#Dr.web cureit 2015 install#

#Dr.web cureit 2015 install#

According to the statistics gathered by Dr.Web CureIt!Ī malicious program designed to install other dangerous software on the infected computer.Ī Trojan designed to display various advertisements to Internet users.Ī Trojan that can download other malicious programs from the Internet and install them on the infected computer.Ī family of downloader programs generated by servers belonging to the LoadMoney affiliate program. For more information regarding this malicious program, refer to the news article published by Doctor Web. As a result, the victim's data can be used to promote groups, send spam messages, and influence some poll results. If the user logs in to the Odnoklassniki (“Одноклассники”) social networking website, Trojan.BPLug.1041 will try to provide a certain application with access to the API of this website on behalf of the user. Moreover, on all websites, the malicious program blocks third-party advertisements from any domains, except for those listed in the configuration file. The extension detected by Dr.Web as Trojan.BPLug.1041 serves the purpose of injecting arbitrary content into webpages browsed by the user.

If the victim pressed any key or clicked anywhere in the window, an annoying dialog was displayed prompting the victim to install a browser extension supposedly created by an anti-virus developer. A special malicious script incorporated into that webpage by cybercriminals prevented the user from closing it. If the user opened the link to the website from Google search results, and if certain conditions were met, a new tab with a webpage opened in the browser window. Among those resources was a webpage dedicated to one popular Russian TV series. In the middle of October, Doctor Web security researchers registered several cases of websites being hacked by cybercriminals.

Distribution of new malicious programs for Android.

Emergence of a new Trojan designed to perform web injections.

A number of websites got hacked by cybercriminals to distribute malware.