Trojan.win32.FraudPack.bkew Removal

Trojan.win32.FraudPack.bkew Removal Guide

The Trojan.win32.FraudPack.bkew is a sneaky backdoor trojan that can disguise itself as a valid system file to download additional malware via an unauthorized connection on your system. Trojan.win32.FraudPack.bkew may corrupt itself to running processes and send personal saved data to remote servers. Upon installation, Trojan.win32.FraudPack.bkew will infect itself to running processes to disable firewall and anti-virus software from receiving updates. Trojan.win32.FraudPack.bkew is a potential security and privacy risk that can cause damage to critical system files, the automatic removal is strongly recommended.

Threat Descriptions

Malware Data
Threat name:	Trojan.win32.FraudPack.bkew
Also reffered to as:	Win32.FraudPack.bkew
Type:	Trojan
Sub type:	Backdoor
Regular clarification:	A backdoor trojan (also identified as RAT) is the common definition for a malicious code that creates a back door entry to a polluted system. Backdoor trojans are the most widespread and also the most malicious types of malware.

Threat Severity
Risk level:	Great
Distribution level:	High
Removal level:	Complicated
Damage level:	Medium
Infectious systems	MS Windows 7, MS Windows Vista, MS Windows XP, MS Windows Me, MS Windows 2000

Accompanying Threats and Clones
Aliases/Clones:	N/A
Related Threats:	Trojan.Win32.FraudPack.oyp, Trojan.Win32.FraudPack.oyp, Trojan.Win32.FraudPack.gkj, Trojan.Win32.FraudPack.cfvs, Trojan.Win32.FraudPack.oyl

Threat Files
Exe files:	N/A
Dll files:	N/A
Aditional files:	N/A