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SpyNoMore Anti-Spyware: Spyware Removal Database - Backdoor (Page 3 of 174)

A Backdoor is an undocumented or secret means that can be used to obtain unauthorized access to your computer, or a malicious program that uses such a means to penetrate a computer system. Backdoor applications exploit vulnerabilities of installed programs or operating system and allow attackers to gain control over your computer system. Backdoor works in the background and hides from the user. It is always a high security risk.

Review spyware removal database by categories:

Adware	Ansi Bomb	Aol Pest	Backdoor
Bho	Commercial Rat	Dialer	Dos
Downloader	Dropper	Exploit	Flooder
Hacker Tool	Hijacker	Homepage Hijacker	Hostile Code
Key Logger	Nuker	P2p	Ransomware
Rat	Search Hijacker	Spyware	Toolbar
Tracking Cookie	Trojan	Worm

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Agent.ag (Backdoor.Agent.ag)

A backdoor in a computer system (or a cryptosystem, or even in an algorithm) is a method of bypassing normal authentication or obtaining remote access to a computer, while intended to remain hidden to casual inspection. The backdoor may take the form of an installed program or could be a modification to a legitimate program.

Agent.aq

Agent.aq (Win32/Agent.AQ trojan)

Agent.B

Agent.BC

An apparently useful and innocent program containing additional hidden code which allows the unauthorized collection, exploitation, falsification, or destruction of data. When this program executes, the program performs a specific set of actions, usually working toward the goal of allowing the trojan to survive on a system and open up a backdoor.

Agent.bg

Agent.c (Win32/Agent.C trojan)

Agent.CE

Agent.d

Agent.e

BHO/Backdoor/Hijacker/Agent.e is an Internet Explorer toolbar providing a search box and link buttons. It also adds bookmarks to the Favorites menu and hijacks the homepage and Search sidebar. BHO/Backdoor/Hijacker/Agent.e displays porn-pop ups. It can cause errors, when using both Internet Explorer and the Windows Explorer.

Agent.H (Backdoor.Agent.h)

Agent.J

agent.jn

Agent.l (Backdoor.Agent.i)

Agent.M

Agiplan.a

AGM65's File&CD Key Harvester

Agobot

This malicious program uses its specific algorithms for harming the infected system in various ways. Firstly, it changes several Internet settings; this makes it impossible for the user to connect to antiviral servers for getting updates for his or her security system. After that, Agobot.Trojan searches for IRC (Internet Relay Chat) client and infects it. As a result of this, the hacker is able to connect to the infected machine via IRC and perform dangerous activities, such as stealing various confidential pieces of data.