Win32:DNSChanger-VJ [Trj] is a kind of computer Trojan that will alter infected computer’s Domain Name Server (DNS) settings to redirect Internet traffic to a different server. Typically, this redirect action is applied to hijack user’s web browser and point it to harmful or illegal web sites. It is observed that there are several purposes, but the main objective is to generate online profit for the attacker.
Trojan
Computer Trojan is a family of malware that carries various payloads. It can be classified as Downloader, Rootkit, Dropper, Backdoor, Redirector, Agent, and so on.
Remove Win32:Trojan-gen
Win32:Trojan-gen is a generic detection for a computer Trojan. Avast and other antivirus programs uses this detection method to identify an unclassified threat. It was also used to detect several variants of Trojan that has similar characteristics and payload. Due to the nature of this Trojan, it is still not confirmed as to what variants it belongs.
Remove JS:Blacole-AV [Trj]
JS:Blacole-AV [Trj] is a widely spread security risks that affects computer users who has an obsolete version of Java installed. The threat intends to exploit known vulnerability in Java Runtime Environment to be able to sneak into the computer. It can pretend as software update flashing icons on Windows system tray.
Remove MBR:Alureon-K [Rtk]?
MBR:Alureon-K [Rtk]? is a detection for an infected master boot record (MBR). This Trojan is just a part of a multi-component family of Alureon. It is a group of Trojans involved in a wide range of dissident activities, which attacks the hard drive to gain total control of the computer.
Remove Backdoor.Juasek
Backdoor.Juasek is a computer Trojan that has many options to harm a system. With its backdoor function, author of this Trojan can connect to an infected computer from a remote place. Launching the communication and with the open connection, attacker can perform numerous conflict on the PC without getting user’s attention.
Remove IDP.Trojan
IDP.Trojan is a generic detection used to identify malware that can steal sensitive data. It is capable of monitoring network traffic and steals user’s account. Variants of IDP.Trojan may also prevent victim’s access to security web sites and disable access to system programs. On some instances, this threat will redirect Internet traffic to predefined sites that hosts another type of malware.
Remove Rogue Win32/Winwebsec
Rogue Win32/Winwebsec is detection for a family of rogue programs that uses deceptive techniques in order to persuade naïve computer user to pay for the registered version of a suggested tool. When Rogue Win32/Winwebsec is initiated, there will be a bunch fake warnings and alerts claiming that a number of viruses are detected. This warning will pretend to be real and will arise from Windows tarskbar. Some will pop-up like what you are receiving from Microsoft Windows notification.
Remove Trojan:Win32/WipMBR.A
Trojan:Win32/WipMBR.A is a dangerous malware that can drop another threat onto the computer. This added malware can destroy master boot record (MBR) resulting to program malfunction and system crashes. In some instances, it makes computer inoperable. It renders the PC unusable due to wiped hard drive. Thus, only remaining solution is to reformat the disc and re-install Windows.
Remove Trojan Horse Generic 27.PN
Trojan Horse Generic 27.PN is a broad detection for a kind of malware that has unusual characteristics. This Trojan usually arrives as part of rootkit Trojan. Both will enter the PC by abusing weak point on your computer’s security. On this situation, software updates plays a big role in averting Trojan Horse Generic 27.PN.
Remove Trojan:DOS/Alureon.A
Trojan:DOS/Alureon.A is a harmful Trojan that may cause enough damage to make the infected computer unstable. This malware is part of the Alureon family, which mostly targets the Master Boot Record (MBR) of the compromised PC. Among other things it is capable of is stealing data by intercepting Internet traffic and extract information from it. Backdoor is the other strength of this Trojan.