| Threat Name | Threat Level | Threat Description |
| Backdoor.711!sd5 |
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Backdoor.711!sd5 is a malicious application that runs in the background and allows remote access to your system, giving the attacker full control of your system. |
| Backdoor.91Cast |
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91Cast will open web pages containing pornographic images whilst browsing the Internet. |
| Backdoor.ABJ |
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Backdoor.ABJ is a backdoor program which runs in stealth mode, opens random number of ports on the infected computer and allows attackers to gain unauthorized access to the system. It also monitors users Internet usage, collects all login information entered by users on banking or financial websites and then sends that information back to the author of this backdoor. |
| Backdoor.AcidBattery!sd5 |
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Backdoor.AcidBattery!sd5 is a malicious application that runs in the background and allows remote access to your system, giving the attacker full control of your system. |
| Backdoor.Acidhead!sd5 |
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Backdoor.Acidhead!sd5 is a malicious application that runs in the background and allows remote access to your system, giving the attacker full control of your system. |
| Backdoor.Acidoor!sd5 |
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Backdoor.Acidoor!sd5 is a malicious application that runs in the background and allows remote access to your system, giving the attacker full control of your system. |
| Backdoor.AcidShell!sd5 |
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Backdoor.AcidShell!sd5 is a malicious application that runs in the background and allows remote access to your system, giving the attacker full control of your system. |
| Backdoor.AcidShiver |
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Backdoor.AcidShiver is a backdoor program that is capable of transferring files and other remote administration commands. |
| Backdoor.AcidShiver!sd5 |
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Backdoor.AcidShiver!sd5 is a malicious application that runs in the background and allows remote access to your system, giving the attacker full control of your system. |
| Backdoor.AckCmd!sd5 |
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Backdoor.AckCmd!sd5 is a malicious application that runs in the background and allows remote access to your system, giving the attacker full control of your system. |
| Backdoor.Acropolis!sd5 |
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Backdoor.Acropolis!sd5 is a malicious application that runs in the background and allows remote access to your system, giving the attacker full control of your system. |
| Backdoor.Adbreak!sd5 |
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Backdoor.Adbreak!sd5 is a malicious application that runs in the background and allows remote access to your system, giving the attacker full control of your system. |
| Backdoor.Advanced_Port_Redirection |
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Advanced Port Redirection is a hacktool used to create backdoor trojans for remote access into infected machines. |
| Backdoor.Aebot!sd5 |
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Backdoor.Aebot!sd5 is a malicious application that runs in the background and allows remote access to your system, giving the attacker full control of your system. |
| Backdoor.Aebot.J |
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Backdoor.Aebot.J is a trojan that opens a random port and listens on it and is capable to terminate security related processes. It also adds itself to the registry and starts up on Windows startup. |
| Backdoor.Aeon!sd5 |
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Backdoor.Aeon!sd5 is a malicious application that runs in the background and allows remote access to your system, giving the attacker full control of your system. |
| Backdoor.AF!sd5 |
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Backdoor.AF!sd5 is a malicious application that runs in the background and allows remote access to your system, giving the attacker full control of your system. |
| Backdoor.Afcore!sd5 |
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Backdoor.Afcore!sd5 is a malicious application that runs in the background and allows remote access to your system, giving the attacker full control of your system. |
| Backdoor.Afcore.AE |
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Backdoor.Afcore.AE hooks itself to Explorer.exe which will allow it to operate under the Explorer.exe context. The main process starts up when Windows starts and tries to connect to an IRC Channel to allow attackers to gain access and control of the infected machine. This trojan also uses a guardian process to hide itself from being detected. |
| Backdoor.Afcore.GEN |
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Backdoor.Afcore.GEN hooks itself to Explorer.exe which will allow it to operate under the Explorer.exe context. The main process starts up when Windows starts and tries to connect to an IRC Channel to allow attackers to gain access and control of the infected machine. This trojan also uses a guardian process to hide itself from being detected. |
