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It can execute the following operations:download files from a remote computer and/or the Internetrun executable filesThe malware configuration is passed as command line parameters when the malware executable is launched.

CharacteristicsWhen W64.Viknok.B!inf is executed, it will connect to specified command and control (C&C) server. When connection is established, the Trojan then downloads a malicious file. This file is hard to identify due to random file name it is utilizing. W64.Viknok.B!inf then infects the file rpcss.dll in order to initiate its command each time you start Windows.

DistributionW64.Viknok.B!inf normally spreads on spam email messages. It is attached to an email with deceptive messages prompting recipient to open the file. When executed, W64.Viknok.B!inf checks the computer for installed antivirus program and disable it.

Backdoor.Generic11.ZNE is a risky computer Trojan that may permit a remote attacker to access the infected computer. This approach lets the crook to perform some dodgy actions such as stealing of private data, download files, and monitor certain activities. Backdoor.Generic11.ZNE silently achieves its goal by maintaining a discreet presence inside the PC. Its rootkit function allows the Trojan to run alongside with a valid Windows process to be able to avoid antivirus detection.

Due to its Zeroaccess (Rootkit) component, Backdoor.Generic11.ZNE manages to inject its malicious code to valid system driver files. Allowing its automatic execution through this method each time Windows starts is feasible. It may also create a Windows service to execute same function. If loaded and running, Backdoor.Generic11.ZNE will lessen security settings on the infected computer by ending processes, which are linked to antivirus program.

As expected, antivirus program fails to detect and remove Backdoor.Generic11.ZNE from a compromised system. Its power to load on Windows boot-up must be stopped to end its dominance on the affected machine. Thus, we highly advise you to use removal tool made for this type of threat. Follow the guide below to remove Backdoor.Generic11.ZNE, so as the other harmful files from your computer.

Starting Windows is Safe Mode only loads minimal sets of files and drivers. Most start-up malware and viruses don't run in this mode because Windows only loads basic components to initiate the system.

Trojan.Pandex!inf is a generic detection for a harmful file that is normally used by malware author to spread separate virus infection. The threat was also designed to gather email addresses from the infected system. In addition, Trojan.Pandex!inf also interfere with your connection to security-related web sites making sure that no updates will be downloaded onto the infected computer.

2. After downloading, double-click on the file to install the application. If you are using Windows Vista or Windows 7, right-click on the file and select 'Run as administator' from the list.3. When User Account Control prompts, please click Yes to proceed with the installation.

CharacteristicsUpon execution of Trojan-PSW.Win32.Dybalom.L, it will drop file under Temp directory of Windows. Registry keys are also added to the compromised computer that is essential to perform its tasks.

It may connect to an Internet and request for additional malware files.Author of this Trojan utilized a packer that is not typically used for legitimate software.The Trojan may terminate any instance of security software services.It contains other characteristics and identified security risks.DistributionTrojan-PSW.Win32.Dybalom.L spreads through file-sharing network. In most occasions, a Trojan developer embeds its malicious code onto legitimate executable files that are made online through file-sharing servers. Using an encryption method not commonly used for commercial product, it often conceals itself from antivirus program. There are no reports that this Trojan can infect other computers that are on a local network.

2. Once Windows is running under Safe Mode with Networking, open your antivirus program and download the most recent update. This method ensures that your antivirus program can detect even newer variants of Trojan-PSW.Win32.Dybalom.L.

Gen:Adware.Heur was designed to identify files that possesses suspicious behaviors indicating presence of potentially unwanted program. This detection may also identify programs that match behavior of known adware programs.

Trojan.Newarxy is a harmful Trojan that can allow a remote attacker to utilize infected system as proxy server. This threat may spread on Internet through another malware or virus. Trojan.Newarxy can also be obtained from risky file-sharing networks, also known as peer-to-peer connection. The backdoor function of Trojan.Newarxy allows an attacker to steal sensitive information including user name and passwords that are stored on the PC.

PWS:Win32/Zbot.gen!plock is a generic detection for a variant of Trojan that can steal sensitive information from infected computers. It may also block some antivirus programs from running by disabling its process. PWS:Win32/Zbot.gen!plock will also try to connect to a remote server and download more threats. This password-stealing threat will record key presses from the infected computer and save it as a log file. Then it sends the gathered data to a remote attacker on specific schedule through email or file transfer protocol.

To be able to remove Java/Obfuscator.P and other adware from the computer, we have outlined systematic procedures on this page. Carefully follow the guide and download necessary tools that will help you remove the adware effectively.

TROJ_CRYPTFILE.SM is an unwanted program because once it establishes itself on your computer it will attempt to encrypt your files and then try to contact you to bribe you to pay them to release these files. This is a common new type of malware called Ransomware. It is a dangerous and wide ranging type of Trojan virus. .

Trojan:Win32/Autoac is a program that wants you to believe its offering you a useful service. This PUP, tries to tell you that it is providing a service that you need, such as uninstallation, music file, movie player, etc. This description of the program could be considered useful, however the information, redirection and advertising it provides is negative.

DOS/Alureon.J Removal GuideDOS/Alureon.J is a program that wants you to believe its offering you a useful service. This PUP, tries to tell you that it is providing a service that you need, such as uninstallation, music file, movie player, etc. This description of the program could be considered useful, however the information, redirection and advertising it provides is negative.

ROJAN : WIN32 / DYNAMERLAC is a program that wants you to believe its offering you a useful service. This PUP, tries to tell you that it is providing a service that you need, such as uninstallation, music file, movie player, etc. This description of the program could be considered useful, however the information, redirection and advertising it provides is negative.

The spy module that works on USB drives uses an .LNK exploit for the CVE-2010-2568 vulnerability. The exploit is similar to the one used in the Stuxnet worm, but it is more effective. The module masks the Trojan's files on the USB drive without using a driver. It does not infect the system: information is extracted from it using a spy module (32- or 64-bit) and saved on the USB drive.

As mentioned above, we have been unable to discover the original infection vector and the dropper file that installs Gauss in the system. In all the systems we have studied, we dealt with a set of modules that was already installed. It is possible that during initial infection, only the ShellHW component is installed, which then installs the other modules.

The module reads the registry value 'SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Reliability' 'TimeStampForUI'. It is an encrypted configuration file. The configuration file contains the list of additional modules, their names, DLL exports names to call and location of the modules' additional files.

It then checks an https connection with www.google.com or www.update.windows.com. If '200 OK' is received in reply, it sends a request with the proxy server parameters taken from the prefs.js file of the Mozilla Firefox browser.

When a drive contains '.thumbs.db' file, its contents are read and checked for the valid magic number 0xEB397F2B. If it matches, the module creates %commonprogramfiles%\\system\\wabdat.dat and writes the data to this file, and then deletes '.thumbs.db'. 59ce067264

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