win.exe - Dangerous
win.exe
Manual removal instructions:
Antivirus Report of win.exe:
win.exe
Name: Shorm
Worm / Steals passwords / Network trojan
Propagates to all shared discs. Autostarts using Windows Startup directory. Passwords and users names are mailed to two addresses in Russia. The .exe file is compressed using ASPack. It connects to a Web page in Russia, both to receive IP addresses to scan and to update itself.
| win.exe | Malware |
| win.exe | Dangerous |
| win.exe | High Risk |
Worm / Steals passwords / Network trojan
Propagates to all shared discs. Autostarts using Windows Startup directory. Passwords and users names are mailed to two addresses in Russia. The .exe file is compressed using ASPack. It connects to a Web page in Russia, both to receive IP addresses to scan and to update itself.
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