bloodred.exe - Dangerous
%system%\bloodred.exe
Manual removal instructions:
Antivirus Report of %system%\bloodred.exe:
%system%\bloodred.exe
W32.Netsky.AE@mm is a mass-mailing worm.
1. Copies it body to the following files:
%System%\bloodred.exe
%System%\Windows_kernel32.exe
%Windir%\bloodred.zip (A zipped copy of the worm. The file name within is Urgent_Info.pif.)
%System%\base64exe.sys (detected as W32.Netsky.AE@mm!enc)
%System%\base64zip.sys (detected as W32.Netsky.AE@mm!enc)
2. Adds the value:
"Microsoft Kernel"="%System%\Windows_kernel32.exe"
to registry Run key.
3. Infects the HOSTS file.
Blocks access to antiviral sites and to Microsoft update.
4. Sends e-mails.
Removal:
Remove it from startup using RegRun Startup Optimizer.
Restore the HOSTS file using RegRun Anti-Spyware.
Stop the service and set it to disabled state.
Remove files.
| %system%\bloodred.exe | Malware |
| %system%\bloodred.exe | Dangerous |
| %system%\bloodred.exe | High Risk |
1. Copies it body to the following files:
%System%\bloodred.exe
%System%\Windows_kernel32.exe
%Windir%\bloodred.zip (A zipped copy of the worm. The file name within is Urgent_Info.pif.)
%System%\base64exe.sys (detected as W32.Netsky.AE@mm!enc)
%System%\base64zip.sys (detected as W32.Netsky.AE@mm!enc)
2. Adds the value:
"Microsoft Kernel"="%System%\Windows_kernel32.exe"
to registry Run key.
3. Infects the HOSTS file.
Blocks access to antiviral sites and to Microsoft update.
4. Sends e-mails.
Removal:
Remove it from startup using RegRun Startup Optimizer.
Restore the HOSTS file using RegRun Anti-Spyware.
Stop the service and set it to disabled state.
Remove files.
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