New Trojan Viruses

Be careful with unnamed e-mails with a zip file and password to unpack in. Install all the software tested, but you can still lose the password because of the virus hidden in this email. Troj / Tofger.A, Multi Dropper.GP.A or Trojan.Sefex, experts have not unified the name of the new virus detection. Because it is in the zip file, most antivirus programs will not detect the Trojan. The careless user using the password to open the zip file will see an HTML e-mail. In turn, this e-mail offers another program (dating.exe or an attractive name like that). If you run this software, your computer is infected. Once invaded, the virus will activate itself by changing the system.exe file to a number of other settings in the Registry. It stalked until it detected an Internet connection to gather information the user typed on the keyboard and sent it to an address on the network. Although not self-replicating, the Trojan can be spread via e-mail, IRC or other forms of live exchange. Disabling the HTML function of e-mail can prevent this virus. Once infected, you should change your password and registration information to limit the damage.