Generic Rootkit.g

Generic Rootkit.g Description

Generic Rootkit.g is a Trojan horse virus capable of opening a backdoor into the compromised computer, giving an unauthorized user remote access to the system through an IRC Channel. This may inevitably lead to loss of personal and financial information.

Aliases: W32/Spybot.XPIF-6513, HackTool.Tcpz (Not a Virus) [CAT-QuickHeal], Backdoor.Win32.IRCBot [Ikarus], Backdoor.IRCBot, Backdoor/Win32.IRCBot.gen [Antiy-AVL], Worm/IrcBot.11656.3 [AntiVir], Backdoor:W32/IRCBot.GUU [F-Secure], Worm.Generic.88222 [BitDefender], Backdoor.Win32.IRCBot.jsm [Kaspersky], Win32.GenericRootkit [eSafe], TSPY_ONLINEG.MFV, W32/IrcBot.AXBH, W32.IRCBot [Symantec], Win32/TCPZ.D [NOD32] and Backdoor/IRCBot.jsm.

Technical Information

File System Details

Generic Rootkit.g creates the following file(s):
# File Name Size MD5 Detection Count
1 %WINDIR%\system32\drivers\minidrv32.sys 11,656 8c6511826c60d64c0dbbcbb7a75fe90f 1
2 runsql.exe 202,752 ba702d98ac626c79b7a3b012ec4a0f03 0
3 svhoster.exe 202,240 70b823b8f8cfc015679550a156154d1b 0
4 adsmsexti.exe 46,080 aa86e23faa3b74d285b62accb0d53c88 0
5 svx.exe 179,200 12ec58aab6d5638efcf3c4302517e682 0
6 svc.exe 179,200 fdde49b3668c5ac1704a99d9567f0888 0
7 sv.exe 202,240 3e6a990438c37ffdaf8bbedffd6daf6e 0
8 svzip.exe 203,264 e18a5ee6efab3f4e64ae32b1200e4c60 0
9 bload.exe 26,112 583e05807195312310a3c2d8e1eb5bfe 0
10 1054y.exe 45,568 3f0132e8967a27dbf41e3fcf1f3b4dbf 0

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