AOL Parasites

An AOL parasite is a malicious computer program designed to harm users of specific America Online software, especially AOL Instant Messenger (or AIM). It can also affect users of different applications such as ICQ messenger. An AOL parasite takes advantage of specific AOL software weaknesses in order to attack or flood a computer running it; stealing particular passwords, account details and other valuable information. An AOL parasite may also log all keystrokes and capture online conversations.

Some AOL parasites do not affect the system to which they are installed. These hazards are created to compromise remote computers and are often used by hackers for various malicious purposes. A presence of such parasites on a regular computer means that the system was successfully attacked and is no under the offending parties’ control.

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There are currently 12 articles listed on aol parasites.

Name	Threat Level	Detection Count	Date
AIM Password Stealer			March 28, 2006
AOL Hell 96			April 24, 2007
AOLaZy			August 28, 2007
AOLPass			December 21, 2007
Buddylist			October 1, 2007
ICQ Boom			October 18, 2007
ICQ Crack			July 18, 2007
ICQ Hacker			November 15, 2007
ICQ MM			April 8, 2007
ICQ Spoof			March 29, 2007
ICQ Stealing			May 12, 2007
Stack Player	8/10	1	May 9, 2016

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