Trojan: Win32/Hidebaid.B

The Trojan: Win32/Hidebaid.B detection is used by security vendors to specify a backdoor Trojan from the HideBaid family of threats. Security alerts about Trojan: Win32/Hidebaid.B are a reason to suspect infection with a variant of the HideBaid Backdoor Trojan. The Trojan: Win32/Hidebaid.B may install its files in the Temp directory and make modifications to the Windows Registry values to run every time the users turn on their PCs. Most versions of the Hidebaid Backdoor Trojan are less than 80KB in size and may later the properties of your shortcuts on the desktop to enable additional program parameters. Security researchers speculate that the variants of Trojan: Win32/Hidebaid are made by Chinese coders and may be dispersed among PC users via spam mail and malvertising. There are samples of Trojan: Win32/Hidebaid.B that are made to look like readers for presentations and images that suggest an effort to spread the threat globally.

The Trojan: Win32/Hidebaid.B is written in the C++ programming language and may connect to the Internet to download and install external plug-ins that would allow it to hide its activities and expand its functionality. As stated above the Trojan: Win32/Hidebaid.B is a Backdoor Trojan that might open ports to your computer system and allow remote code execution and data manipulation. Trojan: Win32/Hidebaid is a severe threat that has many variants to avoid detection and is designed to bypass basic protection mechanisms. The Trojan: Win32/Hidebaid may use executable DLLs to maintain its operations and work under the radar of most AV engines. The Trojan: Win32/Hidebaid may hide itself as a separate thread under the Svchost.exe host process in Windows Task Manager. Computer users need to install a reliable anti-malware instrument to find and delete the files associated with the Trojan: Win32/Hidebaid.B malware.

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