Removal Instructions For Trojan.FraudPack.gjq
Trojan.FraudPack.gjq is a stealthy trojan program that can gather and send your personal information to remote third party servers. Trojan.FraudPack.gjq can also download and install spyware, trojans, adware, viruses and other destructive software onto your contaminated computer. Trojan.FraudPack.gjq may load into the memory and can therefore not be removed by regular security programs. Trojan.FraudPack.gjq may track your keystrokes and send the harvested data to remote servers.
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Possible Trojan.FraudPack.gjq signs
- Windows displays a blue screen error message
- Hijacked internet browser settings
- Screen suddenly inundated with pop up ads
- Unknown program codes are constructed
- Logged values in the system registry
- Strange program processes running in the taskbar
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Technical Specifications
| Malware Data |
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Threat name: |
Trojan.FraudPack.gjq |
Also known as: |
FraudPack.gjq |
Type: |
Trojan Horse |
Sub type: |
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General description: |
A trojan is malicious code that infiltrate the PC's via security vulnerabilities and behaves as a legal system file to carry out hazardous activities on the contaminated machine. Trojans are generally used for collecting passwords, credit card numbers, usernames and other personal data. Trojan horses can also change crucial system files and produce serious damage to the computer. |
| Threat Intenseness |
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Risk level: |
High |
Distribution level: |
Medium |
Removal level: |
Difficult |
Damage level: |
High |
Compromised systems |
Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows Vista, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows XP |
| Associated threats and Aliases |
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Aliases/Clones: |
Not Available |
Related Threats: |
Trojan.FraudPack.ANY, Trojan.fraudpack.qyc, Trojan.FraudPack.ANY-virus, Trojan.Fraudpack-2359, Trojan/FraudPack.hvq, Trojan.Fraudpack-1693, Trojan/Fraudpack.Gen, Trojan.FraudPack.IFI, Trojan.FraudPack.ajwq, Trojan.FraudPack!sd6, Trojan/FraudPack.hvt, Trojan/FraudPack.hvu, Trojan/FraudPack.hvr, Trojan/FraudPack.6828, Trojan.Fraudpack-1785, Trojan.FraudPack.aeft, Trojan.FraudPack.mqb, Trojan.Fraudpack-393, Trojan/Fraudpack.1125888.N, Trojan/FraudPack.hvp, Trojan.FraudPack.ykp |
Trojan.FraudPack.gjq Files |
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Exe files: |
av2[1].exe, wscsvc32.exe, 1000[1].exe, 2e1.tmp.exe, svchast.exe, a.exe, f.exe, tmpc.exe, av2009.exe, video207.cfg.exe, netfilter.exe, tmpad.exe, lizkavd.exe, b.exe, msh.exe, 5247.exe, tckbx673.exe, 42w2bbrv.exe, settdebugx.exe, frmwrk32.exe |
Dll files: |
msxml71.dll, 33.dll, shell32.dll, win32extension.dll, iehelper.dll, iehelpmod.dll, shkbubrhkk.dll, msxmlm.dll |
Aditional files: |
Not Available |
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