svchost.exe - Dangerous

%tmp%\microsoftpowerpoint\svchost.exe

Manual removal instructions:

Antivirus Report of %tmp%\microsoftpowerpoint\svchost.exe:
%tmp%\microsoftpowerpoint\svchost.exe Malware
%tmp%\microsoftpowerpoint\svchost.exeDangerous
%tmp%\microsoftpowerpoint\svchost.exeHigh Risk
%tmp%\microsoftpowerpoint\svchost.exe
We suggest you to remove %TMP%\MicrosoftPowerPoint\svchost.exe from your computer as soon as possible.
%TMP%\MicrosoftPowerPoint\svchost.exe is W32.Sillyban.A.
W32.Sillyban.A is a worm that spreads by copying itself to mapped drives.
Related files:
C:\heap41\2.mp3
C:\heap41\autorun.inf
C:\heap41\drivelist.txt
C:\heap41\Icon.ico
C:\heap41\reproduce.txt
C:\heap41\script1.txt
C:\heap41\std.txt
C:\heap41\svchost.exe
C:\heap41\offspring\autorun.inf
%Temp%\MicrosoftPowerPoint\2.mp3
%Temp%\MicrosoftPowerPoint\drivelist.txt
%Temp%\MicrosoftPowerPoint\Icon.ico
%Temp%\MicrosoftPowerPoint\Install.txt
%Temp%\MicrosoftPowerPoint\pathlist.txt
%Temp%\MicrosoftPowerPoint\svchost.exe
%UserProfile%\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\.lnk
Kill the process %TMP%\MicrosoftPowerPoint\svchost.exe and remove %TMP%\MicrosoftPowerPoint\svchost.exe from Windows startup.

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