Exploit:JS/Coolex.D
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Threat Level: | 50 % (Medium) |
Infected Computers: | 15 |
First Seen: | May 23, 2013 |
Last Seen: | January 13, 2023 |
OS(es) Affected: | Windows |
Exploit:JS/Coolex.D is a script, which is involved in an exploit pack known as the 'Cool Exploit Kit'. Exploit:JS/Coolex.D can install other malware infections on the corrupted PC through exploiting software vulnerabilities in Java version 7, update 17 and earlier. As the Cool Exploit Kit and the Blacole Exploit Kit share malevolent website patterns and exploits, in some cases a computer user might see Exploit:JS/Blacole found on the PC alongside Exploit:JS/Coolex.D. Exploit:JS/Coolex.D is loaded if the PC user visits an infected or hacked website. The hacked Internet browser may be rerouted to another website, which carries the exploit code identified as Exploit:JS/Coolex.D, which strives to install malware infections on the targeted PC depending on what applications the PC user has installed. If the attacked computer user has Java, Adobe Flash, or Adobe Reader in the PC, Exploit:JS/Coolex.D may strive to exploit particular software vulnerabilities in these applications to install malware threats.
URLs
Exploit:JS/Coolex.D may call the following URLs:
securefindersearch.com |
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