Winweb Security

Winweb Security Description

Winweb Security is a rogue anti-spyware applicaiton known to use various illicit methods to push computer users into purchasing a full edition of Winweb Security. Winweb Security is not an effective security program. Use of Winweb Security will only render false security warnings and falsified system scan results. Winweb Security should be removed once detected from any computer before it is able to damage essential system files.

The WinWeb Security is a huge family of rogue security programs. Among its many members are System Security, Total Security, Antivirus Security, Total Security 2009, Security Tool, Trojan.RogueAV.a.gen, System Adware Scanner 2010, FakeAlert-KW.e, Advanced Security Tool 2010, System Tool 2011, Security Shield, MS Removal Tool, Antivirus Center, Antivirus Center, Essential Cleaner, Security Shield Pro 2011, Personal Shield Pro, Security Shield 2011, Advanced PC Shield 2012, Security Sphere 2012.

Aliases: Suspicious:W32/Kolweb.d!Gemini [F-Secure], Trojan.Crypt.ZPACK.Gen [McAfee-GW-Edition], TR/Crypt.ZPACK.Gen [AntiVir], Trojan.Fraudload.Gen!Pac.3, MalwareDoctor [Sunbelt], a variant of Win32/Kryptik.UR [NOD32], Generic13.BLAL [AVG], Trojan.FakeAlert, VirTool:Win32/Obfuscator.FR [Microsoft], Trojan.Fakealert.4362 [DrWeb], W32/FaleAlert.HSG!tr [Fortinet], Packed.Generic.234 [Symantec], FraudTool.Win32.RogueSecurity (v) [Sunbelt], Mal/FakeAV-AD [Sophos] and Medium Risk Malware.

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Technical Information

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File System Details

Winweb Security creates the following file(s):
# File Name Size MD5
1 WinwebSecurity.exe 2,332,711 b04c2d3c0e9741e0d1213e594c660add
2 10245464.exe 356,396 2088afa61d4c76714406f5dae8b69e3c
3 92410306.exe 38,444 d18d161ee740c421090b4d7cc31a2fdd
4 12400314.exe 356,908 515ec0be9ae45288c3d0c55a77f9a742
5 10588124.exe 369,189 25017df94774fe4190fc5df388626650
6 17304414.exe 368,684 4c65e30bc6456ebedf13e7434228bb48
7 90255456.exe 38,444 4d8cf262570ec5cd4e8fb864ec4e8c47
8 90598116.exe 47,653 90520ab8d7d48932d15f5b192393bbac
9 90839366.exe 47,148 57a90a4f7ec7540cf8768f58a4e18e2c
10 856638342.exe 2,369,571 a1f8b543f093b11987a4e400ae1376a6
11 2013915095.exe 2,369,571 36194877466752df638f6147990053dd
12 1401033341.exe 2,369,568 2eab5df6263d1585d7fbc61adb528404
13 5689887B.exe 44,063 07d328d3ba96308b104a49400557eca1
14 install[1].exe 63,014 e4d3b3f1d0f3dbed8a67c736df538d2c
15 1818636568.exe 1,070,115 6d0d51aaed1847fc204b06868f7ccab9
16 Setup[1].exe 52,259 472b7f5c57a1da4d085460b62a5e1741
More files

Registry Details

Winweb Security creates the following registry entry or registry entries:
File name without path
5689887B.exe
WinwebSecurity.exe
WinwebSecurity.exe
WinwebSecurity.exe
CLSID
{1B7F9329-AAF9-4E34-8ECF-C363FD3C60CF}
{21EEB010-57F3-11DD-B116-DAD055D89593}
{D5DF7C9D-6069-4552-8B0C-D02A912FC889}
Directory
%AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\WinwebSecurity
Run keys
adpws
WinwebSecurity

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Ranking: 8485
Threat Level: 10
Infected PCs: 10
% Change 30 Days:
0%
7 Days:
0%
1 Day:
-9%