VPWDYKSL.EXE - Dangerous
VPWDYKSL.EXE
Manual removal instructions:
Antivirus Report of VPWDYKSL.EXE:
vpwdyksl.exe
We suggest you to remove VPWDYKSL.EXE from your computer as soon as possible.
VPWDYKSL.EXE is known as: Trojan.Dorkbot, Trojan ( 004918061 ), Trojan.Inject.crvczd, Inject.BIHT, Trojan.Inject.gwbm, Trojan.Inject.VCkMPWS.RPY, TrojWare.Injector.~ATQU, Trojan.Siggen6.1747, TR.Rogue.1457465, Trojan.Inject, Troj.Inject.gw.(kcloud), Spyware.Zbot, a variant of Win32.Injector.ATQU, W32.Inject.GWBM.tr, Trojan.Inject.aTOF.
MD5 of VPWDYKSL.EXE = 2b8cbdcf925c6a6850823264ec3017b4
VPWDYKSL.EXE size is 49152 bytes.
Full path on a computer: %TEMP%\VPWDYKSL.EXE
Related Files:
%Appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\profile.default\extensions\{0B129884-0F69-B02F-2C4A-F42D723D8D77}\chrome.manifest
%Appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\profile.default\extensions\{0B129884-0F69-B02F-2C4A-F42D723D8D77}\components\BroadcastEventService.js
%Appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\profile.default\extensions\{0B129884-0F69-B02F-2C4A-F42D723D8D77}\install.rdf
%Local Appdata%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\iejibcalgjapcplacmekpecnhcdninhh\4.0.4\background.js
%Local Appdata%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\iejibcalgjapcplacmekpecnhcdninhh\4.0.4\content.js
%Local Appdata%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\iejibcalgjapcplacmekpecnhcdninhh\4.0.4\manifest.json
%Temp%\data.dat
%Temp%\setup.dat
%Temp%\vpwdyksl.exe
%Temp%\~DF1FBF.tmp
| VPWDYKSL.EXE | Trojan.Dorkbot, Trojan ( 004918061 ), Trojan.Inject.crvczd, Inject.BIHT, Trojan.Inject.gwbm, Trojan.Inject.VCkMPWS.RPY, TrojWare.Injector.~ATQU, Trojan.Siggen6.1747, TR.Rogue.1457465, Trojan.Inject, Troj.Inject.gw.(kcloud), Spyware.Zbot, a variant of Win32.Injector.ATQU, W32.Inject.GWBM.tr, Trojan.Inject.aTOF. |
| VPWDYKSL.EXE | Dangerous |
| VPWDYKSL.EXE | High Risk |
VPWDYKSL.EXE is known as: Trojan.Dorkbot, Trojan ( 004918061 ), Trojan.Inject.crvczd, Inject.BIHT, Trojan.Inject.gwbm, Trojan.Inject.VCkMPWS.RPY, TrojWare.Injector.~ATQU, Trojan.Siggen6.1747, TR.Rogue.1457465, Trojan.Inject, Troj.Inject.gw.(kcloud), Spyware.Zbot, a variant of Win32.Injector.ATQU, W32.Inject.GWBM.tr, Trojan.Inject.aTOF.
MD5 of VPWDYKSL.EXE = 2b8cbdcf925c6a6850823264ec3017b4
VPWDYKSL.EXE size is 49152 bytes.
Full path on a computer: %TEMP%\VPWDYKSL.EXE
Related Files:
%Appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\profile.default\extensions\{0B129884-0F69-B02F-2C4A-F42D723D8D77}\chrome.manifest
%Appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\profile.default\extensions\{0B129884-0F69-B02F-2C4A-F42D723D8D77}\components\BroadcastEventService.js
%Appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\profile.default\extensions\{0B129884-0F69-B02F-2C4A-F42D723D8D77}\install.rdf
%Local Appdata%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\iejibcalgjapcplacmekpecnhcdninhh\4.0.4\background.js
%Local Appdata%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\iejibcalgjapcplacmekpecnhcdninhh\4.0.4\content.js
%Local Appdata%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\iejibcalgjapcplacmekpecnhcdninhh\4.0.4\manifest.json
%Temp%\data.dat
%Temp%\setup.dat
%Temp%\vpwdyksl.exe
%Temp%\~DF1FBF.tmp
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