Backdoor.Mokspolx.A

Backdoor.Mokspolx.A Description

Backdoor.Mokspolx.A is a terrible backdoor Trojan which is able to access the computer system secretly without your permission through bundled downloads that can be obtained from third party websites, and will stay completely hidden from the targeted user's knowledge. Backdoor.Mokspolx.A will give the remote access to hackers to infect PC systems. If enough PCs are corrupted, creators of Backdoor.Mokspolx.A will use them all as part of a concerted DoS attacks. Once Backdoor.Mokspolx.A is installed on the system, it will install additional malware treats and other Trojans to the computer. Backdoor.Mokspolx.A executes all of its activities in the background. There are no obvious symptoms related to Backdoor.Mokspolx.A that help the user identify its occurrence, and the only warning the user will have of its occurrence will come from reports of the security software. Backdoor.Mokspolx.A will open ports on the compromised PC which will cause more attacks from other hackers too.

Aliases: Trojan.Win32.Packed.gen (v) [Sunbelt], Virus.Win32.FileInfector.gen (suspicious), W32/Goo.CO!tr.dldr [Fortinet], Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Goo [Ikarus], Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Goo.co [Kaspersky], Win32:Downloader-GQI [Avast], Artemis!C15D39EA5AD7 [McAfee], Downloader.Generic11.SZV [AVG], TR/Dldr.goo.cs [AntiVir], Trojan.DownLoader2.36961 [DrWeb], Trojan.Generic.KDV.197287 [BitDefender], Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Goo.cs [Kaspersky], Win32:Dropper-GHE [Avast], Artemis!0BFBF24D7B5D [McAfee] and Trj/Downloader.MDW [Panda].

Technical Information

File System Details

Backdoor.Mokspolx.A creates the following file(s):
# File Name Size MD5 Detection Count
1 %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\svhosts.exe 22,528 381009559221b92c16919d27a96f8356 15
2 %COMMONPROGRAMFILES%\MSSecurity\wscntfy.exe 40,960 73b70f4bfed36f539fac2b6e8d1bb7a2 10
3 %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Menu Iniciar\Programas\Inicializar\spoolsvr32.exe 1,133,312 72d55d13d7466527b3ab60ac1337eba0 5
4 %WINDIR%\SysWow64\715543a0.dll 2,534,400 29f58ffb663697e132a1171bb1609a82 3
5 %PROGRAMFILES%\UserGate4\usergate.exe 1,885,660 244c2f714aea6b2aad67d39054a291be 2
6 %WINDIR%\system32\ess.dll 180,224 cef2907e7a4d066db484255eddc78de8 1
7 spoolsvr32.exe N/A
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Infected Computers: 64