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Worm.Fontra.F is a nasty worm that spreads its venom via shared folders of peer-to-peer file sharing clients. Once this grimy worm gets cut loose and running it will create a number of malicious files or replace the existing media files with its own zip archive that contains the worm. This monstrosity also has the ability to infect executable files and install more malware onto your PC. Worm.Fontra.F is also known as “W32/Fontra-F” by Sophos, “Virus.Win32.Fontra.c” by Kaspersky and F-Secure, “W32/Vbbot” by Mcafee, and “Worm/Delf.ATB” by Grisoft. Run a scan with a trustworthy anti-spyware software to detect the Worm.Fontra.F; and get rid of the vile infection right away.

Automated Detection for Worm.Fontra.F

Worm.Fontra.F Manual Removal Instructions

Stop Worm.Fontra.F system processes:

%ProgramFiles%\\Track_03.exe
%ProgramFiles%\\Video.exe
%ProgramFiles%\\Setup.exe
%Temp%\\Setup.exe

Unregister Worm.Fontra.F DLLs:

%System%\\vbzip10.dll

Remove Worm.Fontra.F files:

%ProgramFiles%\\c.ico
%ProgramFiles%\\b.ico
%ProgramFiles%\\a.ico
%System%\\vbzip10.dll
%ProgramFiles%\\Track_03.exe
%ProgramFiles%\\Video.exe
%ProgramFiles%\\Setup.exe
%Temp%\\Setup.exe

Important Disclaimer

What is a Worm?

Worm.Fontra.F is a Worm.

A worm is a type of virus that replicates by resending itself as an e-mail attachment or as part of a network message. Unlike a regular computer virus, a worm is self-contained and does not need to be part of another program to duplicate itself. A worm hides in active memory and performs malicious acts, such as using parts of the computer’s system resources. Worms are usually invisible to the user and are designed to affect the computer’s performance. A worm take control of remote systems without any help from the users and can delete files, send documents via email, or encrypt files.

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