Overview Type: Backdoor Destruction level: High Prevalence: Moderate What is a Vulnerability? In computer security, Vulnerability is a weak point in a platform that can be exploited by an intruder or malware and cause unauthorized access to the victim’s system. Vulnerabilities let intruders execute arbitrary commands, access to system’s memory, install malware and siphon data,…
Overview Type: Hacktool Destruction Level: High Prevalence: Moderate Malware Name(s) (Padvish) HackTool.Win32.NppSpy (Avira) TR/PSW.Agent.zmiws (Kaspersky)Trojan-PSW.Win32.Lognot.e What is HackTool? Hacktools are tools designed to facilitate intrusion. These tools can be used by an intruder to receive data from the victim organization’s network. These tools are commonly used to retrieve credentials information of sensitive victim servers.…
Overview Type: Trojan Destruction Level: high Prevalence: Moderate Malware name(s) Trojan.Win64.FramedGolf (Padvish) A Variant Of Win64/BadIIS.AN (ESET-NOD32) Trojan.Win64.FramedGolf.b (Kaspersky) What is Trojan? Trojan is a type of malware that disguises itself as clean and legitimate software and behaves totally like a useful and functional software, but when executed, it causes a lot of damage to…
Overview Type: APT Destruction Level: High Prevalence: Moderate Malware Name(s) Trojan.MSOffice.APT34 (Padvish) Vba/TrojanDropper.Agent.AUA (ESET-NOD32) Heur:Trojan.MSOffice.SAgent.Gen (Kaspersky) What is APT? APT is the abbreviation of Advanced Persistent Threat. As its name suggests, this threat uses a persistent, secret, and advanced hacking technique to reach a system and will remain inside the user’s system with…
Overview Type: Trojan Destruction Level: High Prevalence: Moderate Malware Name(s) Trojan.Win32.NJrat (Padvish) A Variant Of MSIL/Bladabindi.AS (ESET-NOD32) Backdoor.MSIL.Bladabindi.AJ (Kaspersky) What is trojan? Trojan is a type of malware that disguises itself as clean and legitimate software and behaves totally like a useful and functional software, but when executed, it causes a lot of…
Overview Type: Miner Destruction Level: High Prevalence: Moderate Malware Name(s) Miner.Win32.Tor2Mine (Padvish) Virtool.PowerShell/Obfuscator.A (Kaspersky) PowerShell/Agent.JJ (Eset) What is miner? Miners are individuals or software that extracts cryptocurrencies through mining them. Bitcoin is a type of cryptocurrency and extracting bitcoin is a kind of data verification that is done in two complex stages of…
Overview Type: Hacktool Destruction Level: High Prevalence: Low Malware name(s) HackTool.Win32.ASPXSpy (Padvish) HackTool.Win32.ASPXSpy (Eset) Backdoor:MSIL/AspxSpy.A (Microsoft) What is a hackTool? Hacktools are tools designed to facilitate intrusion. These tools can be used by an intruder to recieve data from the victim organization’s network. These tools are commonly used to retrieve the credentials of sensitive…
Overview Type: Trojan Destruction Level: High Prevalence: Moderate Malware Name(s) Backdoor.Win32.JackalControl.ap (Padvish) HEUR:Trojan.MSIL.Agent.gen (Kaspersky) A Variant Of MSIL/Small.DF (Eset) What is Backdoor Malware? Backdoors are applications designed to allow hackers to bypass the system security mechanism, granting unauthorized access to various system resources. Hackers can enter the system, with no concern for altered…
Overview Type: Ransomware Destruction Level: High Prevalence: Moderate Malware Name(s) Ransomware.Linux.Trigona (Padvish) HEUR:Trojan-Ransom.Linux.Agent.gen (Kaspersky) Trojan.Linux.Ransom.AD (Bitdefender) LINUX/Ransom.tzrgv (Avira) Ransom.Linux.TRIGONA.THEAFBC (TrendMicro) What is ransomware? Ransomware is a form of malware that encrypts the user’s vital data and demands ransom for decryption. Ransomware poses a grave threat, inflicting substantial financial harm. Typically, there is no feasible…
Overview Type: Worm Destruction Level: Moderate Prevalence: Moderate Malware Name(s) Worm.Win32.Gidora.ap (Padvish) Trojan-Spy.MSIL.KeyLogger.ccnu (kaspersky) A Variant Of MSIL/Agent.KX (Eset) What is worm? Computer worms, such as Gidora, represent a category of malware capable of self-replication. These worms deploy persistent techniques to ensure their sustained presence during system boot processes. Notably, the primary characteristic of worms…