- Jan 24, 2011
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An illegal key generator for the recently released version of the TrustPort Internet Security solution leads to a serious infection warns BitDefender.
Depending on how you’re using your computer, this piece of malware does the following:
BitDefender said:
Depending on how you’re using your computer, this piece of malware does the following:
- steals passwords cached in various web browsers such as Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer
- spies on the users’ habits and gathering critical information about the compromised computer and, worst of all, showing great interest for all that has to do with e-banking accounts and money transactions;
- downloading further malware either via internet or from ftp accounts; the sample we analyzed is capable of downloading and installing Zeus BOT, SpyNet RAT, Bandook RAT, Scwarze Sonne RAT, Apocalypse RAT, Bff BOT, Solitude RAT, PoisonIvy, Cybergate, which hints to a possible cooperation between Trojan.Agent.ASDMand other cyber-criminal gangs.;
- captures video and audio streams from the users’ computer webcams;
- logs conversations that take place on social networks or instant messenger;
. tools like this have been going around for years... But the new thing is that it's more like a keylogger than a Pest saying you should by it instead of cracking it !
