SVCH0ST.EXE - Dangerous
%SYSDIR%\SVCH0ST.EXE
Manual removal instructions:
Antivirus Report of %SYSDIR%\SVCH0ST.EXE:
%sysdir%\svch0st.exe
We suggest you to remove SVCH0ST.EXE from your computer as soon as possible.
SVCH0ST.EXE is known as: Trojan.Small.47340, W32.VB.ca, EmailWorm, I-Worm.VB.lutK6zLBnIE, a variant of Win32.VB.NOU, W32.Worm.ARVJ, W32.Narcha, W32.Obfuscated.H.genr, WORM_OTORUN.ZZY, Email-Worm.VB.ca, Trojan.Agent.Gen-FakeFolder, Email-Worm.VB, TrojWare.Trojan.VB.~BOA, Trojan.AVKill.6709, Win32.Narcha.C, I-Worm.VB.g, Worm.VB.GT, Worm.Narcha, Malware.Narcha, W32.VB.CA@mm, I-Worm.VB.AAB, W32.P2PShared.AS.worm.
MD5 of SVCH0ST.EXE = 13222dbbfaf00c46124b43e9067a009d
SVCH0ST.EXE size is 47340 bytes.
Full path on a computer: %SYSDIR%\SVCH0ST.EXE
Related Files:
%Appdata%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\%ComputerName%.exe
%Favorites%\Links\www.pc_for_test.com
%Temp%\%ComputerName%.EXE
%Temp%\~DF3AE8.tmp
%Temp%\~DFC758.tmp
%Temp%\~DFC75E.tmp
%Temp%\~DFC857.tmp
%Temp%\~DFEC63.tmp
%Startup%\%ComputerName%.pif
%Common Startmenu%\Programs\Startup\%ComputerName%.pif
C:\Documents and Settings\Default User\Favorites\Links\www.pc_for_test.com
C:\Documents and Settings\Default User\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\%ComputerName%.pif
%WinDir%\system\wincirl.com
%SysDir%\SVCH0ST.EXE
C:\Project Report.exe
| %SYSDIR%\SVCH0ST.EXE | Trojan.Small.47340, W32.VB.ca, EmailWorm, I-Worm.VB.lutK6zLBnIE, a variant of Win32.VB.NOU, W32.Worm.ARVJ, W32.Narcha, W32.Obfuscated.H.genr, WORM_OTORUN.ZZY, Email-Worm.VB.ca, Trojan.Agent.Gen-FakeFolder, Email-Worm.VB, TrojWare.Trojan.VB.~BOA, Trojan.AVKill.6709, Win32.Narcha.C, I-Worm.VB.g, Worm.VB.GT, Worm.Narcha, Malware.Narcha, W32.VB.CA@mm, I-Worm.VB.AAB, W32.P2PShared.AS.worm. |
| %SYSDIR%\SVCH0ST.EXE | Dangerous |
| %SYSDIR%\SVCH0ST.EXE | High Risk |
SVCH0ST.EXE is known as: Trojan.Small.47340, W32.VB.ca, EmailWorm, I-Worm.VB.lutK6zLBnIE, a variant of Win32.VB.NOU, W32.Worm.ARVJ, W32.Narcha, W32.Obfuscated.H.genr, WORM_OTORUN.ZZY, Email-Worm.VB.ca, Trojan.Agent.Gen-FakeFolder, Email-Worm.VB, TrojWare.Trojan.VB.~BOA, Trojan.AVKill.6709, Win32.Narcha.C, I-Worm.VB.g, Worm.VB.GT, Worm.Narcha, Malware.Narcha, W32.VB.CA@mm, I-Worm.VB.AAB, W32.P2PShared.AS.worm.
MD5 of SVCH0ST.EXE = 13222dbbfaf00c46124b43e9067a009d
SVCH0ST.EXE size is 47340 bytes.
Full path on a computer: %SYSDIR%\SVCH0ST.EXE
Related Files:
%Appdata%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\%ComputerName%.exe
%Favorites%\Links\www.pc_for_test.com
%Temp%\%ComputerName%.EXE
%Temp%\~DF3AE8.tmp
%Temp%\~DFC758.tmp
%Temp%\~DFC75E.tmp
%Temp%\~DFC857.tmp
%Temp%\~DFEC63.tmp
%Startup%\%ComputerName%.pif
%Common Startmenu%\Programs\Startup\%ComputerName%.pif
C:\Documents and Settings\Default User\Favorites\Links\www.pc_for_test.com
C:\Documents and Settings\Default User\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\%ComputerName%.pif
%WinDir%\system\wincirl.com
%SysDir%\SVCH0ST.EXE
C:\Project Report.exe
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