Backdoor.Prorat.c

Backdoor.Prorat.c Description

Backdoor.Prorat.c is a Trojan application with backdoor capabilities created to hijack and infect your PC and steal your sensitive information. Once it is installed, Backdoor.Prorat.c will open up a backdoor through which a remote hacker can get full control over your machine. Backdoor.Prorat.c poses a significant threat to the security of any personal and financial information stored on your computer and should be removed without delay.

Technical Information

File System Details

Backdoor.Prorat.c creates the following file(s):
# File Name Size MD5
1 server.dll 239,104 5d53461b8b1641712c9c11d2d09e3243
2 malware.exe, nadbonw.exe 204,800 946e618d872b07398ee5f7baaa5ce1ed
3 malware.exe, WinNTLM.exe 118,272 966bdd246778995b0c1d89bf04d7f5bf
4 services.exe, sservice.exe, fservice.exe 357,932 4335c616ea03aff5c613b1a7c7e01ee9
5 winlogon.exe 333,825 2566e73a525827ed588a0df0943f68cb
6 malware.exe 263,936 4e627b1c5630205aa652ae627e42c4c0
7 Undetected.exe 358,444 5255f855fd825382d45360143618b24e
8 wincom.exe 326,657 f3a5eced3c7944a3cf4ce9d2ac2d2171
9 d_service.exe 7,552 3f3aac375dabaab85f5b1a7b49fab29d
10 ProRat_Client.exe 1,080,320 9bf5114dd18359089979b8d5e990c5e0
11 mogli.exe 358,444 de5d5a0915880a27e818030283ad86a5
12 file.exe 350,764 0a450f085849e5d7fb074d11934399b8

Registry Details

Backdoor.Prorat.c creates the following registry entry or registry entries:
Regexp file mask
%WINDIR%\SysWOW64\reginv.dll
Registry key
Software\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components\{5Y99AE78-58TT-11dW-BE53-Y67078979Y}
Run keys
Windows Reg Services

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Threat Level: 8
Infected Computers: 85