Virus.MSIL.KeyLogger.a
Detection added: 19.01.2025 02:21:39 (GMT+2)
MD5: F38457B2BD456E16769A9DE89571792A
SHA1: EAF625EEE6E7A93FEAA751016FB5DA48A286F958
Behavior: Trojan Program/KeyloggerMD5: F38457B2BD456E16769A9DE89571792A
SHA1: EAF625EEE6E7A93FEAA751016FB5DA48A286F958
Is a spyware program that can be used to record keystrokes on a computer and send them to a remote location. Just as the name suggests if a program logs your every keystroke, it is considered a key logger. They are designed to steal your passwords and other sensitive information. There are two types of key loggers. One sends the logs to the author via email. Another one is stored in your hard drive. The author however would need the access to your computer in order to view the log. The second program can be installed on public computers, so beware and do not perform any sensitive procedures in public.
Behavior: Computer Virus
Computer virus is an application that replicates copies of itself and further spreads itself to other machines. Viruses do not have to be created by the experts, in fact most viruses can be (and were) written by average programmers.
A virus capable to modify other files by infecting, prepending, or overwriting them them with its own body.
Platform: MSIL
Systems Affected: Windows 2000, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 (x86/x64), Windows 8 (x86/x64), Windows 10 (x86/x64)
NOTE: The hash is only listed for the first detected malicious file. SHA/MD5 hash should not be intended as a security/antivirus solution, instead it provides you an additional information, allowing you to identify known malware files.
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Take the following steps to help prevent infection on your computer:
- Use up-to-date antivirus software.
- Get the latest updates for Operating system and your installed software.
- Use strong passwords and password management software.
- Use caution when opening attachments, accepting file transfers and clicking on links to webpages.