Trojan.Trufip!rts

Trojan.Trufip!rts is a malicious computer threat classified as a Trojan – backdoor. It means that upon the infection this parasite allows other malicious programs to enter your system and as a result your computer can end up being crippled by multiple infections. Trojan.Trufip!rts has been designed to attack Windows 32-bit executable programs, so this pest can be detected in various Win32 environments. In a sense this threat is dangerous because of its “backdoor” capabilities. That is to say, if, for example, Trojan.Trufip!rts allows a powerful rogue enter your system, not only your computer might be damaged for good. You might also lose your money.

Therefore, it is more than obvious that one should be wary of Trojan.Trufip!rts. It is rather hard to say when exactly this backdoor gets into your system, because it has many ways to distribute itself. What is more, you might be oblivious of the fact that you are infected for quite a while, because Trojan.Trufip!rts does not have an interface. However, there is a way to know whether you are infected or not. Check your Windows Task Manager. If there are DaB3.exe and msmsgs.exe processes running, then congratulations, you have Trojan.Trufip!rts in your system. DaB3.exe is classified as cloaked malware and a worm, so it can change its structure, because it is a polymorphic threat. Also, worms are known to install backdoors as their payload, so it is of no surprise that it comes with Trojan.Trufip!rts.

As far as msmgs.exe goes, usually it is a process that is associated with Windows Messenger, but Trojan.Trufip!rts can duplicate the process and use the name in order to fool you that everything is alright. So take note that usually msmsgs.exe is located in the C:\Program Files\Messenger folder. If the one running in your Task Manager is located anywhere else – you have caught an intruder. Once you have determined that you are infected, you need to remove Trojan.Trufip!rts from your system at once, or else allowing the parasite to stay can cause the ultimate system crash. Get yourself a reliable computer security program that will help you to get rid of it automatically, if you have no confidence in trying to remove the pest on your own.