| Name: |
Tro.Dropper.Microjoin.A |
| Category: |
Trojan |
| Alias: |
- Alias: Trojan.SillyNuts |
| Advice: |
Remove |
| Risk: |
High Risk
High risk threats typically are remotely exploitable vulnerabilities, which can lead to system compromise. Successful exploitation does not normally require any interaction. May open up communication ports, use polymorphic tactics, stealth installations, and/or anti-spy counter measures. May use a security flaw in the operating system to gain access to your computer. |
| Description:
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Tro.Dropper.Microjoin.A is a trojan that comes disguised as a utility to download "cracks" for software programs.
Tro.Dropper.Microjoin.A opens a backdoor on TCP ports 1180 and 1167. The infected machine can then be used by remote attackers to perform other malicious activities.
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| Signatures:
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process: !dasharm.exe: MD5 Hash: 143ab325f22ce4c4c4d...
process: get_crack.exe: MD5 Hash: d765842103eea46412f...
process: payse_add.exe: MD5 Hash: fd8fa6b7ecf550ec3fc...
process: get_crack.exe: MD5 Hash: 2e657dfad9b6e631c62.. |
| Type: |
Trojan - A Trojan software is any software on a user's computer that the user is not aware or intentionally installed. Most Trojan software is designed to perform some sort of actions that could jeopardize the user's security or privacy. |
