Trojan.Agent.iwr

Trojan.Agent.iwr is an information-collecting type of threat that may compromise all Windows PCs that lack a reliable protection. After corrupting your system, Trojan.Agent.iwr may start monitoring all of your actions. Trojan.Agent.iwr may provide its operators with access to your hard drive, which would mean they may be able to collect valuable files. However, unless you are famous, the con artists may be more interested in your money than, for example, your pictures. They may be able to take your cash because Trojan.Agent.iwr may track your online actions as well. This cyber threat may serve as a keylogger, which means that Trojan.Agent.iwr may intercept all the data you type during your surfing sessions. Trojan.Agent.iwr also may understand which site you are viewing currently If you enter any data on a financially-oriented or banking platform, the culprits may obtain it soon enough.

The collected login credentials may be transmitted towards remote Command and Control (C&C) servers of the hackers automatically. The function of these machines is not only to receive the information sent from your PC. Instead, the traffic may go both ways, so the con artists may use them to communicate with the threat. According to some reports, computers infected with Trojan.Agent.iwr have been involved in botnets and Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks. Trojan.Agent.iwr may travel inserted in some suspicious email attachments or stand-alone programs hosted on questionable sites. If you make the mistake to open such file, Trojan.Agent.iwr may spread its codes on essential system files like userinit.exe and init32.exe. In addition, the threat may create some registry subkeys to trouble its detection and removal even further. To prevent to be infected with this Trojan, or to delete Trojan.Agent.iwr afterwards, you need to use a dedicated anti-malware program.

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