Trojan-PSW.OnLineGames.dmc is a Trojan program that is capable to log your typed keystrokes made on your machine. Trojan-PSW.OnLineGames.dmc may also search for stored passwords on your system and then send the collected data to its creators. Trojan-PSW.OnLineGames.dmc mostly tends to steal online gaming and banking passwords. If you want to have your system safe, we recommend to get rid of Trojan-PSW.OnLineGames.dmc immediately.
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Trojan-PSW.Nilage.bpt is a Trojan program designed to steal your passwords. Trojan-PSW.Nilage.bpt may also scan your system for already stored passwords and log-in details. Trojan-PSW.Nilage.bpt highly compromises with your security and privacy and is recommended to be removed with no consideration.
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Trojan-PSW.OnLineGames.xvs is a nasty Trojan program designed to capture your passwords as you type them. Trojan-PSW.OnLineGames.xvs may also search for stored passwords that you store on your computer and then transmit the collected data to its creators. Trojan-PSW.OnLineGames.xvs is known to steal mostly online gaming and banking passwords.
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MalWarrior 2007 is a corrupt anti-spyware program that issue fake security warnings that your computer is infected with spyware. MalWarrior 2007 uses such agressive advertising techniques in order to goad you into purchasing their commercial product. MalWarrior 2007 may also download and install additional malware onto your machine. If your computer has been already infected with MalWarrior 2007 parasite, we strongly recommend to remove it.
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Adware.BHO.cn is an adware application created to install into your Internet browser as a Browser Helper Object (BHO). Once executed, Adware.BHO.cn will use Internet connection to import advertising content to your PC. The unwanted and excessive ads that Adware.BHO.cn generates will make your browser to behave unstable.
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Backdoor.Agobot is a parasite family classified as backdoor worms. Backdoor.Agobot family is designed to deliver itself through P2P file sharing programs. Once executed, Backdoor.Agobot will use your Internet connection in order to reach an IRC network. Backdoor.Agobot will then receive remote commands from its creator and will start performing Denial of Service attacks. Backdoor.Agobot may also open up a huge backdoor security hole on your system and steal your personal and financial information. Backdoor.Agobot may also be capable to disable certain security related programs that are present on your system.
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SystemErrorFixer is a corrupt PC optimization tool designed to goad you into purchasing its full rogue version. SystemErrorFixer may come to your computer through browser security holes or may be transmitted together with malicious Trojans. Once executed, SystemErrorFixer start generating false alerts claiming that your system has spyware invaders. SystemErrorFixer may also provide false reports that your system has “corrupted” files. SystemErrorFixer is affliated with ErrClean.
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Backdoor.Mechbot is a backdoor parasite that leaves your machine completely insecure by opening a huge backdoor security hole. A remote attacker will then be able to access your sensitive information, install additional malware and perform other malicious tasks. Backdoor.Mechbot puts your security and privacy at a very high risk and shouldn’t remain on your computer.
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Backdoor.Rbot is a Trojan parasite designed to import additional malware to your machine. Backdoor.Rbot will install on your system without your knowledge and consent, most likely through exploits in network shares. Backdoor.Rbot may create large numbers of backdoor holes and reduce the security of your system. Backdoor.Rbot may allow to steal your personal and financial information, including banking details and credit card numbers.
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Backdoor.IRCBot is a nasty backdoor Trojan. Backdoor.IRCBot employs IRC network to receive instructions from an attacker. Backdoor.IRCBot will distribute itself through computer networks. Once installed, Backdoor.IRCBot will enable a remote attacker to monitor your typed keystrokes and send spam emails from your machine. The built-in keylogger that Backdoor.IRCBot has will put your sensitive private information at a very high risk.
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Virus.Parite.b is a virus program that does it bad actions in computer memory. Virus.Parite.b has two parts: dropper and infection components. Once executed, Virus.Parite.b will employ its dropper part and will place an infection in your temporary files folder. Virus.Parite.b is also capable to import and install additional malware onto your system.
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SafetySettings is a cookie classified as Spyware cookie. SafetySettings is designed to track your personal information and Internet surfing habits. In addition, SafetySettings may transmit the collected information to its parent company.
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Trojan.Backdoor-JCK is a Trojan program with backdoor capabilities. Once launched, Trojan.Backdoor-JCK will allow a remote attacker to control your machine and install additional malware. Be aware that Trojan.Backdoor-JCK may be controlled via HTTP requests.
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TrojanProxy.Wopla.ag is a malicious Trojan program desiged to implement itself as a proxy server. TrojanProxy.Wopla.ag allows a remote attacker to access your computer and send spam emails from your PC. TrojanProxy.Wopla.ag is nasty parasite and shouldn‘t remain on your system.
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Trojan-Downloader.Agent-FCX is a Spyware Trojan created to infect your system and open a conduit by which large amounts of adware and spyware can be transmitted to your PC. Trojan-Downloader.Agent-FCX opens up a huge security hole on your machine and is a serious threat to the security of your sensitive information, including banking and personally identifiable information. Trojan-Downloader.Agent-FCX may also import additional adware and display tremendous amounts of popup ads.
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