SERVER64.EXE - Dangerous
SERVER64.EXE
Manual removal instructions:
Antivirus Report of SERVER64.EXE:
server64.exe
We suggest you to remove SERVER64.EXE from your computer as soon as possible.
SERVER64.EXE is known as: Suspicious.MH690 [Symantec] Mal/Behav-328 [Sophos] Virus.Win32.DelfInject [Ikarus] packed with UPX [Kaspersky Lab].
MD5 of SERVER64.EXE = 83A79663A4B0DB0372CB05B8EAF83013
SERVER64.EXE size is 30720 bytes.
Full path on a computer: %WINDIR%\INSTALLDIR\SERVER64.EXE
Related Files:
%APPDATA%\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS\--((MUTEX))--.DAT
%WINDIR%\INSTALLDIR\SERVER64.EXE
| SERVER64.EXE | Suspicious.MH690 [Symantec] Mal/Behav-328 [Sophos] Virus.Win32.DelfInject [Ikarus] packed with UPX [Kaspersky Lab]. |
| SERVER64.EXE | Dangerous |
| SERVER64.EXE | High Risk |
SERVER64.EXE is known as: Suspicious.MH690 [Symantec] Mal/Behav-328 [Sophos] Virus.Win32.DelfInject [Ikarus] packed with UPX [Kaspersky Lab].
MD5 of SERVER64.EXE = 83A79663A4B0DB0372CB05B8EAF83013
SERVER64.EXE size is 30720 bytes.
Full path on a computer: %WINDIR%\INSTALLDIR\SERVER64.EXE
Related Files:
%APPDATA%\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS\--((MUTEX))--.DAT
%WINDIR%\INSTALLDIR\SERVER64.EXE
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