
| Win32.P2PWorm.Malas |
| Win32.P2PWorm.SdDrop +21 |
| Win32.P2PWorm.Silly |
| Win32.P2PWorm.Sytro |
| Win32.P2PWorm.Tanked +81 |
| Win32.P2PWorm.VB |
| IRCWorm.Generic |
TAI - Threat Analysis Index
The Lavasoft Threat Analysis Index (TAI) system is based on a 10-point
scale, with 1 representing the lowest threat and 10 representing the
highest. The behavior of the program has more influence when assigning
TAI points than the actual technical aspects of the malware. In other
words, if the malware secretly attaches without the computer user's
full understanding and approval, then it will automatically be given
higher TAI points. A minimum TAI value of 3 is required before the
malware is put into detection. Read more on the Lavasoft Security Center
here.
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 Percentage of computer users who lack core protection to keep their computers, information and families safe from cyber criminals.
Source: National Cyber Security Alliance
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The phrase blended threats is often used to describe today’s online threat landscape; cyber criminals increasingly use combinations of malware (worms, Trojans, rootkits, viruses), along with multiple attack routes, to get past users’ defenses.
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We’ve received a few common queries from our LN readers on the new, extended virus protection in Ad-Aware 2008 Plus and Pro. Here are your questions answered.
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“Long considered the grandfather of antispyware programs, Ad-Aware keeps getting better.”
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