Trojan.Extenbro

The Extenbro Trojan is a piece of malware that cyber crooks use to breach the security layers of Web browsers and may affect Google Chrome as early as version 37. The Extenbro Trojan is deployed on low-quality software distribution platforms and suspicious alternatives to the Chrome Web Store. The Extenbro malware may corrupt the update DLL library of your browser and direct you to download a fake update package. The Extenbro Trojan may lead users to install a corrupted version of Google Chrome that is being monitored and controlled by con artists. The Extenbro malware may allow third parties to hijack your social media log-ins and record online banking credentials. Users affected by Extenbro might lose control of their online accounts and lose money.

Moreover, the fake updates facilitated by the Extenbro Trojan may contain other threats like CryptoWall, Cidex, and Mybios. The Extenbro malware is considered a severe threat to your data and online identity and should not be underestimated. The Extenbro malware may write a Registry entry in the Windows Registry to enable its automatic start when you turn on your PC. Extenbro also may place its main executable in the Temp folder under the Windows directory to evade security scans. The detection of the Extenbro Trojan may suggest that another threat is on your PC, and you may wish to use a reliable anti-malware suite to clean your OS.

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