Bloodhound.PDF.19 Exploits Vulnerabilities in Adobe Acrobat
Bloodhound.PDF.19 is a heuristic detection for potentially malicious files, which may exploit vulnerabilities in Adobe Acrobat in order to perform further malicious actions. More information can be found at this Symantec page.
Packed.Generic.259 Utilizes Packers
Packed.Generic.259 is a heuristic detection for files that may have been obfuscated or encrypted in order to conceal them from antivirus software. More information can be found at this Symantec page.
W32.Koobface!gen1 Heuristic Detection
W32.Koobface!gen1 is a heuristic detection used to detect variants of W32.Koobface.D.
Zlob-ATC Creates Files in System Folder
Zlob-ATC is a Trojan for the Windows platform and includes functionality to copy itself and create files to the <System> folder. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
Krap-C Encrypted with Packing Algorithm
Krap-C has been encrypted with a packing algorithm commonly used by malware authors. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
Krap-D Encrypted with Packing Algorithm
Krap-D has been encrypted with a packing algorithm commonly used by Susware authors. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
Krap-E Encrypted with Packing Algorithm
Krap-E has been encrypted with a packing algorithm commonly used by malware authors. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
Agent-LXT Steals Confidential Information
Agent-LXT is a Trojan for the Windows platform. It includes functionality to: steal confidential information and access the Internet and communicate with a remote server via HTTP. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
Zbot-GC Copies Itself to the Systems32 Folder
Zbot-GC is a Trojan for the Windows platform which copies itself to %SystemRoot%system32 folder. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
VB-EKQ Affects Windows
VB-EKQ is a Trojan for the Windows platform. When installed, it creates the file <Windows>lala.txt. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
Zbot-KN Copies Itself to Systems Folder
Zbot-KN is a Trojan for the Windows platform. It includes functionality to run automatically as well as copy itself and create files to the <System> folder. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
Agent-LXP Creates Batch Scripts
Agent-LXP is a Trojan for the Windows platform. It includes functionality to create batch scripts and create files in the <WINDOWS>system32 folder. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
Agent-LXR Copies Itself to Systems32 Folder
Agent-LXR is a Trojan for the Windows platform. It includes functionality to copy itself and create files to the <WINDOWS>system32 folder. It also accesses the Internet and communicates with a remote server via HTTP. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
Agent-LXS Affects Windows
Agent-LXS is a Trojan for the Windows platform. It includes functionality to access the Internet and communicate with a remote server via HTTP. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
Drop-EH Creates Files in Systems32 Folder
Drop-EH is a Trojan for the Windows platform. It includes functionality to create files in the <WINDOWS>system32 folder and access the internet and communicate with a remote server via HTTP. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
FakeXPA-B Steals Confidential Information
FakeXPA-B is a Trojan for the Windows platform. It includes functionality to steal confidential information and access the Internet and communicate with a remote server via HTTP. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
Spy-ER Steals Confidential Information
Spy-ER is a Trojan for the Windows platform. It includes functionality to create files in the <System> folder, steals confidential information, and accesses the Internet and communicates with a remote server via HTTP. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
Spy-ET Steals Confidential Information
Spy-ET is a Trojan for the Windows platform. It includes functionality to steal confidential information, and accesses the Internet and communicates with a remote server via HTTP. More information can be found at this Sophos page.
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