Published in October 30th, 2008
This is a relatively low threat trojan that is affecting all versions of Windows operating systems. The trojan copies itself to the explorer.exe file. It will also create several registry keys and will start up every time explorer.exe starts. As with all trojans, they have the ability to further install malware and allow for remote […]
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Published in October 28th, 2008
Adware.FakeAntivirus is web based adware that attempts to trick users into believing they have a virus or infected files on their computer. The process starts by prompting the user to run a scan for for malware and spyware. If the user performs the scan, it then displays a (fake) large list of infected files. The […]
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Published in October 27th, 2008
This is a medium level risk virus affecting all versions of Windows. The virus is able to open a backdoor on infected computers. The backdoor allows hackers to gain access and download files, upload malware, stop or start services and perform other harmful operations on your computer. The virus spreads by infecting executable files on the computer drive(s). […]
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Published in October 21st, 2008
Infostealer.Bancos is a Trojan that is currently affecting all versions of Microsoft Windows. This trojan is relatively low risk, but once it infects a computer, it can steal private information and will attempt to obtain login information for sites that you access. If your computer is infected, the trojan will copy itself to the following files: […]
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Published in October 16th, 2008
The W32.Bluven worm spreads across Windows operating systems. This currently affects all versions of Microsoft Windows. The worm spreads across removable hard drives and flash drives. The worm will copy itself to the drives of infected PCs. The worm will drop the following files onto infected drives: Drive\B1uv3nth3x1.diz Drive\msvbvm60.dll Scan and remove W32.Bluven
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Published in October 16th, 2008
A Taiwan discount personal computer manufacturer has begun a voluntary recall of desktop computers delivered to Japan after it found they had been infected with a virus before shipment. ASUSTek Computer Inc. has shipped about 4,500 Eee Box desktop PCs to Japan, selling about 300 at retail outlets nationwide since their launch here on Oct. […]
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Published in October 13th, 2008
This is a new trojan affecting all versions of Microsoft Windows. This trojan is relatively low risk, but as with any trojan, once installed they can cause further problems. On infected computers, the trojan copies itself to the file: %System%\qlplib.dll It can also install other more harmful malware. Scan and remove Trojan.Hexzone
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Published in October 9th, 2008
India is the seventh largest spam sender in the world, according to Trend Micro, a global leader in Internet content security. India is the leader among Asian countries in spam, accounting for more than 4 per cent of the total global spam. The world’s top 10 spam relaying countries account for about 57.4% of the […]
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Published in October 8th, 2008
W32.Poskiwing is yet another worm that is affecting all versions of Microsoft Windows. This worm is spreading by copying itself to all removable and network drives on an infected system. Once a drive is infected and connected to another system, the worm can then infect that system and drives. The worm opens a back door […]
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Published in October 3rd, 2008
Recently there have been several variants of Bloodhound trojans discovered, such as Bloodhound.Olexe and Bloodhound.Exploit. These trojans are affecting all versions of Windows. This is a pretty low risk trojan, but you should scan your PC in case of infection. The trojans can cause malicious damage and may be used to download other malware onto infected […]
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