Malware.Generic

Malware.Generic Description

Malware.Generic is a malware infection, which can access the corrupted PC system surreptitiously via social networks, doubtful websites, freeware, shareware, spam messages and other. Malware.Generic can damage your machine by infecting your computer system and stealing your personal and financial information. Malware.Generic name covers various types of malicious files that contain Trojans, keyloggers, rogues, worms, backdoors, adware and other that may disguise themselves behind legitimate-looking file names. If your PC has been affected by Malware.Generic, it will show irritating advertisements or pop-up alerts. Malware.Generic can also install other unsafe programs or files. Remove Malware.Generic as soon as possible.

Aliases: PE:Trojan.Win32.Generic.13E8CDB3!334024115, VCS/Environment.DigitalFN [Antiy-AVL], Virus.Win32.Xpaj.1!O, Agent2.CBME [AVG], W32/BHO.AQ!tr [Fortinet], Trojan.BHO [Ikarus], Trojan.Win32.Generic.12746B63, Dropper/Bho.221184 [AhnLab-V3], TrojanDownloader:Win32/Regonid.A [Microsoft], Trojan/win32.agent.gen [Antiy-AVL], TrojanClicker.Agent.epp, Mal/BHO-AY [Sophos], Trojan.BHO!IK, Trojan.Generic.5408453 [BitDefender] and HEUR:Trojan.Win32.Generic [Kaspersky].

Technical Information

File System Details

Malware.Generic creates the following file(s):
# File Name Size MD5 Detection Count
1 %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Users\Marco\k6461642148\svhost.exe\svhost.exe 934,400 6a93a4071cc7c22628af40a4d872f49b 5,411
2 %WINDIR%\System32\drivers\HttpSec.sys 373,760 da2411237a40b8cfc775fc25d7463a60 294
3 C:\Windows.old.002\Program Files (x86)\rnamfler\radprlib.dll\radprlib.dll 47,104 52c6d734c288a026f2b19ce6bbefa302 166
4 C:\Windows.old.002\Program Files (x86)\rnamfler\radhslib.dll\radhslib.dll 62,976 54fc6b247afa41b7a4b24bca0d911d40 132
5 %USERPROFILE%\718991ksb7k2\29047.vbs 135 8fe045b691b57fc986f1057f6bd14918 9
6 %PROGRAMFILES%\rnamfler\naofsvc.exe 110,664 fbcc9603f753672fa4317ad840ea6109 4
7 %PROGRAMFILES%\rnamfler\radprcmp.exe 172,032 4932be5378ceaae3e63e8ebe1ad2c855 2
8 %PROGRAMFILES(x86)%\rnamfler\naomf.exe 1,043,016 18984923f4e4dfc67ff954e6a68b0aaa 2
9 %APPDATA%\sistem\svchost.exe 429,078 d306de53ce9a97060e4f686566c40bc6 2
10 %WINDIR%\system32\SMcoc.exe 8,192 b7114bd26cadc3c9db1fe918165cfbe8 1
11 main.exe N/A
12 EsetFix_4.exe N/A
13 Setup.2.2.exe N/A
14 BundleSetup.exe N/A
15 wilubore.dll N/A
16 القطة.exe N/A
17 wsmastercon.exe N/A
18 Star7.exe N/A
19 siguzuwi.dll N/A
20 SciTE4AutoIt3.exe N/A
21 db32.exe N/A
22 Configurer.exe N/A
23 bsplayer.exe N/A
24 mmduch.dll N/A
25 proxy.exe N/A
26 nnnnnnmm.exe N/A
27 MNSVJHQ1BKLD.exe N/A
28 jebufijo.dll N/A
29 636739442.exe N/A
30 0.7299938786788812.exe N/A
31 setui70vir.exe N/A
32 jyhgje.exe N/A
33 fuweyuni.dll N/A
34 firefox.exe N/A
35 0.5741842256036443.exe N/A
36 swf2avi.exe N/A
37 xlr.exe N/A
38 superfast.exe N/A
39 skls.exe N/A
40 services.exe N/A
41 dserbh.dll N/A
42 cscdll32.dll N/A
43 cokrh1.dll N/A
44 mmx.dll N/A
45 TJEnder.exe N/A
46 NPI.sys N/A
47 MsEss.exe N/A
48 jhoos_setup.exe N/A
49 gptexa.dll N/A
50 212250305.exe N/A
51 {FB0FDDBA-27C2-441E-A4A6-7EC0E9F60E63}.dll N/A
52 Logger.exe N/A
53 rfusclient.exe N/A
54 java.exe N/A
55 1748.exe N/A
56 vksaver-install-2.2.2.exe N/A
57 ZDL.sys N/A
58 winvnc.exe N/A
59 sozewema.dll N/A
60 setup_lvk.exe N/A
61 dvdplayy.exe N/A
62 csrss_tc.exe N/A
63 cokrhh.dll N/A
64 RakyatKelaparan.exe N/A
65 Thunder.exe N/A
66 pdfcrackerent.exe N/A
67 msible.dll N/A
68 kelarozo.dll N/A
69 HPMedia.exe N/A
70 334236529.exe N/A
71 27DC61.lnk N/A
72 6C5650.lnk N/A
73 windows.cmd N/A
74 document.exe 454,672 dae4bc7cf2df5e00e8f8cbdeba9b9976 0
More files

Registry Details

Malware.Generic creates the following registry entry or registry entries:
RegistryKey
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMICROSOFTWINDOWSCURRENTVERSIONRUN Anti Trojan Elite
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMICROSOFTWINDOWSCURRENTVERSIONRUN Thunder

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Threat Level: 10
Infected Computers: 13,960