Articles in the CA Security Advisor Category

Win32/SillyAutorun.FII
Posted in CA Security Advisor on 8 June 2011

Win32/SillyAutorun is a family of self-replicating programs that spreads via removable and physical drives.

 

Win32/Zwangi.AF!suspicious
Posted in CA Security Advisor on 8 June 2011

Creating new family

 

Win32/Zlob.XY!suspicious
Posted in CA Security Advisor on 8 June 2011

Win32/Zlob is a family of Trojans designed to gather sensitive information and reports back to a command and control server.

 

Win32/Wowpa.AFX!suspicious
Posted in CA Security Advisor on 8 June 2011

Win32/Wowpa is a family of trojans that steal sensitive information related to the popular MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game) ‘World of Warcraft’.

 

Win32/Zbot.EOQ!suspicious
Posted in CA Security Advisor on 8 June 2011

Win32/Zbot is a family of Trojans designed to steal sensitive information including users’ online banking credentials.

 

Win32/VBInject.BEU!suspicious
Posted in CA Security Advisor on 8 June 2011

Win32/VBInject is a family of Visual Basic compiled threats that are usually encrypted and/or compressed.

 

Win32/Vundo.HPA!suspicious
Posted in CA Security Advisor on 8 June 2011

Win32/Vundo is a large family of trojans that contain backdoor functionality that gives an unauthorized user access to an affected machine. They have been associated with adware.

 

Win32/VB.BKJ!suspicious
Posted in CA Security Advisor on 8 June 2011

Win32/VB is a multi-component family of Trojan generally characterize as Visual Basic-compiled threats capable to drop, download and install other malicious files.

 

Win32/Unruy.ADC!suspicious
Posted in CA Security Advisor on 8 June 2011

Win32/Unruy is a multi-component family of Trojan downloader that harvest system specific information to assist into generating traffic by simulating clicks on affiliate websites and banner advertisements.

 

Win32/Ursnif.ML!suspicious
Posted in CA Security Advisor on 8 June 2011

Win32/Ursnif is a family of trojans that steal sensitive information, and download and execute arbitrary files. Ursnif variants can also use stealth to hide their presence on an affected machine. Ursnif has been known to be downloaded by variants of DlUrsnif.