Trojan.Banker

Trojan.Banker is another form of malware, which was specifically designed to extort information from the system user of the computer which it has infiltrated, such as bank accounts, usernames, passwords and credit card details. Once this information has been extracted from the infected system, Trojan.Banker will then send on the information to its host server. Once Trojan.Banker has infiltrated a PC’s system, the following functions are affected: the opening of illicit network connections, the use of polymorphic tactics to self-mutate, the disabling of already installed security software, modification of system files, and not forgetting the installation of additional malware. Also known as Trojan.Win32.Banker.ju Trojan.Win32.Banker.vp Trojan.Win32.Ban, Trojan.Banker is extremely successful at what it does; therefore it is highly recommended that Trojan.Banker be removed from an infected system, as soon as it has been detected.
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Danger level 9
Type: Trojan
Common infection symptoms:
  • Connects to the internet without permision
  • Shows commercial adverts
  • Normal system programs crash immediatelly
  • Slow internet connection
  • System crashes
  • Cant change my homepage
  • Slow Computer

How to manually remove Trojan.Banker

Files associated with Trojan.Banker infection:

ExAlien
ExAlien.exe
orkutATupdate.exe
codecpack.v.1.1.18[1].exe
install_en[1].exe
Certificado-4.1.10[1].exe

Trojan.Banker processes to kill:

ExAlien
ExAlien.exe
orkutATupdate.exe
codecpack.v.1.1.18[1].exe
install_en[1].exe
Certificado-4.1.10[1].exe
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