DWAWDW.EXE - Dangerous
DWAWDW.EXE
Manual removal instructions:
Antivirus Report of DWAWDW.EXE:
dwawdw.exe
We suggest you to remove DWAWDW.EXE from your computer as soon as possible.
DWAWDW.EXE is known as: Suspicious.MH690 [Symantec] TROJ_ZLOB.AKT [Trend Micro] Mal/TibsPk-A [Sophos] Trojan-Dropper.Agent [Ikarus] Win-Trojan/OnlineGameHack.B [AhnLab] packed with PE_Patch [Kaspersky Lab].
MD5 of DWAWDW.EXE = 02AD06D5948F1A8DCC7D080BC0D151E3
DWAWDW.EXE size is 3504 bytes.
Full path on a computer: %TEMP%\DWAWDW.EXE
Related Files:
%SYSTEM%\DBR99005.OCX
%SYSTEM%\WINNT.COM
%TEMP%\109546N03.DLL
%TEMP%\130140N17.DLL
%TEMP%\1D414N01.DLL
%TEMP%\DWAWDW.EXE
%TEMP%\MAINLIST.INI
%TEMP%\QD.INI
%TEMP%\QVODSETUPPLUS.EXE.!QD
%TEMP%\QVODSETUPPLUS3.EXE
C:\KAMJAGGMIYQG.EXE
%WINDIR%\CTFMON.EXE
%FONTSDIR%\DBR01029.TTF
%FONTSDIR%\DBR04021.TTF
%FONTSDIR%\DBR06036.TTF
%FONTSDIR%\DBR07019.TTF
%FONTSDIR%\DBR11025.TTF
%FONTSDIR%\DBR25009.TTF
%WINDIR%\MICROSOFT\ACTIVEJCLO.INI
%WINDIR%\SYSTEM\45352766.EXE
%WINDIR%\SYSTEM\533424020.EXE
%WINDIR%\SYSTEM\579518636.EXE
%WINDIR%\SYSTEM\709037908.EXE
%SYSTEM%\COMRES.DLL.BAK
%SYSTEM%\COMRES.DLL.OCX
%SYSTEM%\DBR01029.OCX
%SYSTEM%\DBR04021.OCX
%SYSTEM%\DBR06036.OCX
%SYSTEM%\DBR07019.OCX
%SYSTEM%\DBR11025.OCX
%SYSTEM%\DBR25009.OCX
%SYSTEM%\DDRAW.DLL.BAK
%SYSTEM%\DSOUND.DLL.OCX
%SYSTEM%\GBVGBV25.EXE
| DWAWDW.EXE | Suspicious.MH690 [Symantec] TROJ_ZLOB.AKT [Trend Micro] Mal/TibsPk-A [Sophos] Trojan-Dropper.Agent [Ikarus] Win-Trojan/OnlineGameHack.B [AhnLab] packed with PE_Patch [Kaspersky Lab]. |
| DWAWDW.EXE | Dangerous |
| DWAWDW.EXE | High Risk |
DWAWDW.EXE is known as: Suspicious.MH690 [Symantec] TROJ_ZLOB.AKT [Trend Micro] Mal/TibsPk-A [Sophos] Trojan-Dropper.Agent [Ikarus] Win-Trojan/OnlineGameHack.B [AhnLab] packed with PE_Patch [Kaspersky Lab].
MD5 of DWAWDW.EXE = 02AD06D5948F1A8DCC7D080BC0D151E3
DWAWDW.EXE size is 3504 bytes.
Full path on a computer: %TEMP%\DWAWDW.EXE
Related Files:
%SYSTEM%\DBR99005.OCX
%SYSTEM%\WINNT.COM
%TEMP%\109546N03.DLL
%TEMP%\130140N17.DLL
%TEMP%\1D414N01.DLL
%TEMP%\DWAWDW.EXE
%TEMP%\MAINLIST.INI
%TEMP%\QD.INI
%TEMP%\QVODSETUPPLUS.EXE.!QD
%TEMP%\QVODSETUPPLUS3.EXE
C:\KAMJAGGMIYQG.EXE
%WINDIR%\CTFMON.EXE
%FONTSDIR%\DBR01029.TTF
%FONTSDIR%\DBR04021.TTF
%FONTSDIR%\DBR06036.TTF
%FONTSDIR%\DBR07019.TTF
%FONTSDIR%\DBR11025.TTF
%FONTSDIR%\DBR25009.TTF
%WINDIR%\MICROSOFT\ACTIVEJCLO.INI
%WINDIR%\SYSTEM\45352766.EXE
%WINDIR%\SYSTEM\533424020.EXE
%WINDIR%\SYSTEM\579518636.EXE
%WINDIR%\SYSTEM\709037908.EXE
%SYSTEM%\COMRES.DLL.BAK
%SYSTEM%\COMRES.DLL.OCX
%SYSTEM%\DBR01029.OCX
%SYSTEM%\DBR04021.OCX
%SYSTEM%\DBR06036.OCX
%SYSTEM%\DBR07019.OCX
%SYSTEM%\DBR11025.OCX
%SYSTEM%\DBR25009.OCX
%SYSTEM%\DDRAW.DLL.BAK
%SYSTEM%\DSOUND.DLL.OCX
%SYSTEM%\GBVGBV25.EXE
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