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Trojan-Clicker.JS.Iframe.db
| Detected | Dec 21 2009 09:13 GMT |
| Released | Dec 21 2009 14:32 GMT |
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Programs classified as Trojan-Clicker are designed to access Internet resources (usually web pages). This is done either by sending appropriate commands to the browser or by replacing system files that provide “standard” addresses for Internet resources (such as the Windows hosts file).
A malicious user may use Trojan-Clicker programs to:
- increase the number of visits to certain sites in order to boost the number of hits for online ads
- conduct a DoS (Denial of Service) attack on a particular server
- lead potential victims to viruses or Trojans.
Trojan-Clicker.
- Troj/Iframe-DL (Sophos)
- HTML.
IFrame-44 (ClamAV) - Trojan:
JS/Iframe. P (MS(OneCare)) - Trojan.
Click. 39088 (DrWeb) - JS/TrojanDownloader.
Iframe. NGU trojan (Nod32) - Trojan.
JS. Clicker. 2. Gen (BitDef7) - HTML:
Illiframe-F [Trj] (AVAST) - Trojan-Clicker.
JS. Iframe (Ikarus) - JS/Agent.
375 (AVIRA) - Suspicious_Gen2.
DSYMA (Norman) - Trojan-Clicker.
JS. Iframe. db [AVP] (FSecure) - JS_CLICKER.
DEN (TrendMicro)
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