SpyNoMore Anti-Spyware: Spyware Removal Database - C (Page 9 of 40)

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Christ.483

Christmas.1539.a

Christmas.1694

Christmas.600

Chronicle Remote Registry Query Tool

Chroot to gain root on Ultrix systems

Chroot_break.c

Chubo

Chucha

Chupa

Chupacabra is a really destructive backdoor trojan, which usually sneaks into the system as an attachment from suspicious e-mail letters and, in case a careless user runs its main file, gives an access to the target PC to the anonymous hacker. This technique makes it easy for this hacker to perform his or her destructive actions, such as damaging different system components or uploading various files. These actions always result in very serious consequences, such as making system totally unusable and really hard to repair.

Chupa (Backdoor.Chupa)

Chydow family

CIA 1.0a

Ciadoor

Ciadoor.10.a

Ciadoor.10.a (CIA)

Ciadoor.10.b

A RAT program is a type of spyware, designed for controlling other people's computers remotely. The hacker tries to infect the victim’s machine with a "server" program. It is usually performed via the e-mail or File and Print Sharing. The functions of a RAT can vary, depending on the needs of the hacker. A newer version of Alicia. Includes more functions ("trojan", "backdoor") and the risk of infecting your machine with this virus is higher. Originated in September 2001.

Ciadoor.11.a

Ciadoor.11.a-1

Ciadoor.11.b

Ciadoor.12

Ciadoor.12.a

Ciadoor.121

A RAT program is a type of spyware, designed for controlling other people's computers remotely. The hacker tries to infect the victim’s machine with a "server" program. It is usually performed via the e-mail or File and Print Sharing. The functions of a RAT can vary, depending on the needs of the hacker. A newer version of Alicia. Includes more functions ("trojan", "backdoor") and the risk of infecting your machine with this virus is higher. Originated in September 2001.

Ciadoor.121 (Backdoor.Ciadoor.121)

Ciadoor.121.B

Ciadoor.122

Ciadoor.122.A

Ciadoor.123

Ciadoor.a

Ciadoor.D

Cibleclick

Advertisement tracking cookie file which may potentially violate your privacy.

Cidra

Cidra.a

Cidra Trojan has a lot of variants, that's why there's no guarantee that the latest variants will be detected by your antiviral system. This malware acts like a TrojanProxy, which means that the infected machine may simply become a spamming tool. Spammers often need more machines for their activities, that's why they are really interested in infecting computers with malware of this type.

Cidra.f

CIFS Common Insecurities Fail Scrutiny

Cigi.15

CiGiCiGi ViP

Cigivip.10

Created by "the Digital Underground" group. This version has the "backdoor" and "trojan" function included. It means that the trojan installs a security breach, through which a full access to user's PC is possible. Several versions can be found in the internet (AIMVision 1.03 AIMVision 1.04; AIMVision 1.4)

Cigivip.10 (RedShell 1.0)

Cigivip.15.a

Cigivip.15.b

Cigivip.17

Cigivip.17 (Backdoor.Cigivip.17)

CIH

Ciko.29895

CIMcheck - Compaq Insight Manager

Cipher Cracker 1.0

Cisco 760 Series Connection Overflow

Cisco 7xx TCP and HTTP Vulnerabilities

Cisco ack Proof of Concept

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