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TROJ_MALAGENT.HG

TROJ_MALAGENT.HG is a Trojan horse program that is often unknowingly installed by unsuspecting users. TROJ_MALAGENT.HG may enter a computer through infected downloads or contaminated e-mail attachments. Once inside a victim’s machine, TROJ_MALAGENT.HG may modify the system settings to ensure that it is executed with every system start-up. Users can use an anti-spyware program to detect and remove TROJ_MALAGENT.HG….

Posted by Sumo3000 on 11/19/09 in Trojans | No Comments »

The Twilight Saga New Moon Fans Targeted In Internet Scam

It never stops, the constant abuse of popular subject matter used by cybercriminals to poison internet search results with malicious links. This time the fans of the new Twilight movie are the target.

Posted by GoldSparrow on 11/18/09 in Computer Security | No Comments »

Notorious Zbot Banking Trojan Ramping Up To Flood Inboxes With Malware

Malware hackers are commencing new efforts to infect computer users with the notorious Zeus banking Trojan again which means we could be facing an epidemic of online banking theft.

Posted by GoldSparrow on 11/18/09 in Computer Security | No Comments »

Win32.SuspectCrc

Win32.SuspectCrc is a Trojan program that targets Windows operating systems. Win32.SuspectCrc is able to spread via unwanted spam e-mail attachments or infected program downloads. Win32.SuspectCrc may install other dangerous malware onto a compromised PC. Manually removing Win32.SuspectCrc is not recommended; a recognized security application should completely remove Win32.SuspectCrc from your system….

Posted by Domesticus on 11/18/09 in Trojans | No Comments »

Trojan.Dialer.QB

Trojan.Dialer.QB performs malicious activities under the pretense of a legitimate program. Trojan.Dialer.QB may run in the background of a system without a user’s awareness and download other malicious programs such as keyloggers. Trojan.Dialer.QB may also secretly use a victim’s computer as a modem to connect to an online service. Trojan.Dialer.QB will severely damage your computer system if you do not remove it promptly….

Posted by JubileeX on 11/18/09 in Trojans | No Comments »

Trojan.Win32.FraudPack.zwr

Trojan.Win32.FraudPack.zwr may cause great damage to an infected system or its network environment by downloading additional parasites. Once Trojan.Win32.FraudPack.zwr has gained access to a system, it may modify the registry in order for it to run with every Windows start-up. Trojan.Win32.FraudPack.zwr may also activate the display of malicious pop-ups that advertise rogue security applications. Trojan.Win32.FraudPack.zwr may severely affect your computer’s performance….

Posted by LoneStar on 11/18/09 in Trojans | No Comments »

W32.Gosys

W32.Gosys is a worm that distributes itself via network shares and local removal drives. W32.Gosys is able to open a backdoor on a compromised PC, making the system vulnerable to other malware attacks. W32.Gosys may install malware that records keystrokes, executes malicious commands and downloads infected files. If you detect W32.Gosys on your system, it is best to automatically remove it with an anti-spyware application….

Posted by Sumo3000 on 11/18/09 in Worms | No Comments »

Win32.Virut.Gen.4

Win32.Virut.Gen.4 is a virus with the ability to modify legitimate files by infecting or overwriting them with malicious code. The Win32.Virut.Gen.4 file infector may also have IRC bot functionalities. Win32.Virut.Gen.4 may create a backdoor in order to communicate with a server outside the user’s computer. Win32.Virut.Gen.4 is a dangerous security risk that must be removed….

Posted by ZulaZuza on 11/18/09 in Viruses | No Comments »

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