Constructor:Win32/Bifrose.A

Constructor:Win32/Bifrose.A is a harmful Trojan which was designed with the explicit reason to steal its victim’s personal and sensitive information. First released on July 25, 2009, Constructor:Win32/Bifrose.A has gone on to infect many PCs the world over. This Trojan will also allow remote access to its unknown developers, giving them access to all parts of the infected PC. Constructor:Win32/Bifrose.A will ultimately connect to a remote IP address to relay all the stolen info to its developers.

Because of its stealth nature and furtive infiltration, the user will remain unaware of Constructor:Win32/Bifrose.A’s presence on the system. The only clue the user will have as to the presence of Constructor:Win32/Bifrose.A will come from notifications from installed security software. This Trojan comes bundled with other programs generally downloaded from third party websites. It is also distributed via browser hijacking websites which make use of drive-by download tactics.

Some of the information Constructor:Win32/Bifrose.A will gather pertains to the user’s financial info, usernames and passwords. It will also collect information about the websites the user visits, and will then spam the user with pop up ads relevant to the sites visited.

Once the remote attackers take over the user’s system, they will use it for various nefarious means including using it as part of botnet attacks, Denial of Service (DoS attacks) and mass spam mailing campaigns.

The only way you will be able to regain control of your PC and restore your system’s security and privacy will be to annihilate Constructor:Win32/Bifrose.A. This can safest be achieved by using the removal power of a genuine and powerful security tool which will not only obliterate Constructor:Win32/Bifrose.A but also protect the system against similar attacks in future.