Malware Defender 2009

Malware Defender 2009 Description

ScreenshotMalware Defender 2009 (or MalwareDefender 2009, Malware Defender2009) is a rogue anti-spyware application, usually promoted along with Trojan viruses, such as Vundo or similar. These Trojans display fake security alerts and pop-up windows about various security threats, suggesting that you download Malware Defender 2009 in order to remove infections or protect your system from further possible infections.

Once you have Malware Defender 2009 installed and active on your computer, Malware Defender 2009 is configured to load automatically when you start your PC. Running fake system scans and displaying numerous malware infections, Malware Defender 2009 prompts you to purchase the full version before it can effectively remove all infections. However, these infections are actually all fake. It should already be clear to you that you should remove Malware Defender 2009 off your system as soon as possible, otherwise there could be more damage and system performance will decrease.

Malware Defender 2009 belongs to the WinPC Defender family of rogue security programs and has, among its family members SystemDefender, IE Defender, IE Defender, XPdefender, WinDefender2008, WinPC Defender, PC Privacy Defender, Smart Defender Pro, Ultimate Defender, Advanced XP Defender, Security Defender Pro 2015.

Aliases: probably a variant of Win32/Kryptik.LL [NOD32], Trojan.FakeScanner.set [McAfee-GW-Edition], TR/FakeScanner.set [AntiVir], Mal_FakeAV-9 [TrendMicro], Trojan/TDSS.f, Trojan/W32.Tdss.381440, a variant of Win32/Kryptik.KL [NOD32], Trojan.PCK.Tdss.F.1676 [McAfee-GW-Edition], Win32.Packed.Tdss.F [eSafe], TR/PCK.Tdss.F.1676 [AntiVir], Trojan.Win32.Tdss.1012736, Trojan.PCK.Tdss.F.2003 [McAfee-GW-Edition], Packed.Win32.Tdss.h [Kaspersky], Packed.Win32.Tdss [Ikarus] and Packed:W32/TDSS.gen!A [F-Secure].

Technical Information

File System Details

Malware Defender 2009 creates the following file(s):
# File Name Size MD5
1 wcenter.exe 381,952 925c0047569b53c5fd2cb16d9f9fc5dd
2 hdddriver.dll 2,353,664 2f8d5b3f8a22768e1b5ba85241a1d8aa
3 ymxrdeunza.dll 763,392 308faf8d02e0f75b8079f613d42ea1f8
4 malwaredef.exe 1,013,248 e7d306d8436a234fa29effcbddf03d7f
5 win.exe 70,661 fad4e4f199fd8e82ccae97a2fc2c5001
6 MalwareDefender2009[1].exe, win.exe 71,173 c74919215c7ef3ebf31dcf177afbe11d
7 krtqfbfqeb.dll 761,856 6a1e99117f1b9b9fcb8de5f0f4438e89
8 gyfzaiydjs.dll 761,856 b6e016553d53919bea9ffc5484d07226
9 tlfablzyjw.dll 762,880 3c47a3ace4f680db62d2318023e99d16
10 lhihbelpje.dll 763,392 437316541c8f06aad95b4b67e57e6e1b
11 rmlhithgts.dll 762,880 b7cfe136351fd3ff23767bccbbcb178c
12 netdriver2.dll 39,424 d24812ba46f37a5c48e97d62fd99953d
13 netdriver.dll 38,400 9bab4c9f8e74c943e0500ba2b62ecbbc
14 MalwareDefender2009[1].exe,win.exe 69,637 30915c5a44cb5e2d2e1d73ade2790481
15 jzteaddubm.dll 762,368 de95b685befd7e9971b85900ae9b05ca
16 malwaredefender.exe 2,185,216 11dc0c0a24e6fa0705477c1ecf1c56aa
More files

Registry Details

Malware Defender 2009 creates the following registry entry or registry entries:
Run keys
Malware Defender
Directory
%ProgramFiles%\Malware Defender 2009

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Threat Level: 10
Infected Computers: 14