DEEPSEAUI.EXE - Dangerous

%PROGRAMFILES%\DEEPSEA OBFUSCATOR 4\DEEPSEAUI.EXE

Manual removal instructions:

Antivirus Report of %PROGRAMFILES%\DEEPSEA OBFUSCATOR 4\DEEPSEAUI.EXE:
%PROGRAMFILES%\DEEPSEA OBFUSCATOR 4\DEEPSEAUI.EXE Trojan SuspiciousFile
%PROGRAMFILES%\DEEPSEA OBFUSCATOR 4\DEEPSEAUI.EXEDangerous
%PROGRAMFILES%\DEEPSEA OBFUSCATOR 4\DEEPSEAUI.EXEHigh Risk
%programfiles%\deepsea obfuscator 4\deepseaui.exe
We suggest you to remove DEEPSEAUI.EXE from your computer as soon as possible.
DEEPSEAUI.EXE is known as: Trojan SuspiciousFile
MD5 of DEEPSEAUI.EXE = 422EF57E4317720C04CDFB34ABB45089
DEEPSEAUI.EXE size is 1511616 bytes.
Full path on a computer: %PROGRAMFILES%\DEEPSEA OBFUSCATOR 4\DEEPSEAUI.EXE
Related Files:
%COMMONPROGRAMS%\DEEPSEA OBFUSCATOR 4\DEEPSEA OBFUSCATOR HELP.LNK
%COMMONPROGRAMS%\DEEPSEA OBFUSCATOR 4\DEEPSEA OBFUSCATOR.LNK
%COMMONPROGRAMS%\DEEPSEA OBFUSCATOR 4\UNINSTALL.LNK
%DESKTOPDIR%\DEEPSEA OBFUSCATOR.LNK
%PROGRAMFILES%\DEEPSEA OBFUSCATOR 4\DEEPSEAUI.EXE

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