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Most Windows users discover Trojan.Agent.kro running on their computer when it is too late and their computers are either corrupted with secondary infections or their virtual privacy is breached. Schemers do not need authorization to slither in the Trojan into your PC. However, you can prevent this if you install security tools that would delete Trojan.Agent.kro or make it impossible for virtual crooks to utilize various security gaps that can be used to propagate malicious programs. Read more »

Trojan.Reveton.F is a Trojan which is notorious for the spread of ransomware infections. The Trojans can get in the system via drive-by downloads, when visiting compromised websites, etc. Once the infection modifies the Registry, corrupts processes, changes security settings and disables the access to the system, it displays a bogus announcement message stating that the computer has been locked by some law enforcement agency which has inspected your PC. Read more »

Beast, or Beast virus, is a cunning computer infection classified as a remote access Trojan (RAT). The unwanted infection enters the system unnoticed, and after modifying the settings, the infection allows remote attackers to access the targeted computer. Read more »

It is common for rogue antispyware to arrive at your system via some other malicious program that infects your computer first. The same scheme applies to Cycbot trojan. This backdoor Trojan distributes such rogue antispyware applications as Palladium, ThinkPoint, CleanThis and others. Therefore, if you remove Cycbot trojan in time, you will prevent a much more serious infection. Unfortunately, most of the time Cycbot trojan remains unnoticed for a very long time and causes a lot of problems. Read more »

Even though GOZI Trojan has been around since 2007, cyber criminals still use this potent infection to generate completely illegal profit. To slip the infection into operating Windows systems schemers can use various Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox exploits, which is why you need to browse with utmost care if you do not want the infection running within the PC. To stay on the safe side, you should disregard illegal P2P file sharing sites, ignore spam emails and stay alert of potential social engineering scams. Read more »

Trojan.Inject is a dangerous computer infection which you should never meet; however, if a powerful security tool does not run on your PC, you are at great risk of catching the Trojan while browsing the Internet, in particular unsafe and unreliable websites. As not all anti-virus tools are able to fight this threat off, it is advisable to scan the PC regularly with a spyware removal tool to check what has successfully penetrated into your computer’s system. Read more »

Trojan.Win32.Agent.qt is a tremendously secretive Windows infection that is capable of infecting those computers that are not strengthened and protected by legal security products. If you have installed malware detection and removal software, but you have done it using illegal software installation channels or have not updated your applications, then there is a great chance that schemers will find a way to slip in malignant components into your computer. Every security crack you can think of, Read more »

Trojan:Win64/Sirefef.U is a Trojan infection from a multi-component Trojan family called Win64/Sirefef. Trojan:Win64/Sirefef.U is responsible for modifying Internet browser settings. It displays false search results and forcefully redirects the user to pay-per-click advertising websites that generate revenue to cyber criminals. Every single member of the Sirefef family performs a different function allowing other elements of the infection to function properly. Read more »

Worm.Dorkbot, or Worm:Win32/Dorkbot.A, is an application that legitimate malware removal programs have been developed to fight against. The cunning infection has been enabled to slither into operating Windows systems through a variety of security cracks, including spam email attachments, bundled downloads and instant messaging protocols. Read more »

Program:Win32/CoinMiner is a malicious application, which is supposed to accumulate digital coins, part of the BitCoin system. It has been researched that the infectious program could be dropped by such malignant infections as Trojan:Win32/Comine.A or Trojan.Comine.D. On most occasions, the infection takes over CPU resources to allow undisturbed running of malignant processes. Therefore, you are likely to notice slower computer’s performance when this devious program sneaks in. Read more »